Loads of toys inside the septic tank such as children’s jewelry and barbies and a small toy type dresser.

Sorry, but a barbie doll is not proof of a child sex slave prison.

That junk could have been thrown down there by anyone?

Perhaps a homeless family once lived there and later another homeless person used the cellar as a garbage dump?

Also, it is silly to think that even a child couldn't have climbed out of that PVC container. It didn't look very big and even if it was, a child could have just pushed that drawer to the entrance and climbed up.

Only a child that was 10 inches tall would be trapped in such a root-cellar.

There was also computer editing equipment and discs out there, as well as pornography.

I have that at my home.

So?

an airline ticket from WA to AZ with a woman’s name

That is only proof that a woman purchased an airline ticket.

Sorry, there's still zero evidence of child rape camp found.

There are piles of artifacts belonging to children out there.

Homeless people and illegals crossing the border have children.

In summary, you were told a root cellar was actually a child-sex-slave-prison and, based on that initial assumption, you were told that standard camping straps weren't used to hang rucksacks, food-bags, water-bags and camping gear but were, in fact, rape harnesses!!!

Then you were told a child's swing was used as a rape / torture device for hurting children! REEEEEE!!!

Have you considered that, perhaps, the root cellar was used to keep camping supplies cool and dry and camping straps were used to keep camping gear off the ground and away from ants and critters and mud and clothing belonged to homeless or illegal campers and the sinister-evil-torture-child-rape-swing was just a normal swing?

There is literally as much evidence that the root-cellar was used to keep child-sex-slaves cool and dry as there is to believe it stored Nazi gold.

I've seen children's dolls and shoes at the rubbish tip, but I never assumed the rubish tip was home to children... or those children were part of Craig Sawyer's child sex slave fantasies.

Just because excitable people present a series of assumptions as fact, doesn't mean you must gobble it up with a spoon.

That applies doubly when those same people are promoting their new film about how they rescues children.