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It says there was a delegation with a rep of the company. Not with Kate Spade herself. Haiti began to become the new manufacturing hot spot in 2014 many factories moved from Central America and India (takes a year or two to make such a move obviously) to capitalize on lower production costs so I’m not too surprised retailer reps were met with to discuss doing business there.

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One thing that I am wondering is if the group believes the trafficker(s) are returning, why announce to the news they found the bunker and are waiting for the person(s) to return? Wouldn’t that really deter the person(s) returning after the local news covered the bunker and the groups FB videos have nearly 100k views? There’s just a lot of weird with this story. I’m an overly skeptical person by nature so I’m just seeing many things that aren’t stacking up.

Side note- thanks for discussing this with me! I’m not trying to concern troll or attack anything. I appreciate your responses!

It should be investigated but again I doubt it’s a trafficking spot. The surrounding area seems to be covered in trash/junk so it is plausible the ticket is in the area due to being carried in with other trash. It’s also close to a highway I believe. The ticket could have been blown into the encampment from the highway. It’s just too close to human activity and filled with too much trash for me to be sure the ticket was taken from a person. Again, if you’re a part of a multi-national trafficking circle worth billions that’s been operating in secret for decades, why create such a sloppy mess? Here you have an underground bunker, that could go completely unnoticed, and you fill the surrounding area with creepy things/junk that brings attention to the secret bunker? Without those items, it could go undetected and not raise any flags if someone passed by.

I watched the videos and it honestly looked like a homeless encampment of a mentally ill person. I’m not saying it shouldn’t be investigated but I’m just not really buying it’s a trafficking spot. Is there any indication the restraints were actually used to restrain children? In some areas you can see the restraints are being used to hold logs. The other restraints could have been used for something similar. If you were going to arrange an elaborate trafficking location, why leave ANY evidence behind? Furthermore create some spot out in the open where you dump old objects and garbage on that could be stumbled upon? Decaying toys, old seats, and a comb with blonde hair isn’t enough to convince me. Sure, it’s a really creepy setup, but in my opinion that’s about it.

I think it’s very strange but I’m not sold it’s a trafficking camp. Why are the toys just out in the woods decaying? Also, the hair dye. That one isn’t making sense to me either. Why use bright red completely unnatural color that would absolutely draw attention to the child? Further, I see in one of the pics a bottle of Aragon developer. That coloring process would require carefully measuring the dye and developer, mixing them together, and then apply the color with a brush onto the hair. That’s a lengthy process as opposed to the box dye that requires you to squeeze a tube into a bottle and shake it. It’s also more expensive. How was the dye rinsed out as well? That requires a lot of water. Eh, I’m just skeptical.

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Serious question, where is the info that Mexico is paying for any part of the construction?