Disturbing messages written on the ground in Los Angeles have conquered the Internet Stormender Hand, and now the local population has shed new light on their meaning.
Google Earth users saw several authorities of the world that 'help' fell apart with the help of different materials on a plot of storage or waste facility in California City, located next to a shipping yard and near the Union Pacific Railroad.
This area is about a mile east of the town hall of Los Angeles, located between the Los Angeles River, North Mission Road and E Cesar e Chavez Avenue. The coordinates are 34 ° 03'18'n 118 ° 13'30'w.
The Spanish words 'Traffico' (traffic) and 'Terrorismo' (terrorism) also appear, as well as 'LAPD', 'Federal' and 'FBI'.
The images went viral on social media during the weekend, so that the fear was fueled that someone might try to warn the public or law enforcement of a human trafficking in the area.
One reddit user wrote: 'This sounds like someone or a group is being traded and uses material that is available to them to spell an SOS. I hope that if any person has noticed it, the authorities have noticed it. '
“We all know for a long time that sea containers are being used for human trafficking,” placed an X user, who refers to the vicinity of the location to the shipping yard.
Passed viewers also pointed to some gaps or tunnel corridors in the neighborhood, which speculates that nefarious activity can take place inside.
Although Google Earth images are not real-time, the locals claimed that the disturbing calls for help were still there when they investigated the scene.
Disturbing messages written on the ground in Los Angeles have conquered the internet stormer hands, and now the locals have thrown new light on their meaning
Such a person, who goes 'Laguy' on X, spoke with a woman who experiences homelessness who lives near the party.
She told him that the words were written by a man named Jose who she has been writing for years.
'[José’s] Heights [help] All the time, “she said. 'He writes it everywhere […] They have been years, “she added, although she made it clear that she didn't know the reason why he wrote the messages.
Others who claimed to live in the neighborhood offered similar explanations.
'Living in the area, it is a homeless guy who is not all there. Do it for a few years now. Paints it on roads and sidewalks, uses rocks and other materials and places them next to highways to spell 'help', an X user who is posted.
Others have suggested that the messages can be a joke of children in the area.
But some remain alerted and claim that a more sinister explanation for the messages cannot yet be excluded. They have encouraged the locals to further investigate the situation.
“We have to find Jose and ensure that it is not a human trafficking,” an X user who claims to be an old resident of LA.
'Bro, interview Jose about his thoughts about human trafficking. I would not go anywhere that from most people is out of sight without being armed, “another answered the video of Laguy.
Officials have not commented on the many images and videos from this bizarre plot that have gathered online, and the police of Los Angeles (LAPD) did not respond immediately to the request from DailyMail.com to comment.
At the moment there is no evidence that suggests that human trafficking or any other form of criminal activities takes place at this location, but many involved members of the public still insist on more answers.
This bizarre story comes during one of the most difficult moments in the history of Los Angeles.
The city started with enormous clean-up and reconstruction efforts after devastating forest fires that destroyed the area for three weeks, which causes an estimated $ 250 billion damage.
This week, La finally gets some much needed rain, but now civil servants warn residents of the risk of mud flows around the fire brigade zones of the province.
Burning areas have a chance of 10 percent to 20 percent of significant flash flames and rubble flows that are able to damage roads and houses in and around areas that have been destroyed by forest fires, the Los Angeles Times reported.
“This is the worst scenario to prepare,” Kristan Lund, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service in Oxnard, told the newspaper.
With tensions that are already high, while LA -residents are bracing themselves for another potential natural disaster, many hope for a happy ending of the mysterious 'help' messages that have been discovered in their community.
'The 'help' drawing in LA are worrying, especially with the speculation of human trafficking. It's disturbing. I hope the situation will be clarified quickly. I look forward to further research, “one X user has posted.
