Disturbing truth behind 'HELP' signs seen in LA on Google Maps that sparked international conspiracy
Disturbing truth behind 'HELP' signs seen in LA on Google Maps that sparked international conspiracy
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Disturbing messages written on the ground in Los Angeles have taken the internet by storm, and now locals have shed new light on their meaning. Google Earth users spotted multiple instances of the world 'HELP' spelled out using various 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 one mile east of Los Angeles City Hall, situated between the Los Angeles River, North Mission Road and E Cesar E Chavez Avenue. Its 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 over the weekend, sparking fears that someone may be trying to alert the public or law enforcement to a human trafficking operation in the area. One Reddit user wrote: 'This sounds like someone or a group are being trafficked and used materials available to them to spell out an SOS. I hope if a random person noticed, authorities noticed as well.'.
'We have all known for a long time that shipping containers are being used for human trafficking,' one X user posted, referencing the location's close proximity to the shipping yard. Concerned viewers also pointed out what appears to be holes or tunnel entrances nearby, speculating that nefarious activity may be taking place inside.
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