Evil Messages “Help” spotted in La Lot on Google Maps, Spark Trearro on the Internet – AOL

The obvious requests for “help” and others regarding the words written by the construction material and spotted on Google Earth in Los Angeles have caused concern on the Internet.

The quirky messages visible in the images of the 34 ° 03’18’n 118 ° 13’30’W on Google Earth were found in the San Bernardino highway and were filmed in November 2023, according to the ABC 7.

Signs that began to spread social media last week included different words and slogans, such as “help” and “trafico”, which means “trafficking” in Spanish, “Federal”, “FBI”, “Lapd” and “Terrorismo. “

The alarming messages were instantly concerned about people that the site is an area that can hold victims of human trafficking.

California is the eighth largest country in the United States with the most misfortune of trafficking in people per 100,000, according to Joslin’s law firm.

However, the Los Angeles police department quickly revealed that there was no evidence of human trafficking. “

“We had several different contacts with the individual you are talking about. He refused a home or a mental health assessment, “the Central Department of LAPD wrote on Monday.

“There is no evidence of human trafficking. He has been in place for several years. “

The output also confirmed that the words had been written on empty batches for more than a year and found satellite images from the same lot, dating from June 2023 to February 2024.

It remains to be seen whether the police are investigating location or whether the calls for “help” are legal.

The department responded to a video uploaded by @laguy310, who claims to be talking to a woman near the batch of affected messages.

“I was shooting because everyone wants to know why there is a help sign,” he told the woman.

The unidentified woman told him that the messages were written by a man named “Jose” and that he did it “years”.

“He is the one who puts on [help] All the while, ”she said. “He writes it everywhere … years passed.”

However, she did not share why he wrote the messages.

The user also updates his followers to reveal that he is working on tracking “Jose” through other “homeless people”.

“I am in contact with the owner of an adjacent batch that will give me full access, as well as interviews with their workers to see if they know anything.”

Joseet Caruso, who has over 75,700 followers of X, published on Sunday, “obviously they make a lot of construction in the area and people, homeless and not small businesses are distracted.”

She speculates that this is “mostly Spanish eater who lives there and many of them lived and have had a business in the area for 30+ years and have been forced in favor of this construction.”

“He may be a homeless man, crazy, that he is forced to move his camp, as some said they may be several locals who gather and try to scare the construction, may even be a street artist like some residents of El Hey are speculations, “” She wrote.

“But looking at the photos and the large size of some of the materials used to create these” signs “, I would like to bet that it is not someone to be traffic and legally seek help … This is too obvious and would put them too much danger. I would put my money more about some protest by an angry resident (s) in the area. “