"Rape Trees" Found in The Sanoran Desert of Arizona (Video Report)

ChicoER ^ | 5/19/10 | Chuck Wolk

[Tom Hawks]

To set up the video at the end of this article, I need to take you back to February 23, 2009  when Arizona State Senator Jonathan Paton (R-Tusgon) invited law enforcement officials to the Capital for a hearing.  Paton asked the officers to describe how bad the border violence has become in Arizona.  What the Senate Judiciary Committee learned was that Pima and Cochise counties were seeing an alarming increase of more and more "Rape Trees".  These are memorials, if you will, that are left behind by Mexican drug cartel members, and illegal male immigrants who have raped illegal female immigrants and then forced their victims to hang their clothes, usually panties or bras, on trees.  With seized weapons on display, the officials described how border violence plays out in human smuggling, home invasions, rapes, auto thefts, and kidnappings.

The pictures below were taken by a "Minuteman Border Patrol" volunteer.   A rape tree is what Mexican illegals create with the panties and bras of the women they have raped along the trail to America. After they have had their way with the women and young girls, they force them to hang their panties or bras, on the trees as a sign of their conquest. On this trip the Minutemen found only 3 such trees, the last trip.....
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"Rape Trees" Found in The Sanoran Desert.

[Tom Hawks]

I know it's been posted, but we need to keep this going so more people can see the truth about these illegal aliens and the crime that have brought with them.

[historyrepeatz]

Oh simmer down people.. Those are just ornaments hung by the environmentalists who constantly remind us of the damage illegal immigrants cause to our land. /s

[donna]

Sonoran Desert of Arizona:

[ransomnote]

How heart breaking. Yes, we must keep it in the public’s flinching eye.

[Just Lori]

What lovely people who want to live in our country.

[Yaelle]

But if we CATCH one in the act of a rape in AZ, we shouldn’t ask if the rapist is legally in this country. That would be racist of us.

Should we let him finish raping his victim, too?

[AmericanInTokyo]

Can we send this to the US Conference of Catholic Bishops, and the church in places like Los Angeles, and tell them that they ENCOURAGE HUMAN SMUGGLING (TRAFFICKING) by their defacto stance, and ergo they encourage and faciliate the RAPE of Mexican and other women? How is THAT for "Social Justice"?!!

The sanctuary city-type illegal immigration-magnet people should HANG THEIR HEADS IN SHAME. They are no friend of the Latino and Latina.

Would they go on Mexican TV and radio and in print, in paid for ads, and urge women "Dont try to come to the US on land illegally. It is too dangerous for you and you could be raped?"

They would not do it in a million years.

For a raped and scarred woman in the pews in the USA apparantly is much more valuable to them than an untouched women far away in Mexico or Central America, far away from the collection box.

[Candor7]

Livingin Vermont I have looked along our border with Canada forsuch rape trees and can find none. One marvels at how well the border is strictly enforced with Canada but is absolutely permeable with Mexico?

WHY??????????

[Vaduz]

Where is a sink hole when you need one?.