Vigilante group claims they have uncovered a ‘child sex trafficking camp’ with a ‘hidden bunker of stuffed toys’, a ‘rape tree’ and a branch etched with the name ‘Maddie’
Abandoned camp near Tucson, Arizona, was uncovered by Veterans On Patrol
Campaigners claim the site was used to imprison and sexually abuse children
Found bunker stuffed with toys and tree fitted with restraints at a child’s height
Tucson Police Department examined the site and found no evidence of claims
DAILYMAIL.COM
5 June 2018
A vigilante veterans group claim to have discovered a child sex trafficking camp with an underground bunker, a so-called ‘rape tree’, and a branch with the name ‘Maddie’ carved into it.
The abandoned camp near Tucson, Arizona, was uncovered by Veterans On Patrol, which helps ex-servicemen who have become homeless.
The veterans believe the site was used to confine and sexually abuse children, although police say they have carried out a full inspection and believe it was solely used as a homeless shelter.
The bunker can only accessed by a small opening and was found stuffed with children’s clothing and toys. The veterans claim this was where children were locked up and held captive.
Meanwhile, Jon McLane, 35, chaplain of Bravo Base, a nearby homeless camp, found a tree with hand restraints and a swing, which he described as a ‘rape tree’.
The name ‘Maddie’ is also written across a tree trunk in child-like writing, while reporters who visited the scene found pornography and lubricant.
Tuscon police officers have visited the site and say there is no evidence that human trafficking has taken place there.
Cops also brought a cadaver dog along amid rumors there were bodies buried at the site, but the search turned up nothing.
But Jon McLane, chaplain of the group which found the camp, says there is little doubt in his mind that trafficking victims were kept here.
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