/ATG/ Anti-Trafficking General: DC INVESTIGATION Pt. 18

[Gavin Clark]

This general is for identifying, discussing, mapping, researching and tracking various trafficking networks. There is a consistent trend of data showing that networks move though and rely on urban areas, specifically Sanctuary Cities. Feel free to submit tips or contribute with memes, infographs etc.

Trafficking can happen in many forms depending on the product being moved (human, guns, drugs, rare animals/art, organs etc.) and involve many different groups and organizations. We track all types.

Do not encourage violence here, we aren't trying to give them any excuses to shut it down.

>archive of past threads
archive.4plebs.org/pol/search/subject/anti trafficking general/

>archive of past threads when generals were known as /htg/
archive.4plebs.org/_/search/subject//htg//start/2017-04-11/end/2017-09-31/

>A summary of the “clock” mapping method you can use in your own city as well as a summary of general trafficking information
archive.is/rnkd2

Newcomers should pay attention to shills targeting these threads with discrediting/discouraging attempts as well as injection of misinformation and bad leads.

As the tile suggests, we are looking into DC and the trafficking networks within. Anyone with worthwhile intel is more than welcome to drop it here.

[Michael Jones]

Starting Points: Areas with a Consistent Rate of Disappearances and Breeding Grounds

Where are they getting the kids and adults that they use for human trafficking? Where are places that large groups of people usually converge or stay at for an extended period? Here are 3 categories:

Where lots of kids meet and stay:

Where lots of adults meet and stay:

Where a mix of children and adults meet and stay:

Once we have determined possibility, we must assess probability. Is it likely that people would be abducted from these areas? Do the traffickers have enough cover to hide behind to get away with abducting people in these areas without too much suspicion? Do these areas have efficient escape routes to where the traffickers can quickly disperse abducted people into trafficking networks or directly to certain locations and people? Lastly, do these areas have enough funding, resources, and number of traffickers with the skills needed to conduct human trafficking operations there?

Next, start looking for connections between people, groups, and already confirmed trafficking networks in these areas. At this step, it is a good idea to bounce around between the midpoints and end points as well to help you find connections.

Breeding grounds are likely not as common as abduction sites and would be harder to figure out, but I think that they are a possibility worth putting on the table.

If worthwhile connections are found between people and groups that have reasonable probability to be connected to trafficking in that area, then it’s time to move on to connecting that starting point to midpoints and end points in whichever order you choose. You can also start to look for connections between other starting points in the trafficking networks if you think that it will lead to something. Connecting these starting points to the midpoints and the end points will help to further validate them.

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[Camden James]

Midpoints: Routes, Pit Stops, and Distribution Centers

What means of transport are they using to distribute people? What means of transport are available in that location and would be both economically efficient and unsuspicious? Where would those certain means of transport most easily be able to travel to? Where are those certain means of transportation most commonly going?

Look for the places that the transportation is immediately going to. Do not immediately assume that these are ending points, for they may be midpoints (pit stops or distribution centers). See if anything is being transported to and from these locations, for this will determine if it is either a pit stop or a distribution center, and if it is indeed a midpoint. Something to remember about midpoints, and starting points to some extent, is that there are certain resources required for the transport of people (things like food, drugs for sedation, and etc;). Places that distribute these resources work as assets to the networks and may not be used for relocating people.

Pit stops will follow along the same route, while distribution centers will branch off into a different one. Pit stops will also generally be smaller than distribution centers and have less access to different routes. Pit stops usually work as refueling stations for the transportation and as temporary lodgings. Pits stops in-between distribution centers and end points are important for maintaining a state of confidentiality, as people would start noticing if the routes all directly went to just one place.

Distribution centers are usually a warehouse, a fulfillment center, a cross-dock facility, a bulk break center, or a package handling center. This is where people are sold and transported to their respective ending points. These are especially required to remain hidden or non-suspect, and must be large enough to accommodate for large groups of people.

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[Leo Nguyen]

End Points: Individuals, Locations, and Organizations

Who are the ones receiving all of these people in the end? It can either be individuals who are looking for personal sex slaves or for people to use as sacrifices.

They can be specific locations which function as a type of Bohemian Grove or for places where they conduct orgies, mass torture, cannibalism (Spirit Cooking comes to mind, along with Spirit Eating), or group sacrifices. Group indoctrination, hazing ceremonies, and blackmail can also occur at these places.

Other locations include military bases, labs, and secret underground bases for genetic experiments, cloning, and for Super Soldier programs. Since some of these locations are top secret it may not be possible to find them, but you can find the trafficking networks that ultimately go to them. Locations like these are also likely to be tied to various groups.

Groups are numerous and varied. Examples are big pharma companies, bio-tech companies, IRL umbrella corporations, and large-scale cults and globalist groups. These groups can conduct any mixture of the previously mentioned activities that require people from human trafficking. These ending points in of themselves would have their own connections within them to different groups and individuals. The “end product” that these groups produce from the people they get through human trafficking may also be relocated and distributed to different places and organizations.

Guessing certain end points and seeing if the starting and midpoints happen to go to them, or are within the proximity of them, can be a valid strategy for finding them out.

>3/3

[Chase Cruz]

Look for these kinds of things to map out the trafficking networks:

1) [Secret Compartments in Vehicles/Ships/Aircraft & Types of Transport](Vans, Semi-Trucks, Buses, Trains etc for Land, Yachts, Cruise Ships, Container/Cargo Ships, Ferry's etc for Sea, Private Jets, Commercial/Cargo Flights, etc for Air.)(Sewers & Subway Tunnels can also be used).

2) [Abandoned Large Buildings in/around Sanctuary Cities.](Big enough to act as Distribution Centers/Warehouses for Trafficking Networks(Weapons, Drugs, People, Body parts/remains, etc))

3) [2016 Election District Map's Blue Parts](In relation to Trafficking Routes, Sanctuary Cities, etc. Work on combining different Maps to see the full picture/patterns.)

Pedo's are not the only groups the Kids are going to & Trafficking has several different categories:

1) [Government]

(For things like Super Soldier programs, Cloning & Body Modifications)

2) [Corporation/Business]

(For things like Genetic Testing/Experimentation & Chimera's)

3) [Criminal]

(Drugs, Weapons, Sex Slaves & Children)

4) [Cult]

(Sacrifices, Blackmail & Indoctrination)

5) [Intel Agencies]

(Brainwashing for Spy/Informant programs & Special Agent operations)

6) [Breeding/Harvesting Farms]

(Selectively Bred/Produced Humans, Organs/Fetuses/Blood & Supplying Trafficking Networks/Centers)

7) [Hollywood]

(Truman Show breeding/handling operations.)

Another thing to note is the use of trafficking for organ harvesting and slave labor (think Qatar for instance).

[Daniel Brooks]

Read up on the shill operations that sometimes target these threads:

1) archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/135707045/#135707045

2) archive.4plebs.org/_/search/boards/pol.x/subject/Various Shill/

[Carter Wilson]

>FBI seeks Senate documents, signaling possible probe into sale of fetal tissue
archive.is/55cWd
>FBI agents raid headquarters of major U.S. body broker
archive.is/e4plq

Additional info on the body and fetal organ markets which are largely unregulated and easily infiltrated by various groups.

archive.is/yhwpT
archive.is/7yK0R

Multi-agency activity in DC:

patch.com/district-columbia/washingtondc/fbi-conducting-raids-dc-details-coming-report
archive.is/OiKpR
archive.is/KobLI

[Adam Nguyen]

Here is our map of Washington DC, note the differences between this area and the maps that were made of Los Angeles. This is the dot map that we use to graph clusters of establishments commonly used for trafficking. You will find that you often will find trafficking hubs in the center of any large cluster of dots you see. These are also essential for finding patterns relating to the overall trafficking network in that city.

[Jordan Brooks]

Compare the dot map with satellite imagery to see where urbanized/industrial areas are located. Usually once we've find enough suspicious locations we draw a search vector on one of these kinds of maps to limit the scope of your search.

[William Hill]

Here is our dot map with trafficking busts overlayed on top of it. This will allow you to analyze the patterns of busts and give you a general diagram of crime in the location.

ghostbin.com/paste/mnb57
ghostbin.com/paste/ffrf3

[Nathan Gonzalez]

Here's a road map of DC with roads of heavy traffic and of interest are highlighted.

[Mason Bennett]

DC Metro System:

wmata.com/schedules/maps/upload/2017-System-Map.pdf
wmata.com/schedules/maps/upload/VA-System-Map-Web-version.pdf
wmata.com/schedules/maps/upload/Takoma_Langley_Crossroads_TC_Map.pdf
wmata.com/schedules/maps/upload/ShirlingtonTransitCenter.pdf
wmata.com/schedules/maps/upload/WEB_PG-County-Metrobus-System-Map-FINAL.pdf
wmata.com/schedules/maps/upload/Mo-County-System-Map-Web-version.pdf
wmata.com/schedules/maps/upload/WEB_DC-Metrobus-System-Map-FINAL.pdf

[Aiden Gomez]

Here's a general traffic map of the DC area. Always good to see if you notice any patterns of traffic.

[William Stewart]

What ended up happening with LA?

[Julian Evans]

Decided to take a break from it and wanted to look at DC. We've talked about going back to LA later. California has a lot of other problems going on with it right now though.

[Evan Scott]

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[Caleb Long]

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[Evan Ross]

I. Overview Of Human Trafficking

Trafficking requires five basic elements in order to thrive: 1) Locations (land & buildings), 2) Transport (ghost fleets, fleet escorts and routes for transport), 3) Personnel (drivers, management, guards/security, lookouts and scouts), 4) Products and local/international markets, 5) Connections (religious, political, business/industrial and government).

Larger operations located in key cities will often utilize almost all of these elements, while more remote or local operations may utilize parts of them.

A. The Role Of Sanctuary Cities In Trafficking

Trafficking hubs are in almost every case located in Sanctuary Cities. This is due to a combination of factors such as the proximity to markets and “cover” that urban areas can afford, as well as Sanctuary City laws that prevent law enforcement from adequately combatting criminal enterprises. To gain a working understanding of where hubs are located, one need only examine a map of the 2016 Presidential Election and look at areas which voted blue to start to pick out the national structure of trafficking. Combining this data with other maps showing things such as drug trafficking, missing persons reports etc. will provide further information on the structure of trafficking networks. An example of this can be seen below.

Rough construction of trafficking networks using 2016 election data:

archive.is/N1bl7

Previous map overlaid with data on Missing 411s:

archive.is/y7b73

Understanding the role of Sanctuary Cities in fostering and protecting human trafficking networks is important as various local areas are investigated and regional networks start to become clear.

[Ryder Davis]

B. Transportation Methods

There are multiple ways to move various cargos of product through trafficking networks depending on the goods being moved. One of the most common methods are by vehicles such as semi-trucks, vans and buses. These vehicles operate out of hubs known as “ghost fleets” where maintenance and upgrades can be performed without attracting outside attention. These fleets can be made up of unmarked vehicles owned by private companies, or be re-used/drawn from the fleets of larger corporations.

Vehicle modifications can include:
- Secret compartments,
- Engine upgrades (e.g. rapid acceleration, additional gas tanks)
- Custom alterations for specific kinds of cargo (e.g. refrigerated trailers)
- Multi-terrain alterations (e.g. adaptors allowing for movement on railroads)

Fleets can be located by searching for clusters of unmarked (minimal logos, black or white paint) vehicles that are stored in the same area.

Other kinds of transportation include train, planes (both private and commercial), ships (yachts or cargo ships depending on the product being moved). Depending on the locale, traffickers might also use mediums such as sewers, subway tunnels or remote mountain trails to minimize the risk of detection.

Transportation used for trafficking is also used on occasion to transport paid protest groups.

For more information about how humans are transported, readers are advised to research common practices on shipping and handling of livestock:

Transporting livestock:
archive.is/fL8jx
Handling livestock:
archive.is/mKgQW
General principles of animal behavior:
archive.is/kuHyP

[Nolan Barnes]

C. Distribution Centers

Distribution Centers serve as warehouses, a fulfillment center, a cross-dock facility, a bulk break center, or package handling centers. This is where items such as people, drugs, guns, organs, artwork, exotic animals and other black market items are sold and transported to their respective ending points. These are especially required to remain hidden or non-suspect, and must be large enough to accommodate large groups of people.

Distribution Centers are generally found in areas that are “hidden in plain sight” or have low activity such as abandoned buildings, places that do not stick out/are fronts. They can also be found in high activity locations that are considered to be safe or protected since it is easy for them to blend in with legitimate business traffic and activity.

Distribution Centers are usually located in large abandoned buildings in or around Sanctuary Cities. These venues must be large enough to act as warehouses for trafficking networks running various products. Hours of operation can be during the daytime or at night depending on the needs of the operation.

When natural disasters occur, traffickers will shift their activity to other networks outside disaster zones. When this occurs, Distribution Centers and Main Distribution Centers can also serve as support for networks moving product out of the affected areas.

[Jeremiah Edwards]

D. Main Distribution Centers

Main Distribution Centers (MDC) are generally located in Sanctuary City hubs and serve a unique role for trafficking networks. In addition to being larger than Distribution Centers, MDCs can serve as safehouses, storage, backup Distribution Centers should one be shut down and management centers for networks.

MDCs come in three general variants: 1) groups of buildings that are close together, 2) a group of buildings, with the MDC being located in one of the buildings (making it easier to hide amongst legitimate businesses), 3) a large building or warehouse. The size of the operation running the MDC will usually determine how large the compound is.

[John Hernandez]

Those weren't shills, they were loyal Frankposters. This is the first HTG I've been in for a while and I'm disappointed that he is still being cited as a person with some authority when he is a ridiculous LARPer who has made outrageous claims in the past.
You HTG guys are OK - but stop the deification of Frank, he is a sick, sad, and confused person, you make yourself a laughing-stock by still giving credence to his nonsense.

[Logan Anderson]

No one has ever disproven the man's information. And it's easy to tell that Frank is not A5. Had this conversation a million times now I think.

[Nathan Bailey]

1) "They Live" Glasses
2) Giant Monsters
3) Him being 120 years old

Credible?

[Luis Kelly]

Now I remember exactly who you are. We've had this exact same conversation at least a dozen times I think. Not repeating it all over again to waste time.

[Gavin Clark]

You are a fool, albeit a well-meaning and altruistic one - but a fool nonetheless. Still, I wish you a Happy New Year.

[Aiden Evans]

Thanks. Maybe your new year's resolution should be to become an independent thinker.

[Nathaniel Martinez]

I am an independent thinker, therefore I do not require to hero-worship schizophrenic LARPers to add meaning to my life.
Have fun viewing the Emperor's New Clothes and continue to bask in your illuminated status as one of a very special club.

[Isaac Ortiz]

Everyone's got to have a hobby, right?

[Hunter Ward]

Bump

[Carter Bell]

That looks absolutely delicious.

[Zachary Long]

The time of retribution is coming.

[David Collins]

Happy Newyear FIDF

[Connor Nguyen]

Here to monitor the threads again?

[Noah Rivera]

You know what, fuck it, Happy New Year to you too.

[Logan Mitchell]

Just saying hi before going to sleep :^)

[Christian Thomas]

Sweet dreams.

[Asher Walker]

Daily Dose:
youtu.be/aG1Jd3PF-JU

[Owen Fisher]

c-span.org/video/?324073-1/justice-department-anti-human-trafficking-event

[Ethan Smith]

You can't fool me into watching c-span.

[Blake Lewis]

Good to know that you at least have some standards.

[Camden Peterson]

Kek.

[Bentley Walker]

Slow night tonight.

[Leo Howard]

How it's been for a while now. Lot of the old regulars have been busy lately it seems.

[Jayden Baker]

Bump

[Jacob Bailey]

Thread Theme:
youtu.be/6XCcWlgVqHA

[Colton Lee]

It's okay I guess.

[Hudson Barnes]

no u
youtube.com/watch?v=ZWsnd0hIhBc

[Adrian Ortiz]

Long time no see.

[Robert Sullivan]

What do I post to get an A+ from you?
Eurobeat?

I appreciate the effort.

[William Sullivan]

I wondered if you and your merry band of spergs were still at this so I decided to drop in.
Also I checked the archive for shits and giggles, I'm not dead.

[Xavier Robinson]

You make like there's something wrong with Eurobeat...

[Evan Roberts]

Slippery bastard aren't you?

[Thomas Fisher]

I'm sure your tastes in music are perfectly acceptable to an average person in your demographic.

[Camden Hernandez]

What's my demographic, eh?

[Chase Peterson]

I could only speculate.

[Ryder Flores]

I'm not going to bother to interact with you if you can't take even the slightest joke.

[Jaxon Reed]

Oh, was I supposed to laugh?

[Angel Reyes]

Replace the word joke with banter if you'd like then. I was going to use that word at first but changed my mind.

[Tyler Lewis]

Sometimes joking around with me puts me in a very difficult position.

[Carson Miller]

Difficult in what way?

[Hudson Richardson]

We wouldn't want any regulars to get doxxed by the multitude of lurkers.

[Adam Cox]

You write some rather "interesting" literature btw.

[Sebastian Wright]

What is that supposed to mean?

[Anthony Morgan]

I'm just throwing random stuff out there to get a rise out of you. Don't sweat it.

[Charles Morales]

I am upset and frustrated that you would criticize my choice of diction.

[Adrian Howard]

Your choice of diction is exquisite, it's the subject matter that really makes me question you.

[Lincoln Myers]

I wouldn't read too much into anything I do, really.

[Jeremiah Thomas]

"Know thy enemy"

[Aaron Garcia]

I give you a ridiculous amount of information without asking anything in return.

[Matthew Sanders]

You should add level 1 liar to your list too.

[Brandon Anderson]

I could give you intersections, but the FBI would have acted on them months ago.

[Ryder Ward]

So you're withholding information from the FBI? Now that's really shameful.

[Ian Fisher]

Not to the best of my knowledge.

[Leo Jackson]

Still doesn't change my stand point, either way.

[Evan Richardson]

Doing the best I can for an intern.

[Lucas Cox]

I don't think the work fits you to be honest. Do you even enjoy what you do?

[Jose Williams]

What would you prescribe?

[Cameron Perez]

That depends on whatever else interests you other than art or law.

[Carson Rivera]

Traveling around autistically taking pictures.

[Asher Diaz]

There is something about Western women that makes them love to travel I noticed. Have you ever considered being a photographer before?

[Tyler Wilson]

Is that your way of saying I should stop bumping your threads?

[Mason Clark]

It'd be very boring without you here, especially when it's not busy. In short, no. I appreciate the bumps. Not everything I say to you is an attack on you.

[John Miller]

Gee, thanks.

[Josiah Stewart]

Here, I'll give you a compliment: I enjoy your presence. That's what I was trying to say, but people flip their shit if I'm nice to you I've noticed.

[Eli Sanchez]

>people flip their shit
>5 hours later
>6 posters in this thread
There's literally no one else here except maybe the Polish Airforce.

[Aiden Cooper]

Well in general they appear do so.

[Isaac Walker]

I can't think of a single instance as to what you're referring to.

[Charles Adams]

You just don't remember things like I do. It's happened a few times before. It may not be a necessary behavior.

[Caleb Davis]

Free bump cause you wished me a good night.

[Isaac Young]

You're too esoteric for my tastes.

[Aaron Miller]

That's only because of the situation. I am not actually like that usually. I apologize.

[Cameron Nguyen]

Bump.

[Elijah White]

I don't know what you're talking about half the time anyway.

[Joshua Cook]

It probably has something to do with you being a spook you know.

[Jordan Morales]

Just, you know, not a very good one.

[Jonathan Turner]

At least you're not a prick (most of the time anyway) like some of the others are on here. I just feel that it's safer that I don't present a fully accurate profile to you.

[Ian Howard]

>checked
I can be a bit of a blabbermouth.

[Andrew Ortiz]

People would accuse me of the same I'm sure. I've been reminded of how many posts I have in a single thread for several months now.

[Colton Allen]

Let’s go to the frog casino. Feeling lucky.