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BREAKING: Teenage Migrant Details Horrifying Escape From Texas ‘Stash House’ After Being Held Hostage in Extortion Operation Ran by Mexican Cartels • Project Veritas interviewed an 18-year-old who illegally crossed the border and found himself held hostage in a cartel stash house in San Antonio. • Eduin told his painful story alongside his Aunt Kenia who paid ransom money to the criminal cartel yet they continued to hold him hostage and extort her. • “They told me that they were part of a cartel and they moved people. That I had to pay the amount they asked for and if I or my family didn’t pay, I would have a bad time.” • “They only gave us a bottle of water and a piece of bread for the entire day.” • “They [cartel] were taking people out of the room one by one and we didn’t know where they were taking them because we were locked in and that was the moment I started to worry.” • Eduin also confirmed that a graphic video showing a man brutally beaten features his captors. • According to retired Homeland Security Investigations Special Agent, Harry Jimenez, Homeland Security “have been basically told ‘do not conduct any proactive investigations’…so we basically don’t know how many incidents of extortion are happening.” [SAN ANTONIO – Dec. 20, 2022] Project Veritas released new video showing a harrowing interview with an 18-year-old named Eduin who just recently escaped from a cartel stash house after being held hostage for ransom money. His Aunt Kenia, who paid the ransom money and never received her nephew until his desperate escape, joined her nephew for the interview, each concealing their identity to avoid retaliation for sharing their story. A cartel stash house is a location where a criminal cartel uses to hold what they’re smuggling; usually weapons, drugs and, sadly, humans. Eduin arrived at a stash house in San Antonio after a long journey to the U.S. which included jumping from a train and avoiding checkpoints. He said a WhatsApp message was going around which told border crossers to look for men in a vehicle at a specific location after going through eagle pass. “They only told us that they would take us to a secure location and that nothing bad would happen,” Eduin said. But Eduin soon realized that wasn’t the case. “They [cartel] were taking people out of the room one by one and we didn’t know where they were taking them because we were locked in a room that we couldn't get out and that was the moment I started to worry,” explained Eduin. “They told me that they were part of a cartel and they moved people. That I had to pay the amount they asked for and if I or my family didn’t pay, I would have a bad time.” These cartel-operated stash houses have become so prevalent in Texas that Governor Greg Abbott offers $5,000 to anyone who aids in the identification of a stash house. Eduin’s Aunt, Kenia, explained the moment she felt defeated telling Eduin there was nothing else she could do for him: I returned the phone call to the number they called from, and they told me that if I cancel that money that he wouldn’t leave my family alone. Eduin called me crying asking me to help him. To pay the money. The only words I told him that day was that God would help him and that I didn’t have any more money and the money I did have was already sent. According to retired Homeland Security Investigations Special Agent, Harry Jimenez, these kinds of endless extortions are par the course for many migrants who arrive with debt to coyotes who view them as “cattle” and that human traffickers operate with even less honor than other traffickers. Luckily for Eduin, he was able to escape. I noticed the fence was slightly open. I decided at that moment to run…. I didn’t want to walk or run on the street where they could find me. So I hid in that barbecue pit. I didn’t know what to think in that moment, I was very scared….I turned on my phone and called my aunt and told her I escaped and I need her help. Project Veritas obtained the San Antonio Police report from the day police interacted with Eduin after his escape in addition to a video of a man being brutally beaten in a house Eduin says looks similar to the room he was held in. Eduin also confirmed one of the men seen in the video with a long barrel rifle is one of his captors. Former Special Agent Jimenez says Homeland Security “have been basically told ‘do not conduct any proactive investigations’…so we basically don’t know how many incidents of extortion are happening.” A previous report by Project Veritas about how federal tax dollars are used to put minors in the hands of traffickers attracted the attention of the Texas Attorney General’s office and members of the U.S. Senate.

Project Veritas CBS whistleblower April Moss hosts interview with her fellow PV whistleblowers including: - FBI whistleblower Kyle Seraphin - CNN whistleblower Cary Poarch - HHS whistleblower Tara Lee Rodas - Google whistleblower Zach Vorhies - ESPN whistleblower Trevor Adams - Hasbro whistleblower David Johnson - Facebook whistleblower Ryan Hartwig

"The most shocking and disturbing investigation that they've done."

Elite Chicago Private School’s Dean of Students Brags About Bringing in LGBTQ+ Health Center to Teach ‘Queer Sex’ to Minors … ‘That’s a Really Cool Part of My Job’ … ‘Passing Around Dildos and Butt Plugs’ ... ‘Using Lube Versus Using Spit’ • Joseph Bruno, Dean of Students, Francis W. Parker School: “So, I’ve been the Dean for four years. During Pride -- we do a Pride Week every year -- I had our LGBTQ+ Health Center come in [to the classroom]. They were passing around butt-plugs and dildos to my students -- talking about queer sex, using lube versus using spit.” • Bruno: “They're just, like, passing around dildos and butt-plugs. The kids are just playing with ‘em, looking at ‘em…They're like, ‘How does this butt-plug work? How do we do – like, how does this work?’ That's a really cool part of my job.” • Bruno: “We had a Drag Queen come in -- pass out cookies and brownies and do photos.” [CHICAGO – Dec. 7, 2022] Project Veritas released a new video today exposing a high-ranking private school official, Joseph Bruno, who admitted that he teaches underage children about sex with items such as “butt-plugs” and “dildos.” Bruno, who works as the Dean of Students at an elite school in Chicago called Francis W. Parker, said that these were the items brought into the classroom by an LGBTQ+ group. “So, I’ve been the Dean for four years. During Pride -- we do a Pride Week every year -- I had our LGBTQ+ Health Center come in [to the classroom]. They were passing around butt-plugs and dildos to my students -- talking about queer sex, using lube versus using spit,” Bruno said. The school administrator claimed that this educational practice is one of the reasons he enjoys his current employment. “The kids are just playing with ‘em, looking at ‘em [butt-plugs and dildos] … They're like, ‘How does this butt-plug work? How do we do – like, how does this work?’ That's a really cool part of my job,” he said. Bruno also said he has invited a Drag Queen to the school. “We had a Drag Queen come in -- pass out cookies and brownies and do photos.”

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