BRKG At least 42 people found dead inside tractor trailer near San Antonio, TX;

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BREAKING: At least 42 people found dead inside tractor trailer near San Antonio, TX; possible case of human smuggling - KSAT


7:33 PM · Jun 27, 2022·Twitter for Android

 

[jward]

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#DEVELOPING: Abandoned truck found on secluded portion of Quintana Road in southwest San Antonio; Temperatures reached a high of 102° F

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#DEVELOPING: Officials report 48 people have been found dead inside locked truck in San Antonio, Texas

 

[Kathy in FL]

Possible case? Surely you jest.

Now we need to know what nationality they are because not all those trafficked across the border are Hispanic. Next we send them home in simple body bags for their government to pick up the bill for and for their country's media to report on.

Or better yet, send them to the bunch that is heading for our border like an invading army. THIS is what you will find when you get here.

 

[Macgyver]

‘Stacks of bodies’: 51 people died in tractor-trailer found in San Antonio, Mexico officials say

Forty-six people were found dead in a tractor-trailer on the Southwest Side, and 16 have been transported to area hospitals, according to San Antonio police and fire officials.

www.ksat.com

At least 42 people found dead in 18-wheeler on Southwest Side, multiple sources report
Ivan Herrera, Dillon Collier, Leigh Waldman, Patty Santos, Joe Arredondo, Gavin Nesbitt
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At least 42 people found dead in 18-wheeler on Southwest Side, multiple sources report


Several emergency vehicles also at the scene


SAN ANTONIO – At least 42 people were found dead inside a tractor-trailer on the Southwest Side, and 16 others were taken to area hospitals in varying conditions, according to multiple SAPD sources.

Several San Antonio police vehicles, as well as fire trucks and ambulances, are covering a portion of Quintana Road on the Southwest Side.

Multiple SAPD sources tell me it’s at least 40 people dead. Sixteen others were taken to area hospitals in varying conditions. Death toll could rise. https://t.co/zdb5KC6Q4M
— Dillon Collier (@dilloncollier) June 28, 2022

Crews are surrounding an 18-wheeler near the 9600 block of Quintana Road next to railroad tracks.


A KSAT crew has seen several ambulances leaving and going into the scene.

We are working to gather more information. KSAT will update you as more information becomes available.

 

[jward]

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BREAKING NEWS UPDATE: At least 42 people were found dead inside a tractor-trailer on the Southwest Side, and 16 others were taken to area hospitals in varying conditions, according to multiple SAPD sources.


At least 42 people found dead in 18-wheeler on Southwest Side, multiple sources report
Several emergency vehicles also at the scene

SAN ANTONIO – At least 42 people were found dead inside a tractor-trailer on the Southwest Side, and 16 others were taken to area hospitals in varying conditions, according to multiple SAPD sources.
Several San Antonio police vehicles, as well as fire trucks and ambulances, are covering a portion of Quintana Road on the Southwest Side.

Crews are surrounding an 18-wheeler near the 9600 block of Quintana Road next to railroad tracks.

A KSAT crew has seen several ambulances leaving and going into the scene.

We are working to gather more information. KSAT will update you as more information becomes available.

Copyright 2022 by KSAT - All rights reserved.

‘Stacks of bodies’: 51 people died in tractor-trailer found in San Antonio, Mexico officials say

Forty-six people were found dead in a tractor-trailer on the Southwest Side, and 16 have been transported to area hospitals, according to San Antonio police and fire officials.

www.ksat.com

 

[night driver]

Gotta get up pretty early to beat Jules ( jward..)
She got ya by 3 minutes...

 

[Warm Wisconsin]

Bet that is gross on the inside

 

[jward]

dupe.

 

[Redleg]

Bet that is gross on the inside

and stank on the outside for miles

 

[jward]

I certainly hate that we have no southern border, and thus no real country.
..still, this doesn't thrill me at all, and not just for the toll it takes on the 1st responders.

 

[night driver]

Jules, be careful. Keep this up and SOME of us will start calling ya Mutter #2.....

 

[jward]

ello mudder, ello fadder?

Sowwie, mudder musta been before my time, I hope whomever she was, I do her memory proud.

 

[Terrwyn]

God almighty,what next? I am going to take a break from all this terrible news. All the shootings this weekend, now a train wreck and this. I envy people back when that only knew what was going on in their area.

 

[West]

So sad and prayers for the families.

The fault should lie on our socialistic safety net system and the current PTB. Like the current POTUS and his minions. They are at fault, 110%!

But I digress.

 

[Red Baron]

Likely each one of those 42 illegal aliens paid hundreds if not thousands of dollars to some cartel "coyote" to be transported over the border.

Something spooked the coyote and he abandoned those people in what was probably a locked trailer.

Time to get super tough on these thug criminals. Maybe we need to classify them as terrorists and let them get military justice.

 

[homecanner1]

Mutter and Redeye in Ohio were our dynamic newshound team, Redeye in particular was the master at bringing the action maps during the Iraq war. Miss them both.

 

[anna43]

Unfortunately, this is far from the first time this has happened. I'm thinking rail car in Iowa a few years back. No one deserves to die in such a horrendous way. These people pay someone to bring them across and this is what happens. Even though they are coming in illegally, this is still a horrendous situation. The drug cartel in now the primary coyote being paid to bring people across. And even after being paid, they will hold the people hostage for their family already in the country to pay for their release. All this crap is enough reason to close the border without even getting into the illegal entry itself. Actually, just the drugs coming across is enough to build a wall to stop. Biden has a heck of a lot to answer for and these deaths are just another nail in his coffin.

 

[kenny1659]

Very seldom do they catch the coyote.

 

[Jeff B.]

When I was working on telematics, for the (at the time dominant company in that field) we did an RFP for a large grocery chain down there and the questions they asked about trailer tracking made it clear that they were very concerned about one of their trailers coming back from Mexico loaded down with illegals who could get ditched or involved in an accident… and this was 20 years ago. Been happening for a long time.

Jeff B.

 

[mistaken1]

Forty-two people would be alive today except for the fact that the democrats refuse to enforce common sense border laws.
We need a national conversation.
How many more senseless deaths before the democrats act?

 

[Wyominglarry]

The odor must be terrible.

 

[Meemur]

ello mudder, ello fadder?
Sowwie, mudder musta been before my time, I hope whomever she was, I do her memory proud.

It's "Mutter" and she was from Ohio, across town from me. She was a mod here at one time, and an expert newshound.

We all miss her very much! I haven't heard from her in a very long time.

 

[xtreme_right]

This happens every so often in San Antonio.

Here’s one from five years ago.

9 people dead, 30 others hospitalized after discovered in tractor trailer outside Walmart

 

[SNOWSQUAW]

SO SAD!

 

[summerthyme]

Its only a tiny down payment on the thousands of innocent American citizens who have been killed in myriad awful ways in the past few years.

I'm really having trouble dredging up much sympathy. If they'd chosen to stay home, they'd probably be alive today.

Summerthyme

 

[hiwall]

So is the owner of the 18-wheeler now under arrest?
I assume the police will seize the tractor-trailer and sell it later.
So no trucks are ever opened when they cross our so-called border?

 

[Meemur]

Maybe some bribes were exchanged?

I dunno. I'm having a hard time giving a crap, as well. There are still legal ways
to come into this country.

 

[jward]

Thanks for the explanations, ladies.
"I am not worthy", but, I am kinda tickled.

 

[Dozdoats]

Yet more blood on Puddinhead Joe's hands.

 

[jward]

I know they died in the commission of crime, but, I still feel a twinge; ugly way to go, and if we'd done our duty and kept the thief outta office, one way or another, that border wouldn't have such a huge WELcOME sign on it.




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UPDATE: Truck in San Antonio, Texas was carrying nearly 100 immigrants, of which "about half" were found dead - local media

 

[jward]

@GovAbbott
's response on the tragedy: "These deaths are on Biden. They are a result of his deadly open border policies. They show the deadly consequences of his refusal to enforce the law."

 

[Nowski]

It is never going to stop, until the ZUSA finds a way, to fund the welfare systems
in Central America.

Pay them to stay in their own countries, and not come here. They are coming
here only for one reason, the welfare bennies that have been created by,
the out of the pits of HELL Communist Demoncraps.

ZUSA goes on the other side of Planet Earth, and destroys nations,
sets them ablaze, and then attempts to nation build, to the tune of
trillions of dollars, when those dollars should be spent in Central America.

ZUSA cannot take in all of the world's poor. There simply are not enough
resources, and eventually if something isnt done, there is going to be war.

I have no sympathy for an illegal alien. They know that they are breaking
ZUSA law by coming here. Perhaps once the news gets back to where they
were coming from, that maybe some will rethink making an illegal trip here.

Please be safe everyone.

Regards to all.

Nowski

 

[Ractivist]

How many die daily in the deserts....back country? I'd bet it's as much or more than this.

 

[Meemur]

How many die daily in the deserts....back country? I'd bet it's as much or more than this.

And worse, they bother American citizens who are camping or boondocking with their RVs.
There are a lot of remote places where it is no longer safe to solo camp. You need to be in a large group and post guards at night.

 

[Nowski]

And worse, they bother American citizens who are camping or boondocking with their RVs.
There are a lot of remote places where it is no longer safe to solo camp. You need to be in a large group and post guards at night.

I have been solo backpacking many times, mostly in wilderness areas.
No one else around, that I knew of. It has been 15 years at least since I
headed off into a wilderness on my own, for the exact reasons that
Meemur mentioned in her post.

I recall being on the AT back in 2003, and seeing an alert posted
about (2)two women, that had been murdered on the AT in Virginia.

No doubt times are much much worse now, nothing but bad to be
encountered in what was once, one of the most safest from humans.

Please be safe everyone.

Regards to all.

Nowski

 

[summerthyme]

Joe Biden (or reasonable facsimile) has their blood on his hands... his and every globalist POS and every bleeding heart liberal who have enticed these people to come. They use them, and they will throw them away in a heartbeat. Many of US will die at the hands of the most desperate,,but the gated enclaves will be safe... for awhile.

It's time to charge Joe Biden as an accessory to 42 murders.

Summerthyme

 

[Macgyver]

So is the owner of the 18-wheeler now under arrest?
I assume the police will seize the tractor-trailer and sell it later.
So no trucks are ever opened when they cross our so-called border?

No one is using their own truck for this.
Always gonna be stolen.

 

[Meemur]

I recall being on the AT back in 2003, and seeing an alert posted
about (2)two women, that had been murdered on the AT in Virginia.

The AT is also sort of a special case because parts are close to towns where locals like to go to the woods and "party" on weekends. This was happening before the border wall crisis. I imagine it's worse now.

 

[hiwall]

No one is using their own truck for this.
Always gonna be stolen.

Wouldn't our Border Patrol check that when the truck crosses the border?

 

[mikeho78]

That truck had already made it past the difficult parts which makes this even more horrible. If it was near SA, I would assume it came through (or near) the Encino checkpoint which is 45 miles north of the border. They revamped that one in the last few years and it has lots of bells and whistles.
Once you are past that checkpoint, it would be smooth sailing from there I would assume (although I don't know what could get an 18 wheeler pulled over as I don't have a CDL).