Yup, this is it. This is what the Dims want us to keep. And it's where men with backpacks and pieces of carpets on the soles of their shoes to foil trackers cross in big numbers every day.
Wonder what's in the backpacks?
Well, it ain't sugar cane or tortillas.
And those backpacks, Chilton said, are not filled with personal belongings.
“It’s marijuana,” Chilton stated, explaining that he and other ranchers in Arizona and other border states have found abandoned backpacks filled with marijuana bails.
In fact, two of his fellow ranchers lost their lives at the hands of drug smugglers, Chilton and other locals believe.
Rob Krentz, 58, was shot, along with his dog, on his border ranch in 2010, and in 2011, Larry Link, 68, was shot and killed on his property at the border of New Mexico and Mexico. The crimes remain unsolved, but those who live in these parts are convinced drug cartels are responsible.
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