This Kind of Evil Has No Place in Our World....πŸ˜”

Published on May 17, 2025
Duration: 1:08

This episode of the Shawn Ryan Show features Tom Homan discussing the extreme brutality of cartel members, describing them as 'animals' and detailing horrific tactics used against victims during smuggling operations. The conversation highlights the severe emotional toll and the need for awareness regarding these violent criminal enterprises.

Quick Summary

Former CBP Director Tom Homan details the extreme brutality of cartels, describing them as 'animals' who use 'rape trees' for trophies. He recounts tactics like throwing children into rivers as diversions and intentionally breaking victims' ankles to prevent escape, leading to fatalities.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Cartel Brutality and Victimization
  2. 00:28Smuggling Tactics and Child Fatalities
  3. 00:56Tactics to Prevent Victim Escape

Frequently Asked Questions

What horrific tactics do cartels use against victims?

Cartel members are described as 'animals' who use 'rape trees' to hang trophies. They have also intentionally broken victims' ankles after assaults to prevent them from seeking help or escaping, often leading to death.

How do smugglers use children to evade capture?

In one disturbing tactic, smugglers have thrown children into rivers to create a diversion for Border Patrol, allowing the adults to escape. Tragically, a 22-month-old child died after such an incident.

What evidence exists of severe assault on victims?

Post-mortem examinations have revealed severe assaults on child victims. Additionally, stories include a 9-year-old girl who was repeatedly assaulted during smuggling operations.

What is the significance of 'rape trees' mentioned by Tom Homan?

'Rape trees' are a term used to describe trees where cartel members hang trophies, often from victims, as a display of their brutality and to instill fear. This highlights the extreme violence associated with their operations.

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