Where is Kilmar? Stop Silent Disappearances

Where Are the Missing Thousands?

CECOT—“Centro de Confinamiento del Terrorismo” in El Salvador—claims a capacity of 40,000 inmates, yet independent reports suggest there’s proper space for only 25,000. That leaves a horrifying question: What happened to the remaining detainees? If entire groups can quietly “disappear,” it could happen to anyone—if they can vanish one person, they can vanish us all. People like Kilmar Abrego Garcia are rumored to be among those who simply vanished without accountability.

Some international observers fear the situation could rise to the level of genocide—mass detention without due process, and alleged extrajudicial killings that target specific groups.

Recently, concerned online citizens have discovered troubling Google Earth images depicting what could be signs of mass-scale killings at the CECOT facility. Though unconfirmed, these images raise serious concerns about the rights of American detainees sent there without due process of law.

Why do I need $750?

We need clear, high-resolution satellite imagery (30 cm) from a commercial provider to investigate further—before such evidence is disappeared, too. Unlike the blurry, outdated views we get on Google Maps, this level of detail could reveal new or corroborating evidence.

However, one high-res satellite image comes with a steep price tag: $750 for 25 square meters. That’s where your help is crucial:

1. Cover the cost of obtaining this specialized satellite snapshot near the dates in question.

2. Receive a copy of the raw image as thanks for your support, because this investigation should remain transparent and community-driven.

3. Empower deeper scrutiny: If we uncover compelling evidence, I’ll forward it to trusted international human rights organizations—like Human Rights Watch—who have the networks and authority to press for immediate, on-the-ground inquiry.

By contributing, you’re helping shine a spotlight on potential atrocities that flourish in the dark. If these disappearances—people like Kilmar Abrego Garcia—don’t alarm us, then the next set of vanished detainees could be anyone. Let’s not wait until it’s too late. With your donation, we can purchase and analyze this crucial imagery, possibly saving countless lives by forcing accountability.

Thank you for joining me in this quest for truth, justice, and the defense of human dignity. Let’s uncover what’s really going on behind CECOT’s walls—one pixel at a time.