HELP!!! Weird Message Laid Out in Google Earth. Someone Needs Help in a Big Way

[AusTexDude]

Someone found this on Google Earth
34°03’17.8”N, 118°13’32.2”W
that's where it's at in LA

Here is what it is. The words HELP, TRAFFICO, LAPD, FEDERAL, FBI, and TERRORISMO can be found.

 

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[GirlWithWolf]

Apparently this is some kind of railroad parts yard. It could be someone looking for help (stating the obvious I know) but one of the best theories I saw this afternoon was from a guy that said he lives about 5 minutes from there.

He said the location is wide open with a lot of police activity, so he believes anyone with enough freedom to make all those signs would have the freedom to just walk across the street or flag down a cop.

If you look just to the west you’ll see two large jail facilities, one of which he stated is the largest in the nation for the insane criminals. When they are released if they don’t have someone to pick them up they migrate into that yard. He believes it was one of them, or many, that did that. More likely to be meant for martians than viewers of Google Earth or flights.

But to be on the safe side some said they were going to contact the police anyway. Hopefully they did.

 

[Chilli]

Someone found this on Google Earth
34°03’17.8”N, 118°13’32.2”W
that's where it's at in LA

Here is what it is. The words HELP, TRAFFICO, LAPD, FEDERAL, FBI, and TERRORISMO can be found.

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Odd, there's cars driving along the road! Maybe its from weeks back.

 

[Robot]

Hi AusTexDude,
Forward location to LAPD and let us know if they are aware?
Police Department City of Los Angeles 200 N Spring St. Los Angeles, CA 90012 Call 311 or 213-473-3231 TDD Service Call 7-1-1

 

[DizzyDigger]

In the time it would take them to make the "H" in "help", they could easily scale that fence and be standing on the corner of a busy intersection.

Also, LAPD has helicopters that fly right over that, daily, if not several times a day. Not a chance in hell that there's someone stranded, and I'd give 10-1 odds the LAPD knows all about the spot.