Topic: Santa Muerte

A visit to a Walmart in Mexico revealed a "Santa Muerte" altar for the Day of the Dead positioned 15 feet away from a station offering free COVID-19 and flu mRNA shots. This juxtaposition is used to argue that globalists are promoting a "culture of death." Listeners are encouraged to learn survival skills from the Amish and Mennonites before potential utility failures.

Owen Shroyer describes a woman with Santa Muerte tattoos, allegedly affiliated with MS-13, who was seen driving an unmarked van and later a taxi cab. Upon investigation, the phone number on the cab reportedly did not belong to a legitimate taxi company. The woman was observed loading children into the vehicle without seatbelts and fleeing when cameras appeared.

Owen Shroyer describes witnessing a woman with "Santa Muerte" (Holy Death) tattoos loading children into an unmarked cab at a McAllen facility. He claims that background checks for these transporters are being waived by the FBI and that the children are being moved without car seats or adult supervision. Shroyer characterizes the operation as government-sanctioned human smuggling, noting that the facility is heavily fortified against media scrutiny.

Owen Shroyer reports from a site where border wall construction has stopped under the Biden administration. He describes suspicious activity involving a woman with a "Santa Muerte" tattoo who was seen transporting children in a van with open doors to avoid media filming.

An undercover investigation at a migrant facility in McAllen, Texas, reveals the presence of the "Santa Muerte" (Holy Death) cult, which is popular among MS-13 and drug cartels. Footage allegedly shows a woman with cult-related tattoos facilitating the transport of infants at the airport. Migrant women reportedly told undercover investigators that their phones were confiscated and they were being sent to locations against their will, separated from their families.