Navy SEALs Rescue Kidnapped Kids from SHIPPING CONTAINER in Miami

Navy SEALs Rescue Kidnapped Kids from SHIPPING CONTAINER in Miami
By Michael Baxter -October 6, 2024

US Navy SEALs last month rescued 11 malnourished children imprisoned in a shipping container at the Port of Miami, Florida, Real Raw News can now report.

As reported previously, Navy SEALs on September 17 obliterated Sean “Diddy” Combs’ secret Adrenochrome repository at the port, gouging holes in IV pouches holding thousands of liters of the biosynthetic cocktail.

RRN has since learned that the SEALs encountered an obstacle during their ingress from the southern side of Dodge Island to Combs’ warehouse. While sidestepping the towering labyrinth of intermodal freight containers, the SEALs heard muffled cries emanating from one and felt dutybound to investigate. They found one in which someone had drilled dozens of ventilation holes, each the diameter of a dime. The SEALs slid a fiber optic camera through one of the apertures and saw the unthinkable.

Inside were eleven particularly young children, most gagged and bound at the wrists and ankles, huddled together as if for warmth in a dark corner. One kid, a boy perhaps seven or eight years old, had somehow slipped his gag and was screeching, “Help us, please,” his voice raspy from apparent exhaustion and dehydration.

The SEALs contacted General Smith’s office and requested permission to delay the raid on Combs’ adrenochrome lair until they had rescued the kids and escorted them to safety. They disapproved of the general’s response, a source in Gen. Smith’s office told RRN.

“We weren’t about to leave those poor children behind, but the SEALS had a timetable, and, not to mention, their craft couldn’t hold an additional 11 bodies, even small kids. General Smith told the SEAL Commander to leave two men at the shipping container while the rest completed the Combs’ mission first, then get those children out of there,”

He added that Gen. Smith spoke with US Coast Guard District 7 in Miami and arranged for a Medium Endurance Cutter, a 270-foot-long craft, to be placed on standby offshore to exfiltrate the imperiled children via a cutter-deployed rigid-hulled inflatable boat. The general was told, however, that the nearest cutter was conducting a nighttime search-and-rescue exercise 60 miles up the coast and would take two hours to reach Miami.

“This is real-world, and we needed that boat on station five minutes ago,” the general reportedly told [name redacted].

Meanwhile, the SEALs who had ruined Combs’ supply of adrenochrome rejoined their teammates at the container and only then announced their presence to the children, ensuring them that they had come to help. Only after cutting the locks and entering the container did the SEALS realize how emaciated, thirsty, and, in three cases, wounded the children were. The boy who had ungagged himself said he had been abducted by a stranger at a Walmart in Miami; he had been blindfolded and sedated and had awoken inside the container with the other children. He guessed they’d been in the container for three days but wasn’t certain because he had lost track of time, and said that “two men with guns gave us water I think a day ago maybe more.” He told the SEALs he hadn’t eaten since the abduction.

The abductors, our source said, had taunted the children, telling them that they were “going for a boat ride to somewhere mommy and daddy will never see you again.”

The SEALs urged the children to stay silent as they ungagged them and cut their shackles. Three children were too weak to walk, one with a festering infection on his leg, and the SEALs had to carry them to the extraction point.

Hope appeared on the horizon. The SEALs spotted the inflatable boat speeding toward them and the cutter’s shadow in the distance. Our source said the children were brought aboard the cutter and triaged.

He has shared the following: 8 boys and 3 girls, ages 7-11, all live in Miami-Dade County; the kidnappings took place at either a local Walmart or at Brickell City Centre, an upscale indoor-outdoor shopping center; White Hats have returned four of the 11 to their parents.

“So, the others—we have them safe. We heard one odd story from one of the girls, who said her mother and father ‘gave’ her away. We know who that container belongs to, when it was put on a freighter, and where the ship went, but I can’t share that now. What’s important is the children are now safe. Some would say it’s a coincidence the SEALs were there at that fortuitous moment, but if you ask me, I say God had a hand in keeping those kids out of the hands of traffickers and pedophiles,” our source said.

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