>>325983This topic has been mostly overlooked outside local news for decades. Red Bluff, California has been a hub for child sexual abuse, human trafficking, kidnapping, murder and Satanic ritual abuse for decades.
Most of the city is complicit; it is tucked away in the secluded outskirts of Northern California, its goings-on seldom noticed elsewhere in the state or country. While a select handful of the most notorious, high-profile crimes have received some national attention and scrutiny (in the form of books, films, documentaries, news articles, and online sleuthing efforts), the criminal elements active in this city remain largely unimpeded, unaccountable, and untouched by the law. Without scrutiny and accountability coming from outside the city itself, all this unchecked depravity will carry on, as "business as usual."
I've come across a great deal of evidence suggesting Red Bluff is altogether a "Potemkin Village" of sorts, a covert hub for criminal activity of a particularly heinous character.
There is a widespread and long-standing allegation that the city is a hotbed for the trafficking of minors; this was acknowledged in 1987 by the Los Angeles Times, which described the town as "a modern-day Sodom and Gomorrah."
Source: Los Angeles Times, Red Bluff Abuzz Over Grand Jury Report on Crime, Murder, Drugs
Further, the book "The New Satanists" by nonfiction writer Linda Osborne Blood (published 1994) shed light on the 1989 case of Cynthia Angell, a Red Bluff attorney who was kidnapped and threatened by a Satanist hit-squad when she began investigating Michael Aquino, a now-deceased military officer and founder of the Satanist "Temple of Set," after Red Bluff children identified him as their rapist (one of many such allegations toward Aquino around the country).
Source: The New Satanists by Linda Blood
Meanwhile, it was alleged by Ted Gunderson, a now-deceased senior special agent of the FBI, that historic "Chinese" tunnels in downtown Red Bluff are being used for human trafficking.
(These tunnels are so-called due to a local rumor, which claims they were once used by a Chinese-American immigrant lodge for moving/using opium, or to flee the ethnic-cleansing campaign by Red Bluff's so-called "Anti-Coolie League" in 1886.)
Red Bluff is widely reported to be one of the most viol
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