Residents and locals have shared insight into the origins of the mysterious messages
he words, including the plea ‘Help,’ were made using various materials scattered across the area.
Images of these messages began circulating after they were shared online, with social media users quickly speculating on their meaning.
Some even tried to pinpoint the location, which lies between the Los Angeles River, North Mission Road, and E Cesar E Chavez Avenue.
The spot appears to be a mix of storage or industrial land close to a railway yard and a shipping container area.
The visible nature of these messages has prompted many to question who wrote them and why, leading to several theories about their origin.
This particular word has deepened speculation, as many believe it could hint at human trafficking activity occurring in the area.
Understandably, the combination of these messages and their location has alarmed many people.
The idea that someone might be using the limited resources available to call for help has fueled conversations about whether authorities have been alerted and if an investigation is underway.
Another individual, who uses the handle LA Guy on Twitter, decided to investigate the situation in person. He shared several updates online, including videos from the site, hoping to shed light on the story behind these mysterious words.
In one of his posts, he said: “I honestly don’t know if this is just kids fooling around, or something real, but you can get into the yard through […] a hole in the fence.”
While exploring further, LA Guy spoke with a local man who had some familiarity with the area. This man explained that the messages might have been created by individuals experiencing homelessness.
Another nearby resident supported this claim, mentioning a man named José who frequently writes ‘Help’ in various locations and could be the one behind these messages.
Although she couldn’t provide a specific reason for José’s actions, she suggested his behavior might be tied to his struggles and need for support.
