Adios, America: The Left's Plan to Turn Our Country into a Third World Hellhole (33 page)

Nor did the
New York Times
mention that Baby Hope’s killer and his accomplices were all illegal aliens from Mexico. The
Times
’ extensive reporting managed to cover that the child, Anjelica Castillo, had been born in Elmhurst Hospital Center in Queens in 1987, that her murderer
worked as a dishwasher at Trattoria Pesce Pasta on Bleecker Street, and that Juarez and his sister had hidden the cooler containing the girl’s dead body “in a wooded area near the Dyckman Street exit off the Henry Hudson Parkway.” The
Times
described how the cops had eventually tracked down the child rapist. (A tip from a woman whose friend had mentioned that her sister had been murdered led the police to DNA on an envelope licked by Baby Hope’s mother, and finally to Juarez.) The
Times
also recounted how Juarez’s daughter had lied to the police, telling them her father “had been in Mexico for the last 12 years,” just before Juarez’s wife admitted that he had left for work downtown at 7:00 a.m. that morning.

I guess the fact that the whole lying, murdering, child-molesting, body-disposing family were illegal immigrants from Mexico would have taken the
Times
over its word limit. Instead the paper lied about the family’s immigration status, calling Baby Hope’s father “an immigrant from Mexico.”
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Reporting the “immigrant” part but not the “illegal” part implies that he had immigrated legally.

It would be like a bulletin on President Lincoln’s assassination:

          
Shots Fired at President

                
WAS HE HIT???

          
Oh yeah, he died. What? Did we say anything that was untrue?

The rest of our constitutionally protected guardians of liberty were similarly tight-lipped on the “illegal alien” aspect of this monstrous crime:

       
   
Neither CBS
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nor ABC News
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disclosed that Juarez was not just your regular boy-next-door American child rapist.

       
   
Newsday
of Long Island also gave no indication that Juarez was an immigrant.
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CNN’s story on Juarez’s capture did not mention that he was an immigrant, although keen observers might have noticed
that Juarez needed a translator.
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(Yes, after being in the United States for twenty-five years, the child rapist still couldn’t speak English.)

       
   
The
New York Daily News
didn’t mention that Juarez was an immigrant, but did provide a crucial clue, saying: Juarez “only speaks Spanish.”
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Even
People
magazine, famous for mentioning the unmentionable, said nothing about Juarez’s illegal status.
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The bewilderment expressed in the comments sections on news stories about Juarez’s capture shows that readers hadn’t the first idea that the participants were all illegal immigrants from Mexico.
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SOMETIMES WE’RE NOT RESCUING VICTIMS, WE’RE BRINGING IN ACCOMPLICES

This is where cultural differences can create problems. Americans aren’t used to female relatives of raped and murdered children actively helping the perpetrator get away with it. They can’t grasp that the girl’s parents either didn’t know or didn’t care that she had been raped and murdered.

Far from “I am woman, hear me roar,” these are cultures where women aren’t accustomed to standing up to men, even men who rape kids. In 2013, illegal immigrant Bertha Leticia Rayo was arrested for allowing her former husband, an illegal immigrant from Guatemala, to rape her four-year-old daughter, then assisting his unsuccessful escape from the police. The rapist, Aroldo Guerra-Garcia, was aided in his escape attempt not only by his ex-wife, but by another woman, Krystal Galindo. (Kind of a ladies’ man, was Aroldo.) Guerra-Garcia entered a plea to aggravated criminal sodomy and aggravated indecent liberties with a child and was sentenced to eleven months in prison. In a separate case, the mother of the child rape victim was indicted for cruelly beating the child.
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