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CARRIZO SPRINGS, Texas – From the street, the small brown space was mundane but pleasant. A bright yellow toy school bus and a red truck hung from the cable fence, and the front of space showed a giant Texas “lone star. “
But in the garden was emptied a cell phone house that a prosecutor later called a “house of horrors. “It became known one day in 2014, when a subject called from Maryland to report that his father-in-law, Moises Ferrera, a migrant from Honduras, was being held and tortured there by smugglers who had brought him to the United States.
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