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ID:bacgHqh6 No.4183544 Canada View View Original Report
Using a ground penetrating radar I took from my university, I trespassed onto, and scanned a "sacred burial site" for natives.
There was ZERO signs of remains or an actual burial site there.
I don't know how I will get this message out, without getting in trouble with authorities.
I recorded what I did, but I still have to remove metadata and blur identifiable parts so I can post it here.
What do you guys suggest I do to publicize this?