Production For Sale, Marijuana and Ammo Included!

These photos were taken by Rio Grande Valley Sector Border Patrol agents in the AMI...low and behold... marijuana and magazines loaded with ammo were buried on a ranch in the ExxonMobil - El Paso Corp joint venture. Hey, El Paso Exploration and Production is selling this property. Anyone want it? Drugs and arms are buried all over the AMI. (and dead bodies) No one knows who works in the oilfield. ExxonMobil and El Paso Corp have so many  farm-outs, assignments, contractors, and sub contractors. The identity of these individuals is confidential and the agreements aren't filed. Only ExxonMobil knows who has the right to come on the ranches because only ExxonMobil knows what the assignments are. The landowner has no information. There is no way to solve this because Texas law gives the mineral lessee right to egress and ingress across any lands and the landowner has no right to interfere with their access.  This marijuana was probably going to be loaded into a tanker or box truck at a later date. (by kidnapped and enslaved illegal immigrants) Speaking of slave labor, I bet that some slaves dug the burial sites. And of course, if this were your marijuana and those were your slaves, you would be sure to kill them promptly. Don't need a lot of people running around knowing where you have stashed all this marijuana. This is why I put the blame for pits of dead bodies on the McGill Bros. lease squarely on the head of Pilar Gravitt and the law firm of Hornberger, Sheehan, Fuller and Beiter. They went to court, got injunctions that prevented the landowner from stopping oilfield traffic into the ranch and then a protective order stating that the identity of the oilfield workers was a trade secret.