This week, disturbing messages saying, 'HELP' spelled out on the ground in Los Angeles sparked fears among Google Maps users.

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The VERIFY team looked into whether the images are real. The Google Maps satellite image of the Los Angeles property does show the words “HELP” and “TRAFICO” written on the ground.

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