Jonathan Blitzer
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first heard Jul 2026
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He also had health problems.
He had asthma and needed an asthma inhaler.
He also suffered from bipolar disorder, anxiety, depression.
He was on medication for all of this.
There were documented instances in which he complained that he wasn't getting the medication he needed.
And basically, on January 2nd, he is killed inside the facility.
And ICE immediately says, okay, this appeared to be suicide.
Guards found him in a state of distress.
And then over time, within days, the El Paso County Medical Examiner's Office conducts an autopsy and reveals that actually the cause of death was homicide and that he seemed to have been choked to death.
And then the testimony of witnesses starts to emerge.
ICE changes its story.
Its story now makes basically no sense.
They describe guards finding him while trying to commit suicide, and they try to stop him from doing it, but he...
kind of tries to fend them off and continues.
I mean, really, like, plot-wise, doesn't make any sense what ICE is saying.
But all the while, you're getting incontrovertible accounts from, at this point, at least five witnesses who were held in nearby cells in this isolation wing of the facility who described, basically, Mr. Lunas Campos begging for his asthma medication, being denied it, and basically, in the final moments, getting beaten and choked to death all while he begged for his life and said explicitly to them,
I can't breathe.
You're choking me.
You're asphyxiating me.
You know, I think that was a kind of turning point just in terms of how the general public understood or even registered, frankly, what was happening at Camp East Montana.
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