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We've arrived here in Springfield, Ohio, where we're trying to make sense of these incredible allegations against the city's large population of Haitian migrants.

Somehow, someway 20,000 Haitian migrants ended up here in Springfield, a town of 50,000 in America's heartland. We're going to try to find out the answers to that and many more questions after reports of tensions between locals and the migrants began surfacing on social media.

Springfield, Ohio Haitian migrants respond to allegations of eating pets

One Haitian told us that she likes Springfield much better than Florida, where she originally settled, because things are much cheaper here:  'It's just cheap, like everything cheap, but now it's no more… pic.twitter.com/fqshbQnk0x

— Rebel News (@RebelNewsOnline) September 15, 2024

There's been reports of littering, bad driving, harassment, and, most infamously, allegations that Haitian migrants are abducting wildlife and pets for either food or voodoo ritualistic sacrificing.

It sounds crazy — but that's why me and my cameraman, Lincoln Jay, came here to Springfield.

City takes down 'Please do not eat the ducks' sign put up in Springfield park

After Rebel News was alerted about a new sign at Snyder Park, the epicentre of duck and goose eating claims in Springfield, Ohio, we asked a city worker if it was official signage.

While in… pic.twitter.com/jcvADCZj05

— Rebel News (@RebelNewsOnline) September 16, 2024

Our first stop today is to report from Buck Creek Trail, the scene of an alleged crime after a local resident reported seeing four Haitians carrying geese. It's a disturbing report, and we will be reaching out to city and police officials while we are here to find out what is going on.

In the meantime, we'll continue investigating what's happening here in Springfield. Stay tuned for more reports at TheTruthAboutSpringfield.com.