2/22/2016 -- MYSTERY SOLVED -- Texas "black" polluted water -- Professionals VEXED?
dutchsinse
https://youtu.be/aYS6a9AiCbo

Professionals (and officials) in West Texas are baffled by the appearance of thick black drinking water flowing through the town of Crystal City Texas. Officials were originally trying to blame the "water tower" as the culprit, but now it is confirmed the water tower is not to blame.

I think I may have found the elusive answer to the problem. An obvious answer that is clearly being ignored by the "officials" in the region.

As it turns out, even a cursory review of the surrounding area (around Crystal City, TX), shows that the town is surrounded by Oil + Gas pumping / Injection well operations.

Yes, Oil and Gas Injections and fracking surround the town of Crystal City.

Add in the fact that multiple new earthquakes have struck across Texas (at the Oil + Gas operations) over the past several weeks, and month. A M3.3 struck the Ft. Stockton pumping operations just this week.

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The Legacy of Crystal City’s Internment Camps
Texas Observer
http://www.texasobserver.org/otherness-among-us/

If you drive into Crystal City from the north, avoiding the oilfield traffic from the Eagle Ford Shale, the first major landmark you’ll see is the correctional facility’s guard tower. Below it, the prison’s white, windowless walls and barbed wire nestle right up against the highway. Prison area, the sign reads. Do not pick up hitchhikers.

Opened in the 1990s, the modern detention center, a provider of jobs in an area that desperately needs them, is a fraction the size of one that employed Zavala County residents in the 1940s. During World War II, Crystal City was home to the largest “enemy alien” internment camp in the United States. Its remote location southwest of San Antonio and 50 miles from the Mexican border made it ideal for the task. Today, save for a few historical markers, all that remains of the camp is a few ruins and an enduring question about the balance between freedom and security.