Horrific footage shows ‘rape dungeon on wheels’ with cage, condoms and children’s toys where ‘serial rapists, illegal immigrants abused victims’

• Eduardo Sarabia was allegedly caught raping a woman in his Ford Transit
• The “rape dungeon on wheels” was equipped with a cage, mattress and ropes
• He is being held without bail and could face life in prison

An illegal immigrant from Mexico has been accused of being a serial rapist after officials said they caught him red-handed in his “rape dungeon on wheels” in California this week.

Eduardo Sarabia was charged with sexually assaulting two women near the Angeles National Forest between May 12 and 13. He is being held without bail.

Police discovered that Sarabia had allegedly raped a 26-year-old woman on Highway 39 in the Angeles National Forest in his “rape-rigged” 2015 Ford Transit van.

According to deputies, the defendant offered rides under the guise that he was camping in the San Gabriel Mountains before taking them to an area with no cell service at mile marker 21 of Highway 39.

The footage shows condoms, ropes, tension straps, children’s toys, multiple cell phones, hard drives, and worn and stained mattresses scattered throughout the vehicle.

You can see a metal partition on the back, which is closed from the outside.

Officials say Sarabia locked his victims in the “cage” to “take them to a secluded location and rape them.”

According to FOX, the van also has no windows in the back and is now under 24-hour surveillance.

Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón said in a statement: “As district attorney, it is my solemn duty to seek justice for victims of violent crimes, particularly those involving sexual assault.”

“The horrific and violent sexual assault these two survivors suffered at the hands of the alleged suspect is deeply disturbing and incomprehensible.” Our thoughts are with the victims at this extremely difficult time.

“I would like to emphasize that this is an ongoing investigation and there may be additional victims who have not yet come forward.” I urge anyone affected by similar incidents to contact law enforcement and seek available resources seek.”

If found guilty, Sarabia could face life in prison.