I have trouble with a lot of this on the face of it. The claim that it is a trafficking vehicle is plausible, but there isn't enough context.  Who is this team of trained experts inspecting it?  I heard "Aw, hell naw."  Obviously the work of a world-class forensics expert.  What organization are they with? They certainly are not police or FBI. Where did this vehicle come from and how did they get it in their possession? Who and where is the driver? Then you look at the vehicle itself. The fact that there is a window facing forward into the driver compartment has me scratching my head. If you had a prisoner back there, why leave one opening where others could see in? I can understand that the driver may wish to keep an eye on the back compartment. Understandable that it is a sealed window for soundproofing, but the lack of a sliding cover for the window (and the fact that it is regular glass that can be broken) is puzzling. The rest of it looks like someone made a soundproof van that isn't complete yet. I've seen conversion camper vans that are soundproof like this if people are living in them. The SS cladding, insulation, and the server rack near the drivers seat seem to point towards this being a spook van, not a civilian vehicle.  Looks like it would be used for surveillance but it isn't finished yet. The cables used to unlock the door from the inside make no sense at all. They are pulling up and down on the door lock mechanism and the third one would be to release the latch. If you were detaining a person in the back, why have these here at all? Or you could hook them up to keyed locks inside the door panel in case you locked yourself inside the vehicle, that way you'd have a way out.  No way they would leave this in place for a person to be able to escape that easily. We didn't get to see the other side or the rear very much. I'm interested to hear what others think about the server / battery rack in place of the passenger's seat and the extra electronics.  Those may be cameras or lights or darn near anything. The extra batteries are going to act as an independent power supply maybe to run extra 12V equipment or a 110V inverter.  But we do not get a clear look at anything because the camera person is an idiot. Anyone have more information on this from a plausible source? EDITS: Doing a rewatch. The server rack has 12V batteries on the bottom shelf. The object above it appears to have a large 12V cable going into it, along with two ethernet cables. There is definitely a 110V outlet visible back in the rear seat. There is some extra equipment on the back wall of the driver's compartment that cannot be seen clearly. Wish we had a better view of the rear of the van. There are glass windows but it looks like they may have metal over them on the inside. I don't get it. It looks like someone who was into electronics. Maybe a ham radio user that wanted a Faraday cage and a soundproof way to sleep? It definitely isn't finished.