evidence: Fast-forward through 15 minutes of searching, listening carefully, and negotiating. [...] Everyone from the old van, plus some new people, plus me quite literally piled into a new vehicle, also a van, but even smaller. Five people stuffed into the back seat (built for three) while the driver insisted I sit in the front (I think it would make it easier to get through checkpoints). I thought I had my own seat at first and was pretty embarrassed, but I ended up sharing it with a ten year old girl. [...] The driver came back to the car, the girl did not. The driver was visibly upset. We began to drive away without the girl.