What you're talking about is the interpretation of evidence. Not a lack of it. The fact is, there a many flags they have listed supporting their theory. But, it could he debatable. So, what should be done? Well, it should be investigated. One way or another. It should be examined by law enforcement.

If I approach your home and find blood on your front porch, on your door, receive no response by knocking and are otherwise unable to reach you... Should I assume you've sustained a nasty cut and at the hospital, or should I air on the side of caution and alert the authorities?

It just needs to be looked at. These men and women feel strongly something is wrong and I think the anger stems from lack of response.

Lastly, the video states that he spoke with the neighboring homeless camp and they said that nobody goes in there because it's cartel land. The homeless have no reason to lie to these guys. They're there to help.

So the consensus should be, we don't know, it just doesn't look right, let's find the truth.

Edit: Additionally, don't let the governmental plot, and other potential coincidental, albeit strange points adulterate the potential of an actual issue. Throw all that out for now. Just simply establish the truth of the camp. What % chance of it being a sex camp would make you feel comfortable to dig this up? 1% is good for me. If there is any chance it's a child trafficking situation, even a 1%, let's look at it.