Storage Wars star Nabila Haniss paid $6,900 for a Public Storage unit in Lennox, California thinking it contained valuable camera or music equipment 

Haniss and her business partner, who buy abandoned units that are put up for auction, later learned the boxes held 'extremely hi-tech' devices made by Boeing

The company instructed her to 'keep it safe until Monday,' prompting her to move it to her parents' garage 

Federal agents stormed the home two days later, revealing the items were part of an alleged plot hatched by Nigerian fraudsters to smuggle military devices 

The group of criminals are accused of conning Boeing's subsidiary, DRT, into providing them the equipment by using a fake @navy-mil.us email addresses

Prosecutors say amazingly DRT fell for the scam by handing over the equipment because they thought the email scammers were U.S. defense officials

'This is the kind of stuff that only military has seen. They could not believe that I'd touched it and fired up one of the devices,' Haniss told DailyMailTV