Recording Released of High-Pitched Noise Heard by Victims in Cuba Attack
(Worthy News) - A recording of the high-pitched noise heard by some U.S. Embassy workers during a series of deliberate attacks in Havana, Cuba, has been released.
The recording was obtained by the Associated Press and has led investigators to initially suspect that a sonic weapon was used to conduct ongoing attacks, starting last year. At least 22 Americans are confirmed to have been medically affected by the State Department.
The attacks have caused hearing, cognitive, visual, balance, and sleep problems among the victims. [ Source: Washington Free Beacon (Read More...) ]
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Hey, this sounds exactly like my tinnitus that I've had for 40 years.
Brandi Nicole