📡 IQ Data: Real Physical Evidence You Can Use in Court 🧠 OverviewWhen it comes to proving unlawful surveillance, electromagnetic harassment, or covert targeting, IQ data is one of the strongest forms of evidence a Targeted Individual (TI) or TSCM (Technical Surveillance Countermeasures) professional can collect. ✅ IQ data is not just a screenshot.✅ It

🧠 Implants and Targeted Individuals: A Comprehensive Overview This page examines claims of implants used for mind control, remote neural monitoring, and other purposes among targeted individuals, alongside medically verified implants. It includes Melanie Vritschan’s throat implant case, other reported cases like a California lawyer’s waveguide implants, and a survey of medical and speculative implants,

🧬 Melanie Vritschan’s Story: A Throat Implant for Remote Monitoring? Melanie Vritschan, a prominent Targeted Individual (TI) activist, claims she was implanted with a secret nanotech device in her throat that enabled remote neural monitoring (RNM) and acted as a “remote-controlled strangulator.” The device, allegedly developed by DARPA and linked to Motorola’s bioelectronics patents, was

📄 Introduction In a compelling submission to the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), a self-identified Targeted Individual (TI) from India details experiences of covert torture using advanced military-grade technologies. This document, titled “Inputs for psychosocial dynamics conducive to torture and ill-treatment,” sheds light on the alleged use of remote

🔍 Introduction This blog post presents a detailed investigation into a rare and often-overlooked document titled “Remote Mind Control Technology” by Anna Keeler, originally published in MindNet Journal, Vol. 1, No. 23a. The article is publicly available via the Internet Archive: 🔗 Anna Keeler – Remote Mind Control Technology (Archive.org) The content outlines the use

🔍 Overview In 2001, designers James Auger and Jimmy Loizeau introduced the world to the Audio Tooth Implant, a pioneering concept in personal communication technology. This innovative idea envisioned a miniature audio output device and receiver implanted into a tooth, allowing users to receive audio information directly through bone conduction. The project aimed to explore

🔍 Overview In 2009, a shocking webpage archived on Lightning GPS’s official website marketed a product called Bio-Track: an alleged implantable and swallowable GPS tracking device developed by a German R&D firm named Voss-Mauser. The claims on this page were extraordinary—and disturbing. The Bio-Track was described as a globally-deployed covert tracking device with sci-fi features