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Directed Energy Weapons Used Domestically in Florida, Delaware, Maryland and DC Areas

By Egleze Editorial Desk · Published July 3, 2026 · Reality Check with Ross Coulthart · Neurologist warns directed energy weapon tech "can be weaponized" | Katie Pavlich Tonight
Directed Energy Weapons Used Domestically in Florida, Delaware, Maryland and DC Areas
Reality Check with Ross Coulthart
Reality Check with Ross Coulthart
Neurologist warns directed energy weapon tech "can be weaponized" | Katie Pavlich Tonight

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"Into tools being what appears to be urging and forms of rapidly post microwave energy domestically, 2 cases in Florida, cases in the Delaware, Maryland, DC area and some cases on the West Coast as well."

Dr. James Giordano, a Georgetown forensic neuroscientist who served on the original Havana syndrome case, confirmed documented cases of directed energy weapon use on American soil. He described two generations of weapons: ultrasonic devices causing stroke-like effects, and newer microwave weapons that are scalable to backpack size without large power sources, capable of disrupting neurological function and causing long-term debilitating effects on heart rate, immune and endocrine systems.

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Neurologist warns directed energy weapon tech "can be weaponized" | Katie Pavlich Tonight
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