As scientists and officials discuss if microwaves might be behind the mystery illness making the US personnel around the world sick, one report suggests that ‘crickets’ could be the real culprits
When the United States diplomats and spies stationed around the world began catching a mysterious illness in 2016, one bizarre theory that made rounds was that it could be caused by microwave-turned-weapons.
Buzzing mechanical sounds, intense pressure in the head, vision problems, vertigo, memory lapses and cognitive impairment were among the symptoms reported by the US employees. The report, at the time, debunked the theory of microwaves saying that “no plausible single source of energy can produce both the recorded audio/video signals and the reported medical effects.”
“JASON believes such psychogenic effects may serve to explain important components of the reported injuries,” they said.“The most likely source is the Indies short-tailed cricket, Anurogryliscelerinictus. The call of this animal matches, in nuanced detail, the spectral properties of the recordings from Cuba once room echoes are taken into account,” the report said.
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