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bau-report-regarding-havana-syndrome — Part 01
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UNCLASSIFIEDFOUO
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
In approximately May 2017, the FBI began investigating several reports by
U.S. Embassy personnel in Havana, Cuba, of what appeared to be.
acoustic 'attacks' with some kind of device that emtted directional
ultrasonic or higher frequency sound beams or energy, such as radio
vestibular, auditory, and cognitive symptoms, in addition to other ailments.
While these events appear to have begun in Havana in late 2016, similar
events have periodically been reported around the world. In approximately
May 2018, the FBl also began investigating similar reported events with
similar symptoms in China. This case revolves around the issue of whether
an unknown offender(s) used an unknown device that may emit
frequencies or waves to injure these indviduals. In approximately August
2018, the FBI requested that the FBI's National Center for the Analysis of
Violent Crime (NCAVC), Behavioral Analysis Unt-2 (BAU-2). Cyber
Behavioral Analysis Center (CBAC), conduct a behavioral analysis of these
reported experiences. In this assessment, we applied frameworks of
and other behavioral research
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Based on information available at the
time this report was prepared, our analysis indicates
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UNCLASSIFIED*FOUO
FBI(22-cv-3590)-1
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