A Game of Tag: Implants and Electronic Harrassment

ForteanTimes
By David Hambling
May 19th, 2011

James Walbert is the victim of a new type of harassment. An electronic device embedded in his shoulder not only tracks his every move, it also causes painful muscle contractions.

Walbert believes the device was covertly implanted to locate and torture him by remote control. There is no shortage of stor­ies like this on the Internet, but what makes Walbert different from thousands of alleged victims of ‘gang stalking’ (FT228:18–19; 272:23) and electronic harassment is the hard evidence backing up his claims.

His may be the case which finally pushes issues of unauthorised electronic implants into the mainstream.

Mr Walbert is not especially rich, famous or influential. He lives in the comparative obscurity of Wichita, Kansas, in the heart of rural America.

He is not in conflict with drug cartels, multinational corporations or government agencies. This might make him an unlikely target for high-tech harassment. However, Walbert has an array of supporters from scientific, medical and political circles who suggest otherwise.

The initial response to this sort of claim might be to question Walbert’s sanity, but he has proven himself to be sane enough. A letter from Dr Jacque Blackman of the Wichita Clinic certifies that Walbert “has no mental problems”.

Dr Blackman states that while Walbert’s claims might sound like paranoia, there is no mental illness involved. He seems sympathetic but baffled by the case; perhaps because the problem is outside the field of medicine.

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Intel Hub Note: James Walbert was recently a guest on The Intel Hub Radio. During the interview James explained his entire situation and also brought Bob Boyce on to the show.

Both these inventors were had microchips secretly implanted into their body.

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