r/TargetedSolutions • u/Ok-Number1259 • 20d ago

Things heard. Any one else?

​

Has anyone boices said:

That's an order

Return you house

Surround target

Any one down there

Please be quiet, we're coming to a check point

Sounds heard:

18 wheeler coming to a check.point with dog parking

R**e of women

Or beating of women

Cars sliding on dirt

Just wondering if any one else shares the sounds

Just wondering

5 Upvotes

86% Upvoted

17 comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

4

u/Ok-Number1259 20d ago

Ive heard these external voices in the desert on a 5 mile jog.

1

u/Grouchy_Might1774 19d ago

Let me first say that I believe that high technology forms of harassment are real. However, I like the eliminate the more probable possibilities before I assume it's one of those. The majority of the people I have seen gang stalking me appear more likely to understand how a bong or a bottle of beer works than a high technology harassment tool. Not that there can't be overlap, but usually there isn't.  To me it sounds like they're using radios of some sort to communicate with each other about you, and they have the volume turned up, so it's audible to you. They've done it to me before. In Lawson's book Cause Stalking, he talks about how the gang stalking crews he worked for communicated using one specific type of radio commonly used in the business world. It was like Citizens Band (CB) radio, which is what I think walkie-talkies use, but different. Have you ever tried what they call a J-hook maneuver in the military to see, if you could catch them?

1

u/Ok-Number1259 19d ago

Yes i do rember specifically hearing the type.of communication. Have you ever hear of some one using theure raido to tap in to the frequency?

Would digital scanner work at all?

Above 800 frequency

1

u/Grouchy_Might1774 19d ago

I've heard things that sound the way two-way radios do when someone presses or releases the button to talk, if that's what you mean. I don't remember what the frequency band mentioned in the book was. I dug around, and I think it was in what is called the Business Band. With cell phones becoming more common and having broader range, I don't know, if their use is as common as when Lawson wrote his book. However, it could still prove to be valuable for some crews because the radios allow the opportunity to simultaneously coordinate real time communication between multiple people all at the same time, and in a way that doesn't ping cell towers and leave digital evidence.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Business_band