## John Michael Williams
Detect Microwaves

### Email

> To sleep, in early 1998, I built a box out of aluminum plate (at the time I did not know that thin aluminum foil would block microwaves). A police officer visited my apartment and photographed this in early 1998. He recommended a private detective who required a $100 retainer fee and then said he was not interested any more, and simply kept the money. I rented a RF spectrum analyzer which I barely knew how to operate, and spent a month or so with equivocal results.

> "I bought a Microalert detector, and have been able to detect microwaves with a the Microalert detector.", which showed their presence, but the police thought this was going on too long for them, and closed the case.

> Since then, the harassment has continued. One of the neighbors has moved away, leaving two remaining suspects (assuming apartment employees were not involved). I replaced the aluminum box with a bunk bed covered with aluminum screening; this has made it possible to ignore the irradiation while sleeping. A contact with the FCC (which completely ignored me until I wrote my reps in Congress), was nice enough to talk with me on the phone, but said there was nothing he could do, because of no funding.

> None of the billions of FCC dollars reaped at spectrum auctions apparently is real, I guess.

> I continue to gather physical evidence and plan to take them to trial as soon as victory is assured.

> The PDF attached provides substantially more detail, for anyone interested. It is a little out of date.

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