## Patrick McCarthy

> A previous neighbor, who I did not get along with, his name is Mike Eisenband, used electromagnetic weaponry on me that eventually forced me to move from my apartment. He lived on the second floor, and I lived on the third floor. I experienced varying degrees of physical discomfort that eventually became intolerable. These electromagnetic weapons emitted some type of radiation that went right through the wood floors and struck the body. He primarily did this while I was trying to sleep, preventing me from sleeping and forcing me to move to another location in the apartment.

> In addition to these electromagnetic weapons, the more important and devastating issue is this heart implant or device. I am not entirely sure how I got this implant, but I believe it was given to me through a liquid that I ingested. Prior to and after this implant entered my heart, I physically experienced effects on my body like being tracked by some type of wireless tracking system. I believe that this was my prior neighbor's idea of a practical joke. I could feel an electromagnetic wave scan or pass over my body. This would give me a heat sensation, and at times I almost feel like I was going to melt. In addition to this I had general discomfort and these odd muscle spasms throughout my body.

> On March 8, 1998 while I was at work I experienced this device or implant seem to be guided and either attached or embedded to my heart. Since that time I have experienced varying degrees of angina, pain, pressure, and infection. I have no idea what this implant is, except that it seems to respond to certain stimuli. This stimuli I believe is to be frequencies or electromagnetic radiation. The implant has a pulsing nature to it, and pulses at various rates.

> Initially, the implant was a single piece, then on June 26, 1999 the implant was excited and pulsing at a very rapid rate, then seemed to explode or shatter into many pieces. One of the larger pieces ended up on the far side of my right lung. In July 2000, I had an infection in my heart that was so bad I thought I was going to lose my life. I went to the hospital and was given some antibiotics that didn't even seem to help. I layed in my bed for a week before I could get back to the hospital for further treatment. After making it back to the hospital 911 call, I told them I had an infection in my heart and believed that some type of implant was casusing it. I should have kept quiet about the implant, because of instead of treating me for infection, they transferred me to a private psychiatric hospital. I was there for about three weeks, and primarily just slept until I felt a little better and stronger.

> In 2001 the pain, pressure, and infection was so bad again that I could not make it to work. I was lucky to get disability for six months. I couldn't get the medical doctors to identify that anything was wrong, so it was termed a mental delusional illness. In January 2002 I tried to return to work but it was hopeless. I was just too physically ill. I consequently lost my job.

> Currently, I feel relatively better compared to where the pain, pressure, and infection was. I can walk around and even get back up on the treadmill. However, I can still feel some of this material still partially on, embedded, or attached to my heart. For the short-term effects of this, I am worried about becoming physically ill again, and not being able to make it to work. For the long-term effects, I am worried about this material giving me heart disease.

> I believe that this material is intended to dissipate or dissolve into the body after a certain amount of time, or number of times exposure to a certain stimulus. Some of this material seems to have done this, but it is hard to tell since it is no longer a single object, but an object that is partially still there with pieces scattered about.

> I have seen numerous doctors about this problem and have gotten nowhere. The standard tests don’t seem to indicate that anything is wrong. I was somewhat devastated after having an mri done and have nothing show. I don’t know why the mri didn’t show anything. While the mri was being done, I felt the implant excite, react, and begin to pulse. At that time, it was a single object.

> What I am hoping for is to hear from someone who has experienced something exactly like this or something similar to this. So far I have tried a lot and have no answers.

> Patrick T. McCarthy

> Received 12-22-2003