produced in 1967 by the Department of Psychiatry at the Yale University in theUSA.

"Recent technological developments allow an increasing control ofbiological functions by electronic instrumentation... Following this trend,techniques are being developed for the investigation and manipulation ofintracerebral mechanisms in animal and in man...Two-way communication with thedepth of the brain makes it possible to send and receive information to andfrom the brain, circumventing physiological sensory receptors and motoreffects... We can start, stop and modify a variety of autonomic, somatic,behavioral, and mental manifestations. In these exploration of intracerebralphysiology in behaving subjects we are reaching not only for the soma, but forthe psyche itself...We can experiment with intracerebral mechanismsresponsible for the onset and maintenance of specific behavioral and mentalfunctions... As no batteries are used, the life of the transmitters isindefinite. Power and information are supplied by radiofrequencies."

From the x-rays and medical reports of people who have been taken intocustody, it can be seen that damage to the frontal lobes has been caused bythe driving of transmitters into the brain tissue in that area.

Even in those cases where transmitters are implanted through the nostrils,without being attached to the brain itself, they are placed in closeconnection to the frontal lobe where the radiofrequencies most destructiveeffect is reducing the abilities of these important human functions.

All three of these transmitters have caused brain damage in the frontallobes and the abuse occurred at the Stockholm Police Custody