More At The Door

We've found more signs of illegal surveillance embedded in the walls by our back door, as shown in the photographs below. This time, the area that gives off strong radio frequency (RF) signals indicative of a hidden camera or microphone is right next to the door and about halfway up.

After I photographed this, I attempted to remove it by grabbing the part protruding from the wall with a tweezers and pulling on it. A small brownish crust similar to the one I removed from the leg of my bed as explained in an earlier post broke off and was so thin that it was crushed into tiny pieces. A small grayish area that's slightly recessed remains on the wall, and this appears to have a hair-thin fiber optic line in the center, although it's so small that it's hard to tell for sure. The area still gives off strong RF signals, so the stuff I removed must have been there to hold something in place.

The wall this pinhole is on intersects another at right angles a short distance away as shown. On the opposite side of the intersecting wall is a built-in cabinet that has clear signs of tampering at the back of it: the back of the cabinet has been removed at some point and then both heavily glued and crudely screwed back together so that in order to get to the illegal equipment sealed inside, one would have to either destroy the back of the cabinet or cut a hole in the wall itself.

I assume the embedded item is a camera, since it's positioned in a way that gives a view of the entire length of our downstairs hallway and looks directly at our front door.

Fiber Optics?

I found this piece of what looks like fine fiber optic line laying in the middle of our kitchen floor when I returned from walking my dog. I'm positive that all the doors to our house were locked while I was gone. Also, my kids were home at the time (but they were busy in other parts of the house). I'm very sure this was not on the floor when I left, either.

Other organized stalking victims often report similar incidents--so often, in fact, that these are considered to be a major and definitive part of the problem.

Hiding In Plain Sight

Did you think, from the previous title, that I was ending my series of posts documenting the presence of various types of illegal surveillance equipment installed on our property? I'm not even close to being done!

I'm learning, among other things, that modern fiber optics are so thin/fine that they can be installed right out in the open, where you walk by them every day without noticing them.

Take, for example, these "cracks" in the posts holding up the roof of the short covered walkway that leads from our kitchen to our separate garage. Close examination of them reveals they are actually small channels carved into the wood of the posts filled with putty that is much softer than the surrounding wood but matches it perfectly in color. Judging by the radio frequency (RF) signals the "cracks" give off, they appear to contain very thin fiber optics held in place by the putty in a manner similar to other examples previously shown here. The illegal surveillance cameras from which these fiber optic lines run are probably sealed within the roof of the walkway, since they are larger and therefore harder to hide. Notice that there is wiring for the electric outdoor lights close by for the illegal cameras to be wired to.

Now notice that these fiber optics surround the outside of this door. Am I shocked to find this?--yes, given how obvious it all is once you know what to look for, especially in light of the number of times we've walked past it. Am I surprised to find it?--sadly, no. Given that this particular entrance is both the main door we use in entering and exiting our house, plus the fact that someone often broadcasts loud and bizarre/obnoxious noises when we open this door (especially late at night when we let our pets in and out), I was positive some sort of illegal surveillance equipment was installed in the vicinity.

Of course, these devices are completely illegal. Shocking as they are, they are only another very small example of the tremendous number and scope of illegal devices that have been installed in our house and on our property over the years--devices I will continue documenting here. Frankly, I'm beginning to wonder what the final number of illegal devices per square foot in and and on our house will turn out to be and whether it will set some kind of record. (I suspect it will!)

And if you think all the locals who are given access to all this illegal surveillance of us are starting to be ashamed of or worried about what they're doing because I'm now documenting it, think again. They're still openly stalking us, harassing us, and bragging and laughing about what's been and continues to be done to us as often as possible and in the usual large numbers. Clearly, there's no shame or fear of punishment for committing blatantly illegal acts around here!

That's A Wrap

I had assumed this was a seam in the wallboard underneath the wallpaper in my bathroom. However, a closer examination revealed radio frequency (RF) signals near the end of it [Photo 3] and an offset in the middle [Photo 1] that doesn't seem very "seam-ly".

A careful look under the wallpaper revealed something wrapped in a nonconducting material. I assume this is a thin fiber optic line that protrudes through a very tiny hole in the wallpaper on one end for a perfect view of the combined toilet, tub, and shower area that is connected back to an illegal camera hidden inside the wall near the window on the other end.