Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez, who investigated Epstein’s New Mexico Zorro compound; says she was targeted with directed-energy weapon

The GAO has published reports on directed-energy weapons.

Necrological injuries suffered by American diplomats and intelligence officers starting in 2016 – is a portable Russian microwave weapon that Homeland Security agents purchased from arms traffickers in 2024.

Zorro Ranch – a 7,600-acre compound near Los Alamos – remains one of the more underexplored threads in the saga.

Bradbury Stamm specializes in “large-scale military, industrial and government contract construction,” and was involved in “constructing the Manhattan Project’s facilities, including the laboratories at Los Alamos, New Mexico, where America's first nuclear weapons were designed and built.”

“This is who Jeffrey Epstein hired to build his ranch house. I know. Weird,” Valdes-Rodriguez wrote.

In actuality, however, there was nothing “weird” about Epstein’s supposed choice to contract Bradbury Stamm to construct Zorro Ranch, Valdes-Rodriguez argued, when considering the property’s strategic location between U.S. nuclear weapons laboratories, one of which was “sold backdoored surveillance software” potentially compromised by Israeli intelligence, according to Valdes-Rodriguez and supported by a declassified FBI document.

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Sound is a mechanical wave requiring physical matter (air, water) to vibrate;
while Microwaves are electromagnetic waves (like light or radio waves) that can travel through a vacuum.

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The 60 Minutes episode:

https://youtu.be/ZgoqXWCnuZU

Scott Pelley's reports on neurological symptoms and serious brain injuries reported by U.S. diplomats, intelligence agents and troops around the world and even on the grounds of the White House.