This post documents a constituent services case submitted to Senator Kirsten Gillibrand’s office today.
The case submitted is below:
I am experiencing unlawful surveillance, monitoring of my devices consistent with intrusive spyware, tracking, harassment and covert harm by private military and security contractors working in tandem with other actors. The covert harm involves infrasound or vibration; what appear to be scents intended to manipulate or adversely influence the nervous system, including cognition; and an unidentified device or mechanism that appears to be able to penetrate drywall, a car door, and glass and cause a physiological effect, which may be an RF or EMF spectrum portable device. Without specialized detection or diagnostic tools, it is not possible to verify exactly what is being used.
There may be lawful authority for particular surveillance, device monitoring, or tracking activities, subject to legal limits and oversight. But national security or investigative objectives do not authorize torture, cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment, extrajudicial punishment, or the intentional infliction of covert physical or psychological harm on civilians. Any accusation of wrongdoing must be addressed through lawful procedures that protect due process rights.
I was involved in an operation with Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department last spring. Private military and security contractors were supporting that operation. I do not know whether the operation was formally authorized, documented, supervised, or subject to an identifiable local, state, or federal oversight structure. I reported the matter to the Seattle FBI Field office when I returned from overseas on June 08, 2026. I recently went to the NY FBI Field office to follow up and provide additional details. I was told that Seattle has opened an investigation as of June 26 which remains ongoing. So, NY FBI is deferring to Seattle to handle the investigation.
I have received 2 death threats. One, while overseas submitting a UN Human Rights complaint to the human rights council in Geneva, Switzerland regarding this matter. The second, the morning while en route to the FBI. A woman appeared in front of me wearing what appeared to be a custom or DIY t shirt that said "get ready to get killed."
I have not been able to obtain any information to date regarding FOIA and/or public records request(s). I have submitted another round of requests and am waiting for results.
I have no criminal record.
I have received no notification, and no one has contacted me to explain why I am being subjected to the conduct and harm noted above. I have not been informed of any allegation, basis, or process through which I can respond, provide information, clear my name, or seek relief from conduct that I believe I should not be experiencing. As a result, I have not been afforded due process.
I would like to know if constituent services can provide guidance or assistance with the following:
1. Seattle FBI submission process
I have been told that an investigation was opened June 26 and remains open. Can the senator’s office make an inquiry to Seattle FBI as to the method or process for me to submit the additional information that New York FBI declined to accept because it said Seattle was handling the open investigation?
2. Federal agency jurisdiction / relevant information
Can your office assist me in determining which federal agency or agencies have jurisdiction or may have relevant information concerning the matters I am reporting?
3. Right reporting and oversight destination
Can your office assist me in identifying the appropriate federal agency, agency component, oversight office, and complaint or review process to which I should report the conduct I have described?
4. FOIA and Privacy Act status/procedural issues
Can your office assist me with obtaining status information and resolving procedural issues concerning my existing federal FOIA and Privacy Act requests?
5. FOIA/Privacy Act referral status
Can your office determine whether any of my federal records requests were referred to another agency or component, and, if so, identify the receiving agency or component and the applicable tracking number?
6. DHS or other federal redress process
Can your office assist me in determining whether there is a DHS or other federal redress process applicable to the concerns I have reported?
7. Contractor oversight mechanism
If private military and security contractors were involved in an operation with a local law-enforcement agency, and I am subsequently reporting surveillance, device monitoring, tracking, harassment and covert harm involving those contractors, what federal oversight mechanism applies?
8. Federal connection / contractor determination
Can your office assist me in determining which federal agency or agencies maintain relevant contracting, funding, procurement, operational, or other records or have responsibility for determining whether the private military and security contractors involved had a federal connection?
9. Contractor misconduct reporting process
If a federal connection is identified, can your office identify the appropriate federal office for reporting alleged contractor misconduct and the process through which an affected civilian may submit a complaint and seek review?
10. Written confirmation of referrals and next steps
Can your office request written confirmation, where available, of the appropriate agency or office, the correct submission or complaint process, any referral made, and any next step required from me?
11. Interagency coordination
Where matters potentially involve more than one federal agency, can your office assist me in identifying which federal agencies are involved and/or whether the matter has been referred, coordinated or otherwise shared with another federal agency?
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