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New book investigates Havana Syndrome attacks
A new book examines alleged sonic attacks on American diplomats overseas that caused insomnia and memory loss.
In brief
A new book examines alleged sonic attacks on American diplomats overseas that caused insomnia and memory loss. A new book by Oriana Zill de Granados and Michael Ray investigates alleged sonic attacks on American diplomats that caused symptoms including insomnia and memory loss. Originally reported by CBS News.
Book investigates Havana Syndrome
A new book called The Havana Syndrome investigates alleged sonic attacks against American diplomats overseas. Co-authors Oriana Zill de Granados and Michael Ray examine the incidents.
Diplomats suffered insomnia and memory loss
The alleged sonic attacks left many American diplomats with symptoms including insomnia and memory loss. The book explores what happened to these officials.
Authors share details of investigation
Oriana Zill de Granados and Michael Ray share more details about their investigation into the alleged sonic attacks on American diplomats known as Havana Syndrome.
What matters most
A new book by Oriana Zill de Granados and Michael Ray investigates alleged sonic attacks on American diplomats that caused symptoms including insomnia and memory loss.
