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The Havana Syndrome
Secret Weapons, a Government Cover-Up, and the Greatest Spy Mystery of Our Time
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The Havana Syndrome
Narrado por:
Robert Petkoff, Michael Rey, Oriana Zill de Granados, Scott Pelley
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Narrado por:
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Robert Petkoff
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Michael Rey
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Oriana Zill de Granados
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Scott Pelley
“[A] startling exposé . . . the strongest case yet that these hits—some officials estimate there have been thousands—are intentional attacks by Russian agents . . . The authors’ work is admirable and compelling.”—The New York Times
For nearly a decade, U.S. diplomats, spies, and soldiers around the world have reported sudden, devastating neurological injuries—symptoms eerily consistent with exposure to a directed energy weapon. Victims were told their illnesses were “psychosomatic.” Government agencies dismissed the evidence. And the CIA insisted no adversary was behind it. As the cases grew, from Havana to Hanoi, the media dubbed the phenomenon “the Havana Syndrome.”
In this groundbreaking exposé, 60 Minutes producers Michael Rey and Oriana Zill de Granados reveal the hidden history of the so-called Havana Syndrome: from early attacks in Cuba and China, to the spread across global hotspots from Tbilisi to Vienna, to the mounting evidence implicating an elite Russian “kill” unit. Drawing on more than nine years of reporting, including secret medical records, whistleblower testimony, and intelligence reports, they expose not only the technology behind the attacks but the U.S. government’s effort to downplay and deny them.
Combining the pace of a thriller and the authority of rigorous investigative journalism, this book brings readers inside the lives of officers like “Adam” and “Poly,” whose careers and health were destroyed by the attacks, and Lt. Col. Greg Edgreen, the Pentagon investigator who risked everything to demand accountability. The Havana Syndrome is both a geopolitical saga with chilling consequences for national security and a deeply human story of betrayal and resilience.
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“The truth is out there . . . but start with this book.”—Chris Carter, creator, The X-Files
“The Havana Syndrome is terrific—and terrifying. The authors have cut through the fog of secrets, screwups, and cover-ups to bring you this illuminating book. It will rob you of your sleep and send shivers up your spine.”—Tim Weiner, Pulitzer Prize–winning author of The Mission and Legacy of Ashes
“[A] startling exposé . . . Rey and Zill . . . make the strongest case yet that these hits—some officials estimate there have been thousands—are intentional attacks by Russian agents and their proxies, using a futuristic and sinister energy weapon. . . . The Central Intelligence Agency, the authors convincingly argue, have been desperate to conceal the damage done to Americans as they have served their country. . . . The authors have clearly worked closely with the victims of these attacks, some of them C.I.A. officers who have come from the shadows to talk about their experiences. . . . The authors’ descriptions of their pain, in horrific, visceral terms, feel all too real. . . . The authors’ work is admirable and compelling.”—The New York Times
“This is the book America needs right now. . . . This work by Michael Rey and Oriana Zill de Granados is not just a thriller. It is a tour de force of journalism, among the highest examples of what our profession is and can be. The Havana Syndrome is a tale for the ages because it exposes how government continues to place its own interests ahead of selfless patriots who serve their country. . . . Zill de Granados and Rey have uncovered decisive evidence about the nature of the attacks and who was behind them. I won’t spoil the detective story here. It’s too good—and important—to rush. . . . The Havana Syndrome should be read by every American who respects or doubts the power and veracity of ‘shoe leather’ journalism. Dive into these pages, not just for the provocative writing and runaway narrative; appreciate, also, how our beloved America is defended and preserved by the very best in journalism as pursued by Michael Rey and Oriana Zill de Granados.”—Scott Pelley, former 60 Minutes correspondent
“A blistering exposé of a frightening technology—and the equally frightening silence shrouding it.”—Kirkus Reviews
“This riveting exposé not only discloses an appalling failure of our government to tell the truth and protect us, it also dramatically affirms the necessity of the free press.”—Booklist, starred review
“The Havana Syndrome is terrific—and terrifying. The authors have cut through the fog of secrets, screwups, and cover-ups to bring you this illuminating book. It will rob you of your sleep and send shivers up your spine.”—Tim Weiner, Pulitzer Prize–winning author of The Mission and Legacy of Ashes
“[A] startling exposé . . . Rey and Zill . . . make the strongest case yet that these hits—some officials estimate there have been thousands—are intentional attacks by Russian agents and their proxies, using a futuristic and sinister energy weapon. . . . The Central Intelligence Agency, the authors convincingly argue, have been desperate to conceal the damage done to Americans as they have served their country. . . . The authors have clearly worked closely with the victims of these attacks, some of them C.I.A. officers who have come from the shadows to talk about their experiences. . . . The authors’ descriptions of their pain, in horrific, visceral terms, feel all too real. . . . The authors’ work is admirable and compelling.”—The New York Times
“This is the book America needs right now. . . . This work by Michael Rey and Oriana Zill de Granados is not just a thriller. It is a tour de force of journalism, among the highest examples of what our profession is and can be. The Havana Syndrome is a tale for the ages because it exposes how government continues to place its own interests ahead of selfless patriots who serve their country. . . . Zill de Granados and Rey have uncovered decisive evidence about the nature of the attacks and who was behind them. I won’t spoil the detective story here. It’s too good—and important—to rush. . . . The Havana Syndrome should be read by every American who respects or doubts the power and veracity of ‘shoe leather’ journalism. Dive into these pages, not just for the provocative writing and runaway narrative; appreciate, also, how our beloved America is defended and preserved by the very best in journalism as pursued by Michael Rey and Oriana Zill de Granados.”—Scott Pelley, former 60 Minutes correspondent
“A blistering exposé of a frightening technology—and the equally frightening silence shrouding it.”—Kirkus Reviews
“This riveting exposé not only discloses an appalling failure of our government to tell the truth and protect us, it also dramatically affirms the necessity of the free press.”—Booklist, starred review
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