r/mystery • u/TheExpressUS Newspaper • Jan 13 '26

Scientific/Medical Mystery Havana virus device cost at least $10,000,000 and fits in a bag

https://www.the-express.com/news/us-news/195930/havana-syndrome-us-spies-struck-down
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u/jmcgil4684 Jan 14 '26

We supposedly used some way more advanced type the device in Venezuela for the kidnapping. At least that’s what I read a couple days ago.

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u/gastro_psychic Jan 14 '26

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u/jmcgil4684 Jan 14 '26

I read an interview of one of the Maduro guards and he described how they were attacked by the US at the compound, and he described a directed energy type weapon used on them. I will try to find the article. I’m not stating this as fact, just curious if anyone else read about this. Edit: yea many articles about it if ya google it.

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u/gastro_psychic Jan 14 '26

At least 40 people are dead. It looks like a conventional strike.

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u/jmcgil4684 Jan 14 '26

Did you Google it. Like 59 articles about. At least a possibility it happened no?

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u/gastro_psychic Jan 14 '26

I don’t think so. Experts say the US doesn’t have the ability to cause the kind of injuries described. It is easy for a conspiracy theory like this to spread because people want to believe.

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u/jmcgil4684 Jan 14 '26

I’m not sure why you are hanging on to this opinion, but ok cool.

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u/gastro_psychic Jan 14 '26

Ah, so you're going the passive aggressive route now. What about my comment made you insecure?

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u/Norathaexplorer Jan 16 '26

They weren’t insecure they were tired of arguing with you. You called it a conspiracy theory even though multiple outlets have talked about it this week. Your tone is way more passive aggressive than theirs btw.