| Record | OBS-0075 |
|---|---|
| Category | Government/Cover-ups |
| Status | DEBUNKED |
| Summary | An early theory proposed that Havana Syndrome was caused by a sonic weapon, possibly using ultrasound or infrasound, directed at U.S. personnel. This theory was popular in the media and among some officials, but later investigations found no evidence of such an attack. The sonic attack theory is now largely discredited. |
| Origin | The sonic attack theory emerged in 2017 after reports of the symptoms in Cuba, with some officials suggesting a covert acoustic device. |
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| Evidence / consensus | Scientific studies and the U.S. intelligence community found no evidence of a sonic attack. The symptoms are not consistent with known acoustic weapons, and no device has been identified. |
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