More About Voice-to-Skull (V2K) Lawsuits: A Look at Dismissed Claims and the Lack of Scientific Evidence
Despite numerous allegations, no successful lawsuits have been filed against the government or other entities claiming the use of V2K technology for harassment or harm. This article delves into dismissed cases, explores the lack of scientific backing for V2K, and offers alternative resources for those experiencing perceived V2K attacks.
| Complete Date | Case | Citation | Court | Short Summary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2013 | Frederick Banks v. United States | Not specified | U.S. District Court | Dismissed as “frivolous” and “lacking merit”; Banks claimed 20 years of V2K mind control by the government. |
| 2015 | Mary Marshall v. United States | Not specified | U.S. District Court | Dismissed as “frivolous” and “lacking merit”; Marshall alleged V2K attacks from the CIA and other agencies for mind control. |
Key Points:
- Both Banks and Marshall’s lawsuits were dismissed due to insufficient evidence and implausible claims.
- The vast majority of scientists consider V2K technology impossible due to the absence of scientific support.
- Claims of V2K attacks often contradict known physics laws and scientific understanding.
- Mental health professionals should be consulted if experiencing perceived V2K attacks, as they might indicate mental health conditions.
- Avoiding engagement with self-proclaimed V2K experts and solutions providers who often exploit vulnerable individuals is recommended.
Additional Information:
- Despite ongoing allegations, concrete evidence to substantiate V2K technology’s existence and its use for harmful purposes remains absent.
- The scientific community largely considers V2K claims unfounded and incompatible with established scientific principles.
- Seeking professional mental health support is crucial for anyone experiencing distress related to perceived V2K attacks.
Note:
This information is intended for educational purposes only and should not be interpreted as medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional for any concerns regarding your mental health.
