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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

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And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

So, an unbelievable and terrifying story in 60 minutes last night,

is they've been covering this for a decade,

the whole Havana syndrome brain attack thing that we've been trying to figure out for a very,

very long time.

Here's one guy describing what the attack was like when it happened to him.

The very first incident occurred in August of 2020.

And what it felt like was that someone punched me in the throat and my left ear was clogged.

And I started to get sharp shooting pains going down my left arm.

The third attack towards the end of September, I was sitting in our living room.

And instantaneously, all of the muscles within my spine immediately cramped,

much like a Charlie horse, and my spine felt like it was on fire, so very hot and sharp.

The fifth one was by far the worst, and that was early December, and I woke up with a full body convulsion. The worst pain I have ever felt, it felt like a vice

gripping my brain stem was there. Okay, that's one of many descriptions of how this affects you,

and it's a permanent effect. This guy was being attacked not only at work originally, but then at his home there in the D.C. area.

And his wife was getting it too, I guess, because she was close enough to him or whatever in their apartment.

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