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The CIA has classified harassment technology that can trick people into
believing they are hearing voices no one else can hear. The CIA is giving
access to this classified technology to harassment groups who use it against
people they target. Mothers who claim to have killed their children because
God
told them to do it may have been targeted by these harassment groups, who
were
given access to this technology. This technology is operated from a
neighboring
house and can be used to trick an unsuspecting targeted person living
next-door
into believing God is speaking to him or her. This technology was developed
to
protect the national security of the United States but has been turned
against
its own citizens.
A recent case of a mother killing her children because she claimed God told
her to do it may be realative.
Article:
Sheriff: Mother said God told her to kill sons
Suspect alternately crying, praying in cell, he says
Monday, May 12, 2003 Posted: 4:19 PM EDT (2019 GMT)
TYLER, Texas (CNN) -- Deanna LaJune Laney, the woman accused of killing two
of
her three young sons last weekend, is acting erratically in her jail cell,
an
East Texas sheriff told CNN.
"She goes from a fetal position of crying, to walking around the cell
singing
gospel music. She stops and prays, then she goes into a crying hysteria,"
Smith
County Sheriff J. B. Smith said. "She all of a sudden realizes what she's
done,
then she'll go into a flatline, blank stare."
Laney, 38, is under a suicide watch, according to The Associated Press.
The church choir member who told authorities that God told her to kill her
children now faces capital murder charges in the deaths of her 8- and
6-year-old sons, he said. Smith said the children "had been severely beaten
in
the head with what appeared to be a rock."
A third son, 14-month-old Aaron, was in critical condition Monday at Dallas
Children's Hospital, and Laney faces aggravated assault charges in his
beating,
according to the sheriff's department.
Smith said that after the killings early Saturday, Laney made a 911 call on
her
cellular phone and spoke in a "very calm, matter-of-fact way. She told a
dispatcher, 'I've killed my boys,'" Smith said.
Bail has been set at $3 million, and a lawyer has been appointed for Laney,
he
said.
A sheriff's department spokeswoman said deputies responded at 12:52 a.m.
Saturday to the New Chapel Hill home, about seven miles outside of Tyler.
When officers arrived, they entered the house and found Aaron in his crib,
bludgeoned and with a pillow over his head, but still breathing. Laney was
not
there, but continued to talk calmly on the phone, Smith said.
Officers found the woman, wearing bloody clothes, in a wooded area about 100
yards behind her house, the sheriff said.
Laney described where her other two children could be found but refused to
go
there herself, he said.
Her husband was apparently asleep inside the house during the attack because
he
came walking out "in his nightclothes," the sheriff said.
Smith said the children's father was still in shock and has not yet been
interviewed, but investigators hope to speak to him Monday.
"Any time you're dealing with children, it's such a devastating thing,"
Smith
said. "It's so emotional to see something like this that makes absolutely no
sense"
He said the Laneys were a "very stable, loving family" and that the suspect
has
no history of mental illness.
Two years ago, another Texas woman, Andrea Yates, drowned her five children
while suffering from postpartum depression and psychosis. She told
authorities
that Satan told her to kill the children. Despite a documented history of
mental illness, a jury rejected her plea of innocent by reason of insanity
and
convicted her of murder. Yates was sentenced to life in prison but will be
eligible for parole in 40 years.
Laney sang at the First Assembly of God Church where her brother-in-law,
Gary
Bell, is the pastor, according to The Associated Press.
"This was a brutal and horrific incident that has changed our lives [and
will]
for years to come," Bell said during a service Sunday. "But we all believe
as a
family that this wasn't our Dee that did this to her children."
Neighbors, too, were at a loss to explain what went wrong.
"There's no way in the world that I would believe she would do this without
something taking over her and something snapping in her," a neighbor said.
"It is absolutely devastating to the neighborhood," he said.
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