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A Chronology Of Harassment I Have Suffered From Federal Agents

 

I was an undergraduate at the University of California (UC) at San Diego from 1986 to 1991.  Between September of 1986 and May of 1987, while leaving a local fast-food restaurant called “TacoTime” I overheard one cashier telling another that I would have difficulty thinking in the future.  Within a few days after this, I developed phlebitis in my right arm.  From this time foreward, until I graduated UC San Diego in 1991, I would occassionally have episodes in which I would suddenly become dizzy, then would feel sleepy for 3 or 4 hours afterwards, and then would notice difficulty thinking for a few days.  My performance as a student at UC San Diego showed a sharp decrease which began early in my sophomore year.  One of the two cashiers at this restaurant later played a role in harassment I suffered in Berkeley in October 2002.  I suspect that a drug or poison may have been placed in the food I got from this restaurant, and that this (and possibly future additional dosings) caused me to have a series of small strokes during my time as an  undergraduate at UC San Diego, and also caused phlebitis in my right arm.

 

During my sophomore year, a student living in the room next to mine in the dormatory was in a US Marine Corps officer training program.  His name was David Persky.  During the winter of my sophomore year,  David Persky seemed very upset about having given me something to eat during the previous few days, and urged me to do a lot of jogging (we had gone jogging together a few times) as if this would help to alleviate the effects of what he had given me.  I suspect that he had been told to give me something to eat, and only later told that it would have harmful effects on me.

 

During my junior year my roommate’s name was James Chen.  James Chen had a friend named Taun Nguyen who had been his roommate the previous year, and who lived in a nearby apartment.  James Chen once told me that Taun Nguyen was in a CIA student training program at UC San Diego.  Taun Nguyen later took part in harassment I suffered at UC Irvine in January 2002.  Based on conversations I had with James Chen, I suspect federal agents had harmed him in ways similar to the way I had been harmed at UC San Diego.

 

I began a Ph.D. program in physics at UC Irvine in 1996.  The academic year at UC Irvine is divided into three quarters. 

 

During the first quarter of  the academic year 1996, the graduate student who was grading homework for the classical mechanics class I was taking began grading my work in a way that was obviously unfair.  When I showed this to the professor for the class she was angry at the grader, and this problem stopped.  Later I saw the graduate student who was the grader for the class speaking to a man who at the time I didn’t recognize, but who was involved in harassment I suffered during the academic year 2000.  I overheard the man say to the grader that it would have been easiest for me if they could have gotten rid of me by just grading my work unfairly, but that they did not want to cause him (the grader) problems.

 

During the summer of 1997 I worked as a research assistant for professor William Molzon of the UC Irvine physics department.  The computer systems I was using were “hacked” into many times, as was my home system.  Not only did this make it much harder for me to do my work, I suspect those harassing me also hoped that I would be blamed for these incidents.  Also, during the summer I developed an illness in which the lower part of my back was sore, my mouth was dry, and I felt thirsty much more often then usual, but I never had very much if any fever.