Cruz heard Demon Voices which drove him to kill, even though he didn’t want to:
Hours after he shot and killed 17 people at a Parkland high school, Nikolas Cruz sat in a Broward Sheriff’s police interrogation room. He was not defiant. Instead, he cast himself as a pathetic failure beset by a “demon” in his head.
Cruz spoke so softly a homicide detective could barely hear him. Cruz said he did not “deserve” a bottle of cold water offered by police. When a detective left the room, Cruz muttered to himself: “Kill me. Just f***ing kill me” and “I want to die.”…
When asked about the “voice” in his head, Cruz claimed it was his “evil side.” Even though he admitted thinking his arsenal of guns looked “cool,” he blamed the voice for making him buy guns, ordering him to kill animals and even listening to “evil” music.
“What does it tell you to do?” Broward Detective John Curcio asked him, according to a transcript of Cruz’s police interrogation released Monday.
“Burn. Kill. Destroy,” he replied.
Curcio, a veteran and earnest police detective who built a quick rapport with Cruz over hours of questioning, wasn’t buying it. As the interview wound down, he repeatedly pressed Cruz on the supposed voice in his head.
“I think you’re using the demon as an excuse,” Curcio said.
“I’m not,” Cruz insisted. “I promise … I don’t like the demon. I don’t like the demon.”…
He also claimed the “voice” in his head led him to consider shooting up a park a week before the massacre.
“So why do you think you didn’t do it at the park? Detective Curcio asked him.
“Uh, f**k. I don’t know why,” Cruz replied.
This was a kid approached by a Military intel guy online, invited to live with him based on his instagram photos, and the intel-guy’s wife then took the kid to a shrink of her choosing. He could have been programmed via hypnosis to think anything.
And we know there is a verified tech that can put voices in people’s heads.
Q’s assertions about these types of shooters being programmed is perfectly plausible.
Matt Bracken wrote a short story years ago about a leftist psychology prof spending his summers programming susceptible target to become such killers for false flags.
Perhaps you want to google
microwave hearing
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microwave_auditory_effect
The wiki article is incomplete, search google or scientific databases (pubmed etc.)
That being said, I already posted info on ultrasonic directional audio, which acts as an “audio laser” which is certainly exploitable to make some people who are not aware of the technology believing in ghosts etc.
panphonics.com/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sound_from_ultrasound
https://ultrasonic-audio.com/products/acouspade-directional-speaker/
https://ultrasonic-audio.com/
For example, you could really cause fear in people, and make them question their sanity,
if you send dramatic commands or announcements to them with this tech, that they clearly and loudly hear, while the persons standing next to them register nothing at all.
It’s good for pranks, but in easily impressible or psychologically unstable persons it could be made to cause harm or even cause certain behaviour.
And they had Cruz in counseling under their psychiatrist. He could have consented to hypnosis, and who knows what they did. That microwave laser could have carried his hypnotist’s voice, using a trigger to put him right under and leave him like a real life remote control meat puppet, making him do whatever they wanted in real time.
Sirhan’s hypnotist put him under right in front of his defense team and had him climbing the bars on his cell like a monkey, and Sirhan had no idea. If a hypnosist could make them do it in the office, that voice tech could make them do it in the field.
Dave McGowan’s “Programmed to Kill” is a good staring point for CIA/DOD malfeaseance on this topic. Makes sense they would move from serial killers in the 60s and 70s to spree killers in the 00s and 10s given the proliferation of cell phone technology.