Veteran journalist Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez has publicly claimed that she has suffered lasting health damage following what she describes as targeted “direct energy weapon” attacks.

According to her statements shared on Substack and social media, she believes these alleged attacks are connected to her investigative reporting on Jeffrey Epstein and his former New Mexico property, Zorro Ranch.She further suggested that her work uncovering details about Epstein’s activities and related subjects may have made her a target.

Valdes-Rodriguez stated that the alleged incidents were intended not only to cause physical harm but also to psychologically destabilize her, describing them as covert tools capable of inflicting illness while making victims doubt their own experiences.She characterized the effects as prolonged and debilitating, claiming she has been left “permanently injured.” However, she did not provide any verifiable evidence supporting these allegations.

The article notes that direct energy weapons are a real category of technology and have been referenced in various military and law enforcement contexts, though the journalist’s specific claims remain unsubstantiated.It also mentions that some public discussions, including past political claims, have referenced similar technologies in controversial contexts.

Valdes-Rodriguez’s reporting on Epstein has previously focused on uncovering new information about his estate in New Mexico, including alleged surveillance-related activities near U.S.nuclear research facilities.She has also linked her concerns to broader claims about missing scientists and potential intimidation of journalists.The report emphasizes that her allegations are personal claims and do not include corroborating evidence from independent investigations.

The story highlights the broader controversy surrounding conspiracy claims tied to Epstein-related narratives and the challenges in verifying such assertions.