Frequency Tracing

Detection Methodology

Frequency tracing differs from wide-band spectrum analysis by focusing on localization. By utilizing near-field frequency tracers and directional antennas, it is possible to triangulate the exact point of origin for a wireless emission.

Primary Instrument: Aceco FC6002MKII Frequency Tracer with telescopic monopole antenna
Focus: Near-field detection (1MHz – 6GHz).

Observations & Findings

The archived videos demonstrate a consistent, repeatable pattern of signal detection. This documentation relies on a protocol known as differential proximity analysis. By monitoring the device’s response in the reactive near-field, a clear distinction is established between ambient "far-field" background noise and localized, high-amplitude signals.

The videos shown here are samples of collected evidence. In some cases, longer videos exist. In other cases, I did detection without video recording the sessions. In those sessions I consistently found signals coming from my thighs, knees, ankles, chest, belly button area, and hands. In some sessions, I found signals coming from white resin dental fillings on the right side of my mouth, and a crown over tooth 14 (this is the tooth I eventually had to have extracted, due to severe wireless assaults to the tooth and surrounding tissues - see the radiography section for more information.) All of the areas where signals were found were also locations of other odd phenomena. For example, metallic pokes and prods; sudden burns or blistering rashes appearing out of thin air appearing on my face, neck, hands, mouth, and even inside my throat; my achilles heel suddenly vibrating like a cell phone; my knees suddenly buckling, or even muscles involuntarily moving as if I'd moved them deliberately (leg stepping out involuntarily; teeth suddenly heating up; sensations of high frequency tissue vibrating around my heart; heart suddenly racing as if a dial has been turned up; my hand writing a specific word without intent*; unusual visual, auditory, or olfactory experiences, etc.)

Signals coming from my feet, ankles, thighs, and chest seemed numerous, but relatively weak, as if there were several small localized implants in those areas. Signals from my knees were stronger. Signals from my eyes, nose, and the crown of my head seemed to be stronger as well.

There is also an intermittent strong signal coming from the area of my heart. This signal manifested as precisely timed bursts of 3 "pings" - then a rest - then 3 pings, then a rest, etc. This signal also seemed to manifest, at first simultaneously with episodes of back pain. I discovered this signal in 2017, when I was doing my initial tests. After this, I began to experience wireless attacks to my heart, which were at times terrifying. All of this was reported to police and FBI who refused to investigate, directing me instead to go to doctors, who then systematically lied about me in chart notes. The FBI was unconcerned about the doctors lying.

I ended up calling the hospital - and later 911 - several times due to the attacks to my heart. In the midst of all this, my husband, Chris, was suddenly hospitalized with heart failure caused by "hardening" of the heart muscle. And less than two years later he died of a rare cancer. Five years after that, my father came down with cancer of the jaw and died while recovering from surgery.

The Role of Manual Calibration

To ensure the integrity of these tests, the equipment is manually calibrated to the specific electromagnetic environment of the session. Using the device's sensitivity (squelch) control, the "noise floor" is zeroed out—effectively desensitizing the receiver until it no longer alerts to the constant background hum of WiFi, cellular towers, and residential electronics.

Once the environment is "blacked out," any subsequent alert serves as evidence of a signal source that is significantly more powerful than the ambient background. When the device remains silent in the open room but triggers upon contact with specific anatomical regions (eyes, neck, jaw), it proves the antenna has entered the reactive near-field of a local transmitter.

Interference and Instrumental Sabotage
From the first few sessions, I had to deal with countermeasures used to subvert this detection. Early sessions document instances of what I called "flooding," where an external high-power source appears to saturate the receiver’s front-end. This "flooding" artificially raises the noise floor, making it impossible to calibrate the device or isolate the lower-power pulses of an implant -- a tactic I am told is known in signal intelligence as "masking."

Eventually, the hardware itself was sabotaged. The bug detector vanished twice from my apartment, only to be returned months later. After the bug detector vanished the first time, I found that it was difficult to impossible to calibrate. After it vanished the second time, it appeared that it could be externally switched off completely.

In order to do the 2025 bug detection session on Roxy, I had to purchase a new bug detector. That session showed that Roxy showed almost the exact same pattern of wireless signals as me, with clear signals coming from her eyes, ears, nose, paws, gut, and heart.

Note: For high-resolution visualization of these signal waveforms, see the Spectrum Analysis section.


* the word I wrote, without intent, was "beautiful"

Video Evidence

Apr 26, 2025

(57.2 MB) New bug detector, same model. Recent detection of RF anomalies associated with Roxy.

Jan 25, 2021

(60.7 MB) Bug detector was removed at least twice from my apartment, then returned, sabotaged.

Nov 2017

(4.2 MB) Residential scan identifying wireless signals from walls and fixtures in bathroom. At this time, I believed they were all listening devices. I now suspect that some are designed to interface with biomedical devices. For example the wire-like signal shape on either side of the mirror - it would be known that both Chris and I would use the bathroom mirror, and stand before the mirror to wash hands, making it an ideal area for a receiver/transmitter.

Oct 28, 2017

(47.3 MB) Correlation between signal spikes and localized pain in the neck/spine.

Oct 28, 2017

(5.5 MB) ocular signal detection.

Oct 16, 2017

(124 MB) I conducted this test outdoors around and in Mt Tabor Park, in hopes that such an environment would reduce interference from outside entities. I was not aware at this point, that ground antennas and drones are involved. Nonetheless, I was able to locate and identify several areas of wireless activity on my head, hands, and legs. This shows part of the exam.