Psychological torture and the causal connection

Examines the role of personal experiences and mental health conditions, including personality disorders and trauma, in driving criminal acts, with applications in forensic psychology for profiling and understanding offender motivation.

This is partly what the behavioural psychology of the criminal minds attempts to understand. I start this part of the series with this definition because I will recollect what is an unbelievable true story by trying to describe the criminal behaviour of the offenders, voices I hear. This follows the third part of the series where I first came into contact with the Metropolitan Police.

How is it like to have voices of strangers around on a daily basis?

What I could sense after getting familiar with these voices are people who have a very similar profile.

Argumentative, Spiteful, Envious , Jealous , Resentful , Racist , Greedy , Narcissistic , Obsessive , Insecure , Egoistic , Rejection sensitive dysphoria , Fit of pique , Assertive at times, False reassurance of their confidence , Controlling at times , Retaliatory to get their way , Nosy of my personal details , Schadenfreude of my pain , Manipulative to gain control, Shameless and Shirk.

If these voices are human, how would you describe their characters? That is the question I reported at a Metropolitan Police station because of the nature of my daily interactions with these voices and the content of which is criminal in nature. That of psychological torture which comes under Article 3 of the Human rights Act.

Torture occurs when someone deliberately causes very serious and cruel pain or suffering (physical or mental) to another person. This might be to punish someone, or to intimidate or obtain information from them.

This absolute right protects against cruel pain or suffering mentally from the actions of criminals. Threatening to torture someone, if the threat is real and immediate is also protected by the Human rights Act for inhuman and degrading treatment.

Visual hallucinations I often experienced:
Plastic bag suffocation of my head.
Pole banging on my head with feeling of sensations as if I am hitting my head on a wall.
Humiliating male flashing of penises and masturbations.
Often punished with dream incubation of being brain dead with loss feeling making it difficult for me to wake up for a few minutes

Does it matter the means used to inflict the torture? That is a question I wanted the Metropolitan Police to investigate and come to a conclusion if it meets the test of a criminal offence.

Neurotransmitter Imbalances:
Imbalances in neurotransmitters, the chemical messengers in the brain, are also considered a potential contributing factor to psychotic disorder. According to many studies, RF-EMR exposure specifically in the UHF 450-470MHz frequency can induce the imbalance of amino acid neurotransmitters in various parts of the brain affecting cognitive functions and memory.

In the second part of the series, I asked if neurotransmitters could be affected to produced symptoms of a psychotic disorder which manifest as hallucinations.

Does this explains the nature of these voices I hear and could that also be a method of affecting the functioning of a victim's brain?

The sense of being monitored as if these voices I hear are gathering personal information on a daily basis.

Data controller:

The natural or legal person, public authority, agency or other body which, alone or jointly with others, determines the purposes and means of the processing of personal data.

Where to start? The causal connection and the Data Controller for unlawful gathering of my personal information.

I started this series by asking a simply question.

What is a coincidence?

There is a causal connection which was my online activities on a well known establishment media organisation website. A natural place to raise requests for unlawful collection of personal information. I will recollect an unbelievable true story.

Can your brain be hacked?

A question for the Metropolitan Police.