Bioethics Commission Hearing 2011: Anya Briggs

JUAN: Ms. Anya Briggs?

MS. BRIGGS: My name is Anya Briggs and I am a private citizen and resident of New York City. I have been and continue to be experimented on against my will and without my permission as a human test subject and as a targeted individual forced into trauma based mind control programs.

Because of this ongoing experimentation, torture and abuse, since 2008 and before, I have endured the following physical and psychological symptoms: extreme debilitating and chronic fatigue, weakness and dizziness for days and weeks at a time; lack of motor control as well as the sensation of being physically controlled by an unseen force.

My left arm occasionally experiences pain and discomfort from an object of unknown origin moving under my skin and being activated somehow. I have an unusual dental filling of unknown origin on the side of one of my back upper right teeth and no memory of having this procedure done.  And I have X-ray printouts and a signed affidavit from my dentist stating this. Said dental filling causes me sharp pain, discomfort and sensitivity.

I have experienced extreme itching, burning and pain in my right leg that turned into an intense bright pink and then disappeared completely after several minutes. And I have photographs of this happening in real time.

I have a stretched uterus, and yet I have never consciously and to my knowledge been pregnant. I have had equidistant sores that have appeared on both of my sub-scapularus muscles at the same time.

I have been drugged. I’ve been abducted from my home. I’ve had guns pointed at my head. I’ve had death threats. And much, much worse, believe it or not, by being in these programs and experiments, the after effects of this have made me socially avoidant most days, and it’s extremely hard to establish relationships with people I can trust as a result of these abominations. And I thank the Committee for hearing my statements.

JUAN:  Thank you.

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Source: https://bioethicsarchive.georgetown.edu/pcsbi/node/225.html