On being mobbed has documented electrical wires (conductors) that were affixed or “bonded” to natural gas, water lines, and the hot water heater at the Albany house (Mobbing, knob-and-tube wiring and the tactical use of wireless services at home (part 1) , A brief update on the mobbing in Albany, California, and maybe some venting, and others). Knob-and-tube wires terminated on what was left of an incoming galvanized water line and on what should have been incoming “black pipe” supporting incoming natural gas. A twisted-pair line that appeared to be a POTS (Plain Old Telephone Service) telephone wire was affixed to a line on the hot water heater that was the source of a water leak that led to the collapse of my mother’s lung and the onset of the lung disease that determined the manner of her death. These wires were removed as I repaired and upgraded the house. My suspicions about these wires that were “bonded” to pipes and the phenomenon of infrastructure and structure-borne in-home harassment have received little to no validation and this criminal real estate scam continues to be ignored by the City of Albany.
Recent exchanges with ChatGPT—software whose faults do not yet extend to the valuation of property transfer taxes over human lives and the see-no-evil approach of the City of Albany, California—validate the experience of real estate mobbing victims like me. Stay tuned for a post on how sound is transferred to structural elements like pipes through “bonding.” Despite all misgivings about AI, ChatGPT is less likely to laugh and ask if you’re taken your “meds” or to try to shut you down with threats of a psychological assessment when you describe a predatory crime. Even better, sabotage notwithstanding, ChatGPT gave me a checklist that I’ll share with you on what you can do to reduce structure-borne sound and make it harder for criminals to mob you out of your home.
