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    What Harmed U.S. Diplomats In Cuba? The Mystery Continues

    The question remains unsolved, according to a Senate hearing Tuesday. But an FBI investigation is casting doubt on the theory that embassy staff were the victims of "sonic attacks."
    by Alex Leff Jan 09, 2018 2 minutes

    The great mystery behind what hurt two dozen U.S. diplomatic personnel in Cuba remains unsolved, according to a Senate hearing on Tuesday. But an FBI investigation is casting doubt on a once-popular theory: that embassy staff were the victims of "sonic attacks."

    According to a , an FBI investigation has turned up no evidence that sound waves harmed American diplomats in

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