Mark Palomaropoulos, former head of clandestine operations for the CIA, shares his harrowing experiences with unexplained health issues linked to the controversial Havana Syndrome. He discusses the mysterious outbreak in Leroy, highlighting the skepticism faced by individuals sharing similar symptoms. Delving into the psychological aspects, he examines how societal perceptions shape narratives around illness. With personal anecdotes and insights, Palomaropoulos unveils the tension between personal trauma and the broader implications for national security.