They Thought She Was Crazy: Doctor Extracts RFID Chip From Sex Trafficking Victim

a reply to: LoneWrecche

Using EKG to communicate with animals is already to amazing hush levels.

The Squirrels, Cats and Dogs are negotiating their country claims as we speak.

a reply to: LoneWrecche

Yeah, but I own 1 RFID company and 4 NFC.

All I'm saying is if I were to go into the sex slave business, business would be difficult, and I'm already someone doing crazy things with the tech.

originally posted by: reldra

originally posted by: Bedlam
a reply to: reldra

There are many qualitatively different types of RFID. This type is h-field, it's a serial number, and can't be rsmaad at more than a few inches.

Well, they get smaller and smaller, that is how tech goes. The one I bought for my housemate 2 Christmases ago is 1 in X 1 in about. It can be tracked on a cell phone app within 25 feet.

By now, they must be smaller and longer range.

Not this sort. H-field power density drops as the sixth power of the distance. And there's an exponentially bad SNR issue as the distance increases.

Implants using h-field links are qualitatively different than bluetooth key fobs. it's like saying my tractor will eventually fly because it has wheels like a jet.

originally posted by: Chadwickus
a reply to: 727Sky

As has been said, the chip can't be tracked.

So I don't see the point of doing it, unless it was psychological.

I've found articles from 2016 too, so I wonder what come of it..

Maybe they had those gates at the doorways like you get in shops? So if one of the girls tries to leave, the alarms go off?

Either way this just further convinces me that people traffickers need killing when they are found.

a reply to: 727Sky

Bookmarked for later reading

a reply to: MacK80

Well, implants are by necessity h-field parts, and besides the stuff I just posted, there's a physics barrier called the lambda wall that will put an end to reading them past a few dozen meters, even if you put the entire output of a nuke plant into the exciter-a near field device doesn't send a propagating wave.

Tracking something from space requires specialized active tags.

eta: however, if you're ok with low flying aircraft instead of satellites, there's some amazing technology. i'm afraid it's going to be one of those moments that tweak BFFT, because I can't elucidate. If the thread was on rats so it didn't show to casual indexers, I'd drop a starting point.

a reply to: Bedlam

No that's fine, the subject points will get me the same speed by a couple days, thanks.

There is also message-things. I'm honestly just a middle person between someone that wants satellites, and another that has already told me planes.

a reply to: reldra

In commerce there are only two answers; YES and NO.

This YES and NO is big business. Providing the service for customers to say YES and NO both costs the seller and the buyer in our new digital exchange mechanisms. Visa providers, Paypal and all the other "handlers" of transactions are in the prime spots of power and I expect make huge amounts of money; I know Paypal does.

The people who did this to that woman have done it for merchandising motives, primarily, and it follows that databases are being used by these people. They are scanning and trading obviously. She was basically a bar-coded product.

If they ever do this to us all then we also can say YES or NO. That is one thing I will "Just say NO" to. There is not a believing Jew, Christian or Muslim that will let them do that (if they are real about their faith: that discounts those who pretend, who lead congregations by stealth and deceive them because they are paid off to do it and control their congregations psychologically).

Nasty evil business. Women obviously get a harder time in terms of exploitation. I loathe exploitation.

a reply to: MacK80

Mack, please see U2U.

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a reply to: Lagomorphe

I responded like an hour ago friend.

Edit: Or I didn't. Opps

a reply to: reldra
Why will thechip be made in China? Why not the usa or korea or uk.

originally posted by: therealfreeworld
a reply to: reldra
Why will thechip be made in China? Why not the usa or korea or uk.

Easier to track the manufacturer.

originally posted by: MacK80
a reply to: Lagomorphe

I responded like an hour ago friend.

Edit: Or I didn't. Opps

I got both U2Us and responded back to you Mack.

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originally posted by: therealfreeworld
a reply to: reldra
Why will thechip be made in China? Why not the usa or korea or uk.

Beacause they are cheaper in china (BUT much poorer quality)(tend to have oxidising issues of the antenna inside the transponder)) due to the glass not being correctly "welded" so to speak and the fact that quality control in China is practically impossible when producing millions upon millions of transponders.

And, as Rose said, much easier to trace them when coming from competent distributors who are specialised in this type of material.

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Apparently there is a tracking device program within the US government but based around missing children or children in care, did she grow up fostered or in care?

Also the picture in the article? is that the device removed? was it removed?

originally posted by: reldra

originally posted by: Bedlam
a reply to: reldra

There are many qualitatively different types of RFID. This type is h-field, it's a serial number, and can't be rsmaad at more than a few inches.

Well, they get smaller and smaller, that is how tech goes. The one I bought for my housemate 2 Christmases ago is 1 in X 1 in about. It can be tracked on a cell phone app within 25 feet.

By now, they must be smaller and longer range.

Are you sure that wasn't a bluetooth unit? They have a transmitter and battery. That limits range and size.

Apparently this chip was removed from her 2015 (which is quite some time ago!) - there is an image at this link also: www.marketplace.org...

Came across this image regarding implants - norfiden.files.wordpress.com...

Can't find an image of a chip exactly like the one she had removed.

I'm thinking that if the perps were this sophisticated, they were probably smart enough to steal the chips so no paper trail exists. The local veterinarian almost certainly keeps his meds locked up tight, but the chips just sit on a shelf in the back.

The more horrifying possibility is that these things are used exactly like the chips people put in pets. That perhaps there are bounty hunters who track down escaped sex slaves and use the chip to confirm their identity and send them back to their master!

a reply to: Bedlam

Really?