TARGETED BY DESIGN: Gangstalking, Directed-Energy, patents, Government Secrecy and One Woman's Public Record

What happens when a woman reports surveillance, stalking, physical attacks, technological interference, and institutional retaliation—only to have her evidence dismissed and her character questioned?

Targeted by Design; Gangstalking, Directed-Energy, patents, Government Secrecy and One Woman's Public Record is

La’Tonya Nicole Ford’s firsthand account of surviving what she identifies as coordinated harassment, gangstalking, directed-energy attacks, economic disruption, housing instability, and interference with her work and federal civil-rights litigation.

Drawing from personal records, contemporaneous documentation, public patents, government research, procurement materials, Freedom of Information Act requests, and documented historical programs such as MKULTRA and COINTELPRO, Ford examines how advanced surveillance and weapons technologies could be concealed behind official denial, fragmented reporting, and attacks on a complainant’s credibility.

The book also confronts the misuse of psychiatric language against coherent individuals who report disturbing or unconventional events. Ford explains how law enforcement, health professionals, courts, and other institutions may avoid investigating evidence by characterizing the person reporting it as the problem.

Part memoir, part documentary investigation, and part demand for accountability, Targeted by Design challenges readers to examine the record before dismissing the witness.

This is the story of a woman who refused to be silenced—and the evidence, history, patents, unanswered requests, and institutional failures she believes the public has a right to examine.