US tourists may have been exposed to the Cuba sonic attack

Associated Press/Desmond Boylan At least 22 American diplomats, intelligence agents, and their family membersover the last year have suffered from mysterious sonic attacks. Several US citizens who visited Cuba in recent years have told the State Department they've developed symptoms similar to those of the embassy victims. The government says it can't verify the tourists'accounts, but hasn't indicated it's trying hard to do so. CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — Chris Allen's phone started buzzing as wor...