The company I work for has, of course, without my permission, inserted an implant in my body for the stated purpose of my not

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   Ian Valkenet

   Baltimore Criminal Defense Attorney

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   Answered January 23, 2013 15:54. Please clarify: your employer has implanted subcutaneous object in order to somehow manipulate your behavior? How, when, and where did this happen? My skepticism is born from your far-fetched claim.
   
   If there is an iota of truth to this, contact the police. Otherwise, you are posting on the wrong website

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   Rixon Rafter

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   Answered January 23, 2013 18:01. Outrageous. Almost too fantastic to be believed. How did they manage to insert this document and what does the device do. How does it function? When did this happen. Why can't you have it removed? How does the device prevent you from giving testimony?
   
   Recommend you immediately contact police in your area THEN contact a Maryland litigation attorney.

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   Christine McCall

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   Answered January 23, 2013 21:34. I have to disagree with my colleagues here. I don't think the police will be in the least responsive to you on this, I am sorry to say. I take you at your word that this device cannot be removed, and I think you need to seek professional help for coping with this situation. In my view, a licensed counselor or psychotherapist might be of real assistance to you in this circumstance.

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