DEW attack in Canneto di Caronia?

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Hey thanks for your excellent input as you are light years beyond two Master Electrician's and the Owner of the "Wire Monkey" in Lexington, they do security cams and Home Theater Wiring. He said this same electrical zapping issues surround the entire lake Murray shoreline. He's 8 miles away across the lake on the Southern shoreline. One of his clients got an $20,000 stereo system zapped. 

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In 2017 I used test and found they had the Ground wired to Neutral in almost 12 receptacles. I corrected per Code. I also found that many wires were becoming loose from the receptacles. I am now wondering whether I should go through the entire house and replace all of them. He used some knock off brand that I never heard of. 

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Amen to you brother as your statement agrees with the Monkey +2 other Security System installers in Columbia, SC. Both of my neighbors deal in "stuff" One is a CEO and the other is an CPA + Lawyer. Would-Could a WIFI blaster disable a Android Smart Phone from taking a picture or a video. Why, because when they were moving a golf bag that had a slump in the center [without clubs] it appeared to have a human body in it. I tried to video and a picture  by the fooking camera malfunctioned several times. That's why I didn't contact the police! It happens often with "them" with my phone. I have 3 other witnesses to the golf bag thing on three separate times and days with others. One said its so horrific they have blocked it from their memory. Thoughts? 

So I went to Trail Cams. I cop I know said that those signals to the ATT or Verizon satellite can also be disabled! 

I suppose some external and unusual phenomenon can't be ruled out. I'm just think all the basics need to be covered first, even though it sounds like you have been trying to do that, as even if you got a paranormal society or some other org to investigate and actually get them to come out, they'll just be asking the same questions. Half tongue-in-cheek I am tempted ask "have all the neighbors around your lake used the same electrictian?" Maybe its worth a second or third opinion.

Ground wired to neutral at 12 outlets is a no-no. If the electrician your hired was responsible for this, I would immediately fire them. Typically, you only see this on old houses that have had the receptacles replaced to three prong outlets without the appropriate wiring upgrades. House would have to have been built 1970s or earlier to find something like this. If house was built later than that its a huge red flag about the wiring in the home. Loose wires are also definitely a problem.

With a simple voltmeter you should be able to check for ground loops by measuring between neutral and ground. If the bonding is proper, there should be no voltage present. If there is voltage between neutral and ground then there is a wiring problem somewhere. Circuits need to be on when testing this.

A wifi blaster shouldn't prevent a phone from taking pictures or videos. However, an extremely strong local source of RF interference could cause a smartphone to malfunction. Even something as simple as a CB radio could interfere. It would probably be at least 5W or greater though. Not something one carries in their pocket.

Any RF signal can be blocked with an appropriate jammer so Verizon or AT&T are also vulnerable. A standard Wifi jammer centers on 2.4 Ghz, but probably spits out garbage all across the spectrum. Providers that use PCS frequencies or AWS band phones would be most likely to be affected by such a jammer. Verizon doesn't use those frequencies at all to the best of my knowledge. AT&T does use PCS and some AWS in select markets, particularly in areas that were originally "cingular wireless." The "grandaddy" original AT&T network is 850Mhz same as Verizon.