Is San Diego State University's Room 131 a Cancer Coincidence?

In early 2008, Rich Farver was working as a teaching assistant in Political Science at San Diego State University (SDSU), where he had received his master’s degree.  He was a very kind and gentle, regular guy, who would occasionally go golfing with the professors.

He was in the process of applying for law school, but had confided in his mother Virginia, “I don’t know that I can make it through law school because I can’t remember things.”  He was having headaches, memory problems, nosebleeds and excessive sweating and fatigue. He needed to sleep all the time. There was a blood vessel coming from the right side of his head through his hairline and protruding across this forehead. His girlfriend Jennifer noticed he would sleep for hours, curled up like a cat during the day by the patio window. This was not like him.

Rich was diagnosed with glioblastoma multiforme brain cancer in March 2008, Dr. V. Tantuwaya from Poway, CA told his family in no uncertain terms that his cell phone was the culprit.  Rich's tumor was located in his right frontal lobe and he was right-handed.  This is referred to as an ipsilateral tumor, one on the same side as where the phone was held.  On October 11th, only seven months after the diagnosis, Rich died.

But what was to follow at the SDSU campus was even more worrying.  Similar brain cancers were happening to others on the San Diego State University campus.  In total seven people had been diagnosed with cancer.  Six with brain cancers.  Five of glioblastoma multiforme, the same form as Rich Farver.  Five had been working in the same room; room 131 in Nasitir Hall.  And so far 4 have died.

• Rich Farver - Diagnosed and died from GBM brain cancer, 2008/ Nasatir Hall, Room 131.
• Charles Cutter - Diagnosed and died from GBM brain cancer, 2008/ Nasatir Hall, Room 131.
• Lou Terrell - Diagnosed With Lymphoma Brain Cancer, 2008/ Nasatir Hall, Room Right Next To 131.
• Dwight Anderson - Diagnosed with a different form of cancer and died 2008/ Nasatir Hall, Room 131.
• Richard Funston - Diagnosed and died from GBM brain cancer in 1990's with cell tower Present/ Nasatir Hall, Room 131.
• Mrs. Kathy O'hara - Diagnosed with GBM brain cancer May 2008/ Kpbs News Station On Campus

One of the leading commonalities is Room 131.  And only meters from this room is a cell phone tower.  It is owned by phone provider Sprint and it has HPWREN or High Performance Wireless Research and Educational Network on it, with a BackBone Node to the UC-SD Supercomputer Center.  And it also has a GWEN or Ground Wave Emergency Network and possibly a (HAARP) High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program, with emissions known to hug the ground.  These towers are capable of sending signals hundreds of miles, including to several remote laboratories across California.

This is a massively powerful transmitter.  The emissions are huge.  Can it really be coincidence that there are so many fatalities of the same derivation within such a close radius to the cell phone tower?  SDSU remains silent and San Diego journalists will not report the story.  Why?

This story was instrumental in the World Health Organizations (WHO) Classification for Non-Ionizing radiation being changed to a Class 2B carcinogen, the same as DDT and Lead, in May 2011.

Special thanks to Virgina Farver for the information in this story.