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Noise Campaigns
All targets of the Hidden Evil are familiar with noise campaigns.

Basically, targets report experiencing a steady stream of noise consisting of a rotation of various types of disturbances around their homes. This includes door slamming, yelling, car alarms, horns, tires screeching, loud music, engines revving, and frequent construction projects which include an assortment of noise from heavy machinery and tools.

Not surprisingly, in his books Future War and Winning the War, Dr. Alexander described using noise as a weapon.

In Future War he wrote,
"Audible sound, in frequencies from 20 to 20,000 hertz, can be applied to influence behavior, as most people are sensitive to very loud noises."(***)
For instance, if you're targeted, there will be doors slamming for a few moments, several minutes of silence will ensue, then a motorcycle will drive by and rev its engine outside of your house.

After that you'll have someone mowing the lawn. Then there will be alarms going off. After that you'll hear a loud crowd of people walk by your house. Then you may then hear fire or ambulance sirens. Then there will be hammering and sawing sounds from the ongoing construction projects. Then you'll hear car alarms being turned on/off in succession multiple times from multiple vehicles around your house.

There will generally not be a solid five minutes of uninterrupted peace.

Moret spoke of the use of "noise campaigns" which included the frequent use of garbage disposals in surrounding apartments, vehicles with "blaring horns" and the sirens of fire trucks.

She also spoke of habitual door slamming, proclaiming,
"they'll slam doors all day and all night long." "Door slamming," agreed McKinney, "is also a popular pastime, particularly in apartment settings."
Those targeted may experience a "chain reaction" of door slamming by apartments or houses surrounding theirs.

Other types of disturbances include frequent noise from lawn mowers, snow blowers, vehicles with loud exhaust systems, and ambulance sirens, etc. Noisy construction projects will usually be ongoing.
"Blaring horns, sirens, [and] garbage disposal[s]" which are "run concurrently in apartment settings, for excessively prolonged periods of time," are common reports wrote McKinney.
She also noted that targets experience frequent,
"amplified transmissions" of "general racket" which is "used on a recurrent basis under circumstances intended to persuade the individual that he or she is under surveillance."
She added,
"In all of these cases, the individuals' neighbors apparently pretend to be oblivious and/or indifferent to these sudden, continuous explosions of noise.