Targeted Individuals Gangstalking, Surveillance & Parasites: Inside the Mind of a TI

Targeted Individuals Gangstalking, Surveillance & Parasites: Inside the Mind of a TI

From Codega's Codex of Curiosities by Rye

April 24, 2026 · 1h 16m · Season 3 · Episode 175

About this episode

The episode explores the experiences of targeted individuals and the phenomenon of gangstalking through an interview with Jack Ward Coplen.

What If the Feeling of Being Watched… Never Goes Away? | Targeted Individuals, Gangstalking & Spiritual Warfare What if you were being monitored, followed, and interfered with — and no one believed you? In this episode, I sit down with Jack Ward Coplen, a self-identified targeted individual, to explore one of the most controversial and misunderstood phenomena of our time: gangstalking. Jack opens up about his personal experiences — the patterns he's noticed, the psychological toll it takes, and how living under constant surveillance (real or perceived) reshapes your entire worldview. We go deep on the questions that don't have easy answers: 🔍 Is gangstalking psychological, or is something external actually happening? 👁️ Could there be a spiritual or even demonic element behind targeted individual experiences? 🧠 What role do parasitic or unseen forces play in mental and spiritual warfare? ✝️ Jack's view on the Gnostic view of Christ and being a Targeted Individual — and can faith offer protection or clarity? Whether you're a skeptic, a researcher, or someone who has experienced something you can't explain, this conversation will challenge the way you think about reality…

People in this episode

Host: Rye

Guest: Jack Ward Coplen

Topics covered

  • gangstalking
  • targeted individuals
  • spiritual warfare
  • psychological effects
  • surveillance
  • parasitic forces

Keywords

  • gangstalking
  • targeted individuals
  • surveillance
  • spiritual warfare
  • psychological toll
  • parasitic forces
  • Gnostic view

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