Computers that started up on their own in the wee hours of the morning. The sounds of microprocessors interrupting your sleep from a laptop which was shut down earlier in the evening. A home phone that connects somewhere else when you call it from work but no one is there. The trouble light on your alarm system that chirps in the middle of the night but there’s no identifiable cause. A television set that mysteriously begins to mute and the frames freeze and when your provider technician does trouble-shooting on it, he finds nothing wrong. These are only a few of the red flags that began to alert former CBS investigative reporter Sharyl Attkisson back in 2011 that someone was watching her. This is an ongoing investigation with Attkisson even as I write today. She sued the Department of Justice this week on allegations that the Obama Administration through the DOJ had hacked into her computers when she was reporting on Benghazi, Fast and Furious, and Obamacare. The complete story a