Former CIA Director James Woolsey suffered from Havana Syndrome before his death, wife claims

Source: New York Post

In the years leading up to his death Tuesday, former CIA Director James Woolsey suffered from the mysterious ailment known as Havana Syndrome, his wife revealed.   Woolsey, 84, who died of a stroke at his Washington, DC, home, led the spy agency for two years under former President Bill Clinton in the early 1990s — making him perhaps the highest-ranking government official to have been afflicted by the debilitating disorder.   “We have traveled the world trying to find a cure and a treatment, which sadly we never found,” the former CIA director’s wife, Conchita Sarnoff Woolsey, told the Washington Post.