\n–\u00a0The Black Vault and the 2004 FOIA Document Release<\/a>
\n–\u00a0The Missing Pages<\/a>
\n–\u00a0MKULTRA Documents Released October 2018<\/a>
\n–\u00a0“Behavioral Modification” Documents Released November 2018<\/a>
\n–\u00a0Additional Documents Declassified About MKULTRA<\/a>
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What is MKULTRA?<\/h3>\n
In the depths of the Cold War\u2019s paranoia and anxiety, there resided a government program enveloped in a cloak of secrecy \u2014 Project MKULTRA<\/strong>. A covert operation aiming to explore the darkest possibilities of mind control and human manipulation, MKULTRA has become emblematic of government experiments spiraling far away from ethical and moral boundaries.<\/p>\n Initiated in 1953 by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), Project MKULTRA sought to develop techniques for controlling the human mind. Fueled by fears of Soviet and Chinese advancements in mind control technologies, the project was aimed at crafting an arsenal of psychological tools potent enough to manipulate individual psyches, potentially weaponizing the human mind against itself.<\/p>\n Under the secretive veil, MKULTRA scientists conducted a slew of experiments involving hypnosis, polygraphs, radiation, and a variety of drugs. Among the most notorious were LSD experiments, where subjects, often unwittingly, were administered the hallucinogenic drug to study its effects on mind control and interrogation. From military personnel to the general public, subjects were plunged into these ethically treacherous waters without informed consent, emanating ripples that would last decades.<\/p>\n MKULTRA explored varied methodologies including:<\/p>\n MKULTRA came into public light in 1975 through the Church Committee (a U.S. Senate committee led by Senator Frank Church) investigations, revealing a glimpse into over two decades of unbridled experiments. However, with the destruction of most MKULTRA files in 1973 by order of then-CIA Director Richard Helms, the full extent and outcomes of these experiments remain shrouded in mystery.<\/p>\n The shockwaves of MKULTRA permeate through modern discussions about governmental oversight, ethical research, and individual rights. It beckons an eternal vigilance towards the powers wielded by government bodies in the realms unseen by the public eye. The echoes of the past remind us of the potential depths to which endeavors can plunge when unchecked by transparency and accountability.<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n The Black Vault filed a FOIA request for all documents pertaining to MKULTRA and related projects back in the late 1990s. Despite the reports that MKULTRA documents were destroyed in 1973, the CIA did locate some files and I was told that these documents were being reviewed.<\/p>\n For YEARS\u00a0I waited, and was never contacted back by the CIA. In time, the CIA DID release the documents on four\u00a0CD-ROMs. \u00a0I received these documents back in 2004, and was one of the first (if not the first) to have uploaded the ENTIRE collection of MKULTRA records to the internet.<\/p>\n Below, you will find the links to the data on the CD-ROMS as originally received.<\/p>\n Originally, the CIA\u00a0directories contained .tif images of the documents (not my favorite format) and two other files. The .txt file is a poor excuse for a OCR (optical character recognition) of the document, and a .dat file which contains a\u00a0one line description, as found in the index below.<\/p>\n This has been an extremely popular dataset since I first added it, and in March of 2017 — expanded the original CIA release with a newer, updated, searchable PDF format consisting of their original .TIF file releases.<\/p>\n In March of 2017, The Black Vault converted the entire above collection into text-searchable .pdf files. I created a .ZIP file of the entire directory structure, and the .PDF files for download. \u00a0Please note: The original .tif, .dat and .txt files were removed in this .zip since they are now unneeded.\u00a0 (Note: This does NOT include the new 2018 releases below.)<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n In March of 2016, Oscar Diggs, a visitor to The Black Vault, found the MKULTRA collection I put online. He then\u00a0 painstakingly reviewed the index of files, and the released records for comparison, to see if they matched.\u00a0 He compiled a list of all the missing documents, or portions thereof, and sent me the below index of all that he found that was missing.<\/p>\n Here was his list from the above index that were not put onto the original CD-ROMs:<\/p>\n 21787, 21788, 21789, 21790, 21791, 21792, 21793, 21794, 21795, 21796, 21797, 21798, 21799, 21800, 21801, 21802, 21803, 21805, 21806, 21808, 21809, 21811, 21812, 21813, 21814, 21816, 21817, 21818, 21821, 21823, 21824, 21825, 21826, 21827, 21828, 21829, 21830, 21831, 21832, 21833, 21834, 21835, 21836, 21837, 21838, 21839, 21840, 21841, 21842, 21843, 21844, 21845, 21846, 21849, 21850, 21851, 21852, 21853, 21854, 21855, 21856, 21857, 21858, 21860, 21861, 21862, 21863, 21864, 21865, 21866, 21867, 21868, 21869, 21870, 21871, 21872, 21873, 21875, 21876, 21877, 21878, 21879, 21880, 21881, 21882, 21884, 21885, 21886, 21887, 21888, 21889, 21890, 21891, 21892, 21893, 21894, 21895, 21896, 21897, 21898, 21899, 21900, 21901, 21902, 21903, 21904, 21905, 21906, 21907, 21908, 21909, 21910, 21911, 21912, 21913, 21914, 21915, 21916, 21917, 21918, 21919, 21920, 21921, 21922, 21923, 21924, 21925, 21926, 21928, 21929, 21930, 21931, 21932, 21933, 21934, 21935, 21936, 21937, 21938, 21939, 21940, 21941, 21942, 21943, 21944, 21945, 21946, 21947, 21948, 21951, 21952, 21953, 21955, 21957, 21958, 21959, 21960, 21961, 21962, 21963, 21964, 21965, 21966, 21967, 21968, 21969, 21971, 21972, 21973, 21974, 21975, 21976, 21977, 21978, 21979, 21980, 21981, 21982, 21992, 21993, 21994, 21995, 21996, 21999, 22000, 22011, 22013, 22014, 22016, 22017, 22018, 22020, 22021, 22022, 22024, 22026, 22027, 22028, 22029, 22030, 22031, 22032, 22033, 22037, 22038, 22040, 22041, 22042, 22043, 22044, 22046, 22047, 22048, 22050, 22051, 22052, 22053, 22054, 22055, 22056, 22057, 22058, 22059, 22060, 22061, 22062, 22063, 22064, 22065, 22066, 22068, 140389, 140390, 140391, 140392, 140393, 140394, 140395, 140396, 140397, 140398, 140399, 140400, 140401, 140402, 140403, 140404, 146325, 146329, 149501, 149502, 149503, 149504, 149505, 149506, 149507, 149508, 149509, 149510, 149511, 149512, 149513, 149514, 149515, 149516, 149517, 149518, 149519, 149520, 149521, 149522, 149523, 149524, 149525, 149526, 149527, 149528, 149529, 149530, 149531, 149532, 149534, 149535, 149536, 149537, 149538, 149539, 149540, 149541, 149542, 149543, 149544, 149545, 149546, 149547, 149548, 149549, 149550, 149551, 149552, 149553, 151511, 151512, 151513, 151514, 179067, 184497, 263377, and maybe 179066.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n 308 (or 309) documents in all.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Documents that are missing pages:\u00a0<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n 17373, 17440, 17456, 17457, 17460, 17466, 17468, 17472, 17479, 27417, 40176, 149456<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n 12 documents in all.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n I filed a FOIA request to the CIA, for these specific records, since they did not include it in their initial release to me. Sadly, after a long wait, they informed me that there would be no way to find them, and only supplied me a “new copy” of their MKULTRA collection. I ran a scan to compare file to file, and it was exactly the same release that I originally received (which is available for download above).<\/p>\n I then began a “FOIA Battle” with the CIA about this entire issue. According to their own letter, they stated the index (again, available for download above) was supposed to ALL be on the CD-ROMs.\u00a0 Obviously, they were not, and I double and then later TRIPLE checked the work of Oscar Diggs to ensure accuracy. There was no error, and I stood by the documents were missing.<\/p>\n After sending a 97 page fax proving that the records were not on the original disks (which is what they required me to do) they changed their story once they realized I proved what I said. They then claimed they made a “mistake,” and they should have been better at clarifying, but the documents regarding “behavioral modification”<\/em> were NOT supposed to be on the CD-ROMs, and I only paid for the “MKULTRA”<\/em> material. After wasting hours upon hours of time stretching over months, I then officially requested a “fee waiver” to see if I could get the fees waived.\u00a0 I felt I put up a good argument for one, but I was ultimately denied.<\/p>\n So in August of 2018, I started a\u00a0GOFUNDME<\/a> campaign to help raise the $425.80 that the CIA required to release the 4,358 additional pages. Again, I was told I needed to pay for them, because they did not fit the scope of my original request in the late 1990s.\u00a0 After extensive media coverage about my “FOIA Battle” that was covered by Vice News \/ Motherboard, Newsweek and many other outlets, the funds were raised in a matter of days. I immediately wrote the check, and waited for my documents.<\/p>\n Fast forward to the end of October 2018. I received a box from the CIA that I knew, was what I had been waiting for. I opened the box, and on the top of the stack (keep in mind, about 2 1\/2 months had passed since I sent payment) was my original\/uncashed check, made payable to the United States Treasury Department. I knew instantly, there was an issue.<\/p>\n I read their letter (available below). In short, the CIA changed their story yet again. First, even though they said I already got 100% of the MKULTRA material, it was now proven untrue. I now had a stack of pages that they finally agreed, SHOULD HAVE been on the CD-ROMs, and therefore, they sent them for free (remember that fee waiver denial? Someone should have caught the fact I was right about asking for the records.) According to their letter, the contents of the box they sent me totaled 791 pages (which actual totaled 800 exactly, but close enough).\u00a0 Now the question was, if the 791 (actual: 797) pages were part of the 4,358 I paid for, then what about the remaining 3,567 (actual: 3,555) pages? Well, that got even more bizarre.\u00a0 Now the number of remaining pages was only 2,316 pages. That means at least 1,245 pages of MKULTRA \/ Mind Control \/ Behavioral Modification documents just vanished from their original quote to me.<\/strong> What I can’t deduce from the CIA’s letter (available below) is if these 797 pages released were a part of that original quote, so the number of missing pages could be closer to 2,000!<\/p>\n That said, the more frustrating thing, is that I have to “start over.”\u00a0 It took 2 1\/2 months for the CIA to not cash my check, and then send me a letter stating that what I had already paid for months prior, would need to be purchased again, and therefore, I needed to start over by writing a new check, sending it via postal mail, and just wait… again.<\/p>\n Mistakes happen, but they had an exact page count in their original demand for payment. They were adamant about having to pay for 100% of the responsive pages, and that I was not to get ANY for free. They even processed my fee waiver, and denied it outright after “considering it.”\u00a0 Why wasn’t any of this found during the process of that fee waiver request?\u00a0 \u00a0After all of that work, all of that time wasted,in the end, I still did not get all of the documents, and the CIA changed their story, yet again.<\/p>\n I will let you all decide what that all means, but for now, I have scanned in the 797 pages of material, and they are all available below, which I have indexed and organized by the order they were received.<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n Below you will find the 800 pages released to me, that were NOT included in the original MKULTRA document releases above.<\/p>\n The check for the rest of the pages was (re)sent on November 1, 2018. They were finally released, and are available below.Origins: Crafting Minds for Control<\/h4>\n
Unbridled Experiments: Ethical Boundaries Broken<\/h4>\n
Techniques and Tools: A Gruesome Toolbox<\/h4>\n
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The Exposure: Illuminating the Dark Corners<\/h4>\n
Lingering Shadows: The Unsettled Legacy<\/h4>\n
The Black Vault and the 2004 FOIA Document Release<\/h3>\n
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<\/a>\u00a0MKULTRA CIA Document Index<\/a>\u00a0[85 Pages, 6.2MB]\u00a0– Start here!<\/strong> This will list documents archived on the CD-ROMs below. You can just start browsing the CD’s below by clicking on one and browsing around. I also included a .ZIP file of the CD-ROM as they were obtained from the CIA. \u00a0In addition, I have created an archived of .PDF files, all searchable, which are now<\/p>\nOriginal CD-ROM Archive Datasets<\/h3>\n
Browse CD-ROMs:<\/h4>\n
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Download Entire 1.1 Gigabyte Dataset<\/h4>\n
[ .zip (File Size: 1.1GB):\u00a0MIRROR #1 (TBV)<\/a> | MIRROR #2 (Internet Archive)<\/a> ]<\/h5>\n
[ .torrent:\u00a0MIRROR #1 (Internet Archive)<\/a> ]<\/h5>\n
The Missing Pages<\/h3>\n
MKULTRA Documents Released October 2018<\/h3>\n
[ .zip (File Size: 180MB):\u00a0MIRROR #1 (TBV)<\/a>\u00a0]<\/h5>\n
\u00a01 – FOIA Response Letter dated 24 October 2018<\/a> [2 Pages, 0.5MB]
\n\u00a02 – Attachment A – Not Identified on the MKULTRA Master Report<\/a>\u00a0[4 Pages, 0.9MB]
\n\u00a03 – Attachment B – Identified on the MKULTRA Master Report<\/a>\u00a0[2 Pages, 0.6MB]
\n\u00a04 – Project MKULTRA, Subproject 116, 15 June 1960<\/a>\u00a0[1 Pages, 0.6MB]
\n\u00a05 – Various Memorandums and Check Disbursements<\/a>\u00a0[170 Pages, 24.6MB]
\n\u00a06 – MKULTRA Subproject 58, Invoice #1 Allotment, 28 March 1956<\/a>\u00a0[5 Pages, 1.1MB]
\n\u00a07 – Various Funds and Financial Records, MKULTRA Subproject 58, Invoice #1 Allotment, 28 March 1956<\/a>\u00a0[185 Pages, 1.1MB]
\n\u00a08 – MKULTRA, Subproject 66, Invoice #6, 17 August 1960<\/a>\u00a0[6 Pages, 1.3MB]
\n\u00a09 – Complete Accounting, April 1, 1957 – June 30, 1960<\/a> [1 Page, 0.6MB]
\n\u00a010 – Various Financials and Check Disbursements<\/a>\u00a0[142 Pages, 25.7MB]
\n\u00a011 – Various Financials and Record Keeping<\/a>\u00a0[61 Pages, 15.6MB]
\n\u00a012 – Representative Leo J. Ryan Biographical Information<\/a> [1 Page, 0.5MB]
\n\u00a013 – FOIA and Responsive Documents, Dr. Sharon F. Kleefield, Harvard University (Re: Orlikow v United States, Civil Action No. 80-3163)<\/a> [8 Pages, 1.5MB]
\n\u00a014 – Project ARTICHOKE, October 29, 1952<\/a>\u00a0[1 Page, 0.5MB]
\n\u00a015 – Memorandum Regarding Hypnosis, January 29, 1954<\/a>\u00a0[2 Pages, 0.5MB]
\n\u00a016 – Memorandum Regarding Hypnosis, July 15, 1954<\/a> [2 Pages, 0.5MB]
\n\u00a017 – Letter Regarding Hypnosis, February 6, 1957<\/a> [1 Page, 0.5MB]
\n\u00a018 – Letter Regarding Hypnosis, July 9, 1951<\/a> [2 Pages, 0.7MB]
\n\u00a019 – Interview Synopsis Regarding Hypnosis, February 25, 1952<\/a> [8 Pages, 0.7MB]
\n\u00a020 – Memorandum, Research Projects, Project Artichoke, February 15, 1952<\/a> [2 Pages, 0.7MB]
\n\u00a021 – Special Training, Memorandum, December 14, 1950<\/a>\u00a0[1 Page, 0.7MB]
\n\u00a022 – Memorandum Regarding Interview on Project Artichoke, March 11, 1952<\/a>\u00a0[2 Pages, 0.7MB]
\n\u00a023 – Letter Regarding Book on Hypnotism, March 4, 1952<\/a>\u00a0[2 Pages, 0.8MB]
\n\u00a024 – Artichoke Report, January 22, 1954<\/a>\u00a0[4 Pages, 1.2MB]
\n\u00a025 – Possible Fallibility of Polygraph Testing of Subjects in Posthypnotic States, Date Unknown<\/a>\u00a0[3 Pages, 1.2MB]
\n\u00a026 – Special Research, Bluebird, Date Unknown<\/a>\u00a0[8 Pages, 1.6MB]
\n\u00a027 – The Military Application of Hypntism (sic), June 22, 1954<\/a>\u00a0[3 Pages, 0.8MB]
\n\u00a028 – Memorandum Regarding I & I. Hypnotism, March 25, 1952<\/a> [3 Pages, 0.6MB]
\n\u00a029 – Hypnotism and Covert Operations, May 5, 1955<\/a>\u00a0[6 Pages, 1.3MB]
\n\u00a030 – Memorandum Regarding Consultants, April 2, 1953<\/a>\u00a0[1 Page, 0.5MB]
\n\u00a031 – Memorandum Regarding Renewal of Contract, April 16, 1954<\/a>\u00a0[1 Page, 0.6MB]
\n\u00a032 – Undated Handwritten Notes<\/a> [2 Pages, 1.9MB]
\n\u00a033 – Project Artichoke Letter, June (?) 11, 1952<\/a> [2 Pages, 1.9MB]
\n\u00a034 – Memorandum Regarding Project Artichoke and Chemical Agents Used, February 27, 1952<\/a> [22 Pages, 7.3MB]
\n\u00a035 – Memorandum Regarding Alcohol Antagonists<\/a>\u00a0[5 Pages, 0.9MB]
\n\u00a036 – Memorandums Regarding 1955 Meetings, Redacted Project Name<\/a> [6 Pages, 2.9MB]
\n\u00a037 – Progress Report (Redacted) 7\/1\/54 – 8\/15\/55<\/a> [2 Pages, 2.9MB]
\n\u00a038 – Narrative Description of the Overt and Covert Activities of (Redacted), Date Unknown<\/a> [5 Pages, 0.9MB]
\n\u00a039 – Project Artichoke Memorandums, July and November 1953<\/a>\u00a0[2 Pages, 0.8MB]
\n\u00a040 – Memorandum Regarding Use of Drugs for Interrogation, February 9, 1953<\/a> [1 Page, 0.8MB]
\n\u00a041 – Memorandum Regarding Medical Requests, November 15, 1952<\/a>\u00a0[1 Page, 0.6MB]
\n\u00a042 – Memorandum Regarding Project Artichoke, November 10 (?), 1952<\/a> [1 Page, 0.5MB]
\n\u00a043 – Memorandum Regarding Dispatch No. (Redacted), November 18, 1953<\/a> [1 Page, 0.5MB]
\n\u00a044 – Memorandum Regarding Project Artichoke, May 5, 1953<\/a>\u00a0[2 Pages, 0.5MB]
\n\u00a045 – Project Artichoke Consultant Documents, 1951-1953<\/a>\u00a0[6 Pages, 1.7MB]
\n\u00a046 – Incomplete (?) Document, Date Unknown, Regarding Chemical Agents<\/a> [3 Pages, 0.9MB]
\n\u00a047 – Check Disbursement Letters, 1951<\/a>\u00a0[5 Pages, 2.5MB]
\n\u00a048 – Memorandum Regarding Conversation Between (Redacted) and (Redacted) on 7 September 1951<\/a> [1 Page, 0.5MB]
\n\u00a049 – Memorandum Regarding Conversations with (Redacted) in Washington – 12 September 1951<\/a> [1 Page, 0.5MB]
\n\u00a050 – Memorandum Regarding Interrogation Study, September 27, 1951<\/a> [1 Page, 0.5MB]
\n\u00a051 – Memorandum Regarding (Redacted) Trip to (Redacted) 19-20 October 1951 (Conversations with [Redacted])<\/a>\u00a0[1 Page, 0.5MB]
\n\u00a052 – Memorandum Regarding Report by (Redacted), November 2, 1951<\/a>\u00a0[1 Page, 0.5MB]
\n\u00a053 – Memorandum Regarding Conversations with (Redacted), 9 November 1951<\/a>\u00a0[1 Page, 0.5MB]
\n\u00a054 – Memorandum, August 4, 1951<\/a> [1 Page, 1.1MB]
\n\u00a055 – Minutes of Meeting, June 11, 1951<\/a>\u00a0[2 Pages, 0.5MB]
\n\u00a056 – Meeting on Project BLUEBIRD held 9 May 1951 at 1600 Hours<\/a> [1 Page, 1.0MB]
\n\u00a057 – Meeting Minutes, May 4, 1951<\/a> [3 Pages, 2.7MB]
\n\u00a058 – Memorandum Regarding Miscellaneous Items, May 1, 1951<\/a>\u00a0[1 Page, 0.7MB]
\n\u00a059 – Memorandum, May 2, 1951<\/a>\u00a0[1 Page, 0.6MB]
\n\u00a060 – Memorandum for “BLUEBIRD” File, April 18, 1951<\/a>\u00a0[1 Page, 0.8MB]
\n\u00a061 – Letter Regarding Subjects for a Psychogalvanic Machine, April 9, 1952<\/a>\u00a0[1 Page, 0.6MB]
\n\u00a062 – Memorandum Regarding ARTICHOKE, August 31, 1951<\/a>\u00a0[1 Page, 0.5MB]
\n\u00a063 – Memorandum Regarding (Redacted) Case, January 25, 1952<\/a>\u00a0[3 Pages, 0.9MB]
\n\u00a064 – Conversations with (Redacted), April 25, 1951<\/a>\u00a0[1 Page, 0.9MB]
\n\u00a065 – Memorandum Regarding Testing of Bulbocapnine, May 20, 1954<\/a>\u00a0[2 Pages, 0.8MB]
\n\u00a066 – Memorandum Regarding Project Artichoke Drug Reviews, December 6, 1951<\/a> [2 Pages, 0.8MB]
\n\u00a067 – Check Disbursement, January 31, 1955<\/a>\u00a0[1 Page, 0.7MB]
\n\u00a068 – Report on Special Trip Authorized by (Unreadable) of 13 October 1954<\/a> [18 Pages, 6.7MB]
\n\u00a069 – Memorandum Regarding Travel Approval for (Redacted), August 11, 1953<\/a> [1 Page, 0.8MB]
\n\u00a070 – Memorandum Regarding Proposed Trip, May 22, 1953<\/a> [2 Pages, 0.8MB]
\n\u00a071 – Memorandum Regarding Artichoke Conference, 20 March 1953<\/a>\u00a0[1 Page, 0.8MB]
\n\u00a072 – Handwritten Document, Hard to Read, 1953<\/a> [1 Page, 1.2MB]
\n\u00a073 – Letter Regarding Import Permit, February 10, 1953<\/a>\u00a0[1 Page, 0.8MB]
\n\u00a074 – Letter Regarding Project ARTICHOKE, October 13, 1953<\/a>\u00a0[2 Pages, 0.7MB]
\n\u00a075 – Memorandum Regarding Proposed Research Project ARTICHOKE, November 25, 1952<\/a>\u00a0[6 Pages, 1.3MB]
\n\u00a076 – Memorandum Regarding Drug Use Testing, January 27, 1961<\/a>\u00a0[2 Pages, 0.5MB]
\n\u00a077 – Letter Regarding Drug Use, Amnesia and Secret Induction of Foreign Substances, December 6, 1956<\/a>\u00a0[2 Pages, 0.9MB]
\n\u00a078 – Letter Regarding Use of Hypnosis, February 8, 1957<\/a>\u00a0[2 Pages, 0.7MB]
\n\u00a079 – Memorandum Regarding Various Drugs, March 3, 1953<\/a>\u00a0[1 Page, 0.5MB]
\n\u00a080 – Memorandum Regarding Proposal for Research on Methods of Eliciting Information (redacted), May 29, 1952<\/a>\u00a0[1 Page, 0.8MB]
\n\u00a081 – Letter Regarding Request to Forward Medicines, Drugs, Onstensible Toilet Articles, etc. Secured from Captured Hostile Agents, Operatives or Defectors<\/a>\u00a0[1 Page, 0.5MB]
\n\u00a082 – Memorandum Regarding Interrogation Techniques, May 8, 1950<\/a> [1 Page, 0.6MB]
\n\u00a083 – Letter Regarding Use of Artichoke Techniques, April 29, 1953<\/a>\u00a0[6 Pages, 1.4MB]
\n\u00a084 – Memorandum Regarding ARTICHOKE, Evaluation of Hypospray<\/a>\u00a0[2 Pages, 0.8MB]
\n\u00a085 – Federal Security Agency, Public Health Service, Letter dated October 26, 1953<\/a> [1 Page, 0.6MB]
\n\u00a086 – Federal Security Agency, Public Health Service, Attached Report to Above Letter<\/a> [10 Pages, 1.8MB]
\n\u00a087 – Report by Harris Isbell, M.D., Addition Liabilities of Synthetic Substitutes for Codeine, January 1, 1954<\/a> [1 Page, 0.6MB]
\n\u00a088 – Letter Regarding Federal Security Agency, Public Health Service, Annual Progress Report<\/a>\u00a0[1 Page, 0.5MB]
\n\u00a089 – MKULTRA (Subproject 78) Cover Sheet Part 2 of 3<\/a>\u00a0[1 Page, 0.5MB]
\n\u00a090 – MKULTRA (Subproject 78) Cover Sheet Part 3 of 3<\/a>\u00a0[1 Page, 0.5MB]
\n\u00a091 – Memorandum Regarding Use of Drugs During Intelligence Gathering, January 2, 1954<\/a>\u00a0[3 Pages, 1.1MB]<\/p>\n
\n<\/a><\/p>\n“Behavioral Modification” Documents Released November 2018<\/h3>\n
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\u00a0.ZIP File Available of ENTIRE Collection Below<\/a> [459MB]<\/h4>\n