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MKUltra was an illegal human experimentation program undertaken by the CIA – Wikipedia
Morris’ latest, an investigation into whether the CIA assassinated one of its own scientists, pushes the boundaries of “documentary” further than ever before. Peter Sarsgaard in Errol Morris’ Wormwood. (Photo: Netflix) On the night of November 28th, 1953, a Central
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It sounds like a far fetched conspiracy theory, but dig just a little and the conspiracy sounds like it could be the truth. These are the facts—Frank Olsen joined other Central Intelligence Agency scientists on a retreat just before Thanksgiving
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It’s a story you’re probably familiar with: a few decades ago, a town in Indiana played host to top-secret, government-run experiments on human beings. These experiments were particularly geared toward the human mind—how to control it, and how to tap
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Advance praise for The Wizards of Langley: Inside the CIA’s Directorate of Science and Technology By National Security Archive Senior Fellow Jeffrey T. Richelson “Complete in every way–an inside account of the personalities and policies that drove America’s most top-secret
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On April 10, 1953, Allen Dulles, the newly appointed director of the CIA, delivered a speech to a gathering of Princeton alumni. Though the event was mundane, global tensions were running high. The Korean War was coming to an end,
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Netflix officially welcomed fans back to the Upside Down on Friday with the launch of Stranger Things season two, and the show is creepier than ever before. After watching the first few episodes, you may have noticed the characters mentioning
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Get ready, because I’m about to talk about something that sounds like the most insane conspiracy theory, but I assure you: all of this really happened. MKUltra, the shady scientific program that gave Eleven her powers and is almost definitely
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In the 1950s, a CIA operative generally knew better than to accept a drink from another operative if he didn’t have a spare 12 hours to break from perceived reality. Dr. Stanley Olson, a “perfectly normal” Army scientist, worked outside
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