‘Crimes against humanity’: The CIA’s sickest secret may finally be exposed
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New hearings about the MKULTRA program have reignited questions about the victims, the destroyed records, and the experiments to which America has never responded. A decorated U.S. Air Force serviceman with no prior history of violence suddenly abducted, raped, and murdered a three-year-old girl. When a search team found Jimmy Shaver wandering near San Antonio, Texas, he appeared to be in a trance, unable to explain where he was or how he got th…
‘Crimes against humanity’: The CIA’s sickest secret may finally be exposed
Image – RT. New MKULTRA hearings have reopened questions about victims, destroyed files, and experiments America never answered for. A decorated US Air Force serviceman with no history of violence suddenly abducted, raped and murdered a three-year-old girl. When a search party found Jimmy Shaver wandering near San Antonio, Texas, he appeared to be in a trance, unable to explain where he was or how he had gotten there. After his arrest, he report…
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