Doc 0000149563

••• . • ' Ill • • ~ ' ,. t, •• ' . ,· i ) ' I • ·-· ; ~. ·. ~ : f • . I / ~ ' ~.' ~ J 0 • , • ,' \ 'l• \ - ·, ' ~ .. - -... • : • • • . ~ . ~~· .. I . : ;··· <.~J~. , .... ,, . i •: 25 April l9S2 • ... . . ·., .• . , '. I - :. :c· .• l . I ~ ' I t ' .. . . ' • ~ ~. : . _ . ' ! . .;.. ., .· . ; _'.• • I.'. I .. I 1,. i·i·l:' f .. ·"'' ,• ,. ..... ;'· ,4 ·.J I ,. ' ~ '~ : 1' ,If·, The image displays a stylized graphic that serves as a header for a document. On the left, a detailed illustration of a bank vault door with intricate mechanical components is visible. The main focus of the image is the text "THE BLACK VAULT" in large, white, stylized lettering against a dark, shimmering background that suggests a digital or digital-age aesthetic. Below this title, smaller white text provides context about the document's origin from The Black Vault, an online database of declassified government documents, specifically mentioning the MKULTRA/Mind Control Collection. The bottom of the text highlights a URL in yellow: "http://mkultra.theblackvault.com". There are no photographs of people, locations, or handwriting, nor are there any official stamps or forms. The page is a typed letter with handwritten annotations in black ink, including the letters "A", "B", "C", and a numerical/alphanumeric identifier "A/B; 5, 270/2". There are also several large, black redactions obscuring portions of the text. The letter is dated April 25, 1952, and discusses a research proposal and the sender's regret in not being able to actively participate. A postscript (P.S.) indicates the sender is undertaking a new assignment. At the bottom, there are entries for "Distribution", "Subject File", and "Chrono" with further obscured content.