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. . To:.t Date: 26 Cctob~r 56 From:~ - .. ... . ·.. 4. -. __. .... Re : Proposed Use of AET !CilOKE for -~...,..~~ ,'r 1. Background. arc a father-son combination as~for years.~ who have worked approximately 2 .· . ~-.. . ~- .. f· he 1.:as picked up (11 Sept€·rnber ±7 56) and since that time he '"ns :wbjt"!ct£:d to interrogation in an effort to clear up a nwnber ... of discrepancies 1o1hich clutter his explanations. . .;. ... 2. Present. Status. After prolonGed interrogation, there is still no \ ;'--- satisfactory e:xplantion abou.t the initiation,, duration, re::asons for and , __ _ vhich a~pears to be the crux of the probl resorted to hostile interrobation and to .. ' - an interrogation aid, but to little· avail. ~s ress.in1intic atout the prospects of brcakin~by conventional means and lme F di~pntched ,~o a~inister AHTICi!C!f~E. repeated1y asked th!lt a team be .. . . .. -.. -~ . ... . . ..' .~ . . - ~- -::~'"": ...._ ~'• •.- ·. ,.-:.~· ,: f I··~-~·~-·,' ··'•· • ,,. .•••· "·'· ., _.,._, ~. • •..• • ..- ~ ~ :1 ' 1 .,. ~ . ' • ... ' . • . . . . . . . . . .,. . · . ... J .. . · , ...·,_.: ,; . . ~ ............. _ 2 lji!!IJ lfMM·. ... ~ A.l though the.peration is no longe·r considered viable, it ; ~ E;~?tting is believed that "'e should no"' concentrate on as much truth as possible 3 (""' from~fore eventually releasing him in order to ( • 1 • ) Y Ex ercise the maxirntun an:ount of control over him; (21__. . • • , . .- . ' . • ... • - . . . · · · ~ -~ ~- lin ..... •~ i ' lr· r'" ~- - - - . • .•. .... . . .a .. ..' . ' · C''t:.,;ti!Jt7ill!fll;.rre:tively; (J) Learn as much as ~,:. . . .. _ possible r€gnrding regards this case. 4. Attachm€1nt. Summary of dev€lopments in the form of pertinent cahlc extracts. ---·· ... "·"·· - ......... . ...... . .. •.. ... .-....: - ' ' Attachln€nt: Ghronolo,c;lco.l Lb t of Coble ltcfcrct)ceo: 8./3 1) ... "1. 12oo HOUHS 11 AUGUST • j ·~· - ;. , I. ·. • "2. VlE.w TUT The image provided is not a declassified CIA document from the MKUltra collection. Instead, it is a website banner or informational graphic. It features a stylized image of a vault door on the left, with a bright blue glow emanating from it. The text on the right, in a bold, stylized font, reads "THE BLACK VAULT". Below this title, white text explains that the document was obtained from The Black Vault, an online database of declassified government documents, specifically highlighting the MKULTRA/Mind Control Collection. A yellow URL is also present at the bottom. There are no photographs of people, handwritten annotations, official stamps, forms, diagrams, tables, redactions, or visual evidence of experimental procedures. The document is a typewritten memo that has been heavily redacted with black marker, obscuring most of the content. Handwritten annotations are present in the margins and at the top of the page, including alphanumeric codes and what appears to be a notation of initials. These annotations and the redactions suggest sensitive information was present on the original document. No photographs, forms, diagrams, or tables are visible. The visual evidence primarily points to the deliberate obfuscation of textual content. dev€lopments in the form of pertinent cahlc extracts. ---·· ... "·"·· - ......... . ...... . .. •.. ... .-....: - ' ' Attachln€nt: Ghronolo,c;lco.l Lb t of Coble ltcfcrct)ceo: 8./3 1) ... "1. 12oo HOUHS 11 AUGUST • j ·~· - ;. , I. ·. • "2. VlE.w TUT 31 JUT. AND f- AUG BEOADG1lliTS, DO NO l:.XGJ.UUE FlC:3IE!ILITY ~ ~-BRCl\!.N At:LJ.JLI8 •. lilllf ....- .. ... 11 -~ IIJIJ]-....J.-" 2 )• 'I~- . .. ~ _ ·..- <t •• dated 4 September 56: ~. ...... ~--- . :. 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GONTIIH.l.t.Ll !IOLDlNG IN EF'FOnT BREAK KNO:.ItEDGE SUBJ OUR t·!AN ANIJ 1ml SIGNr,D · Rb~UEST FOF lTIC!!EGTlVE Cti3TOIJY F£UUCE E.\TUiTUAL UiBAI1.A.SSl·ia~T F0331BILITHS. "t... REQUI:..ST·~~31C) TEAH SOON:.ST." r·- ,. This document page contains primarily typed text with several redacted sections, indicated by black bars covering portions of the content. Handwritten annotations are present on the left side of the page, including "B/3". A page number "2" is visible at the top center. Small ink marks and smudges are scattered throughout the page, and a horizontal line is present near the bottom. No photographs, diagrams, stamps, forms, or visual evidence of experimental procedures are visible. This document is a typewritten list. There are no photographs, stamps, forms, diagrams, or tables. The document contains significant amounts of redaction, appearing as black horizontal bars obscuring large portions of text in multiple entries. Handwritten annotations are present in the margins; on the left side, there are markings in blue ink that appear to be "B/3" and "B/3 F", as well as a symbol resembling the letter "A". The text itself outlines a chronological list of cable references with dates and brief summaries of their content. The image contains a typed document with several handwritten annotations. The document has a significant amount of redacted or obscured content, indicated by blacked-out areas of varying sizes throughout the text. There are also handwritten notations "B/3" and "F" in the margins, suggesting a filing or organizational system. The overall impression is of a heavily controlled and censored piece of information. There are no photographs, official stamps, forms, diagrams, schematics, or structured data visible. The image is a scanned document page containing typewritten text. 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