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--------------------------------·---·-·-------·--·-------·· .•... . tt: • . ,.. .. . ,: e ~~~~ •J· ,\-. i!•!:t~· To: Files I..::: . ' J . I''' .. , " I ,.f : I • ~ ' Subject'. SI Testing, 17 July 1951, (Polygraph Room #J). The advanced experiments were then started using each subject in rotation while others observed--all subjects having been briefed in advance. These tests were designed to determine whether or not average individuals under H control could move, talk, and think in a completely "nonn.al" manner if so instructed. -~-•ere In each case, able to.procluce '•;·•.j• the desired result ~s~~ "normal" activity ·~.. \... .......... .... ,/ that tests were regarded as completely successful. Howev9r, it should be noted that the ability to act normally apparently varies in each subject--one having a slowness of one a tempo- mov~ment, rary lack ing slightly changed speech activity. t this point are of the I A· opinion tha to the subject to ~ct normally in all ways, even minor variations in behavior could th~se ~'normal" >· be removed. Tests were concluded with the usual precautionary in- structions. .c. ' Comment: . ;;\' ' ~ t I ! . tt ;t \ l . ' ' Above subjects apparently ar~cle of excellent ,.\, \II performances an . . ·- an agreed that "•I', • furth~the with same a ove could fool any but the most careful observers in normal activity. "o I ·' .r. l. . i . .. . ,!. .. 'I,•, "' ' . ;,< ' . .:f ~· The image displays a graphic that serves as a banner for a website called "THE BLACK VAULT." On the left side of the banner, a stylized depiction of a bank vault door is visible, featuring intricate mechanical details and glowing blue accents. To the right of the vault, white text explains that the document was obtained from The Black Vault, an online database of declassified government documents, specifically mentioning the MKULTRA/Mind Control Collection, which contains over 20,000 pages declassified by the CIA. Below this explanatory text, a yellow URL, "http://mkultra.theblackvault.com," is presented, indicating the source of the declassified material. The document is a declassified typewritten report on a page that appears to be from a notebook, indicated by the left edge and punch holes. There are horizontal lines present from notebook paper, and a handwritten notation "A/B, 3, 2/134" is in the upper right corner. Several areas of text are obscured by redactions, appearing as black rectangular blocks of varying sizes, particularly in the first paragraph and scattered throughout. A large, roughly drawn letter "A" in a circle is present on the left side of the page. There are no photographs, stamps, forms, diagrams, or tables visible.