Doc 0000190581

29 October 1952 On 29 ·October 1952, Wednesday, - e • - .•• J.- II - t .: • • - ~ Since all of the subjects were new and had only had one previous session, it was decided to discuss terms the subject ~l'le:r•a...t. of hypnosis and its relation to After this, routine experimentation began. It was decided the writer to demonstrate to each of the subjects technique of inducing hypnosis •. This time the fixtation technique was three z subjects were given slow induction able to attain· a- good depth of h.,.nnl.,l'lli a simple post-hypnotic. attained a fairly slight definitely disturbed by a routine pos did not quite compete--cated that the depth was not very deep in her ease. was not tried on a Post Hypnotic and her induction e eas successful although she did obtain a light sleep state. The evening concluded with a further discussion -along general lines at about 9:00 PM. .. ·.- ..... ..... The image displays the title "THE BLACK VAULT" in large, stylized white text against a dark, blue-gradient background. To the left, a detailed illustration of a bank vault door is visible, featuring intricate mechanisms, gears, and a circular dial. On the right side of the image, below the title, is a block of white text on a black background that explains the origin of the document as being from "The Black Vault," an online database of declassified government documents, specifically mentioning the "MKULTRA/Mind Control Collection" and the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). A yellow hyperlink, "http://mkultra.theblackvault.com," is also present at the bottom of the text. There are no photographs, handwritten annotations, official stamps, forms, diagrams, tables, redactions, or visual evidence of experimental procedures. The document is a typed report, likely from the mid-20th century, with "SECRET" and "Security Information" stamps at the top and bottom. There are significant redactions, appearing as black bars, obscuring names and potentially sensitive details throughout the text. Handwritten marginalia in the lower right corner includes "(legible copy of page 1)" and the number "57." The visual content primarily consists of text and the aforementioned redactions and stamps, with no images, diagrams, forms, or structured data visible. The redactions suggest that specific individuals and operational details have been removed for security purposes.