Doc 0000190628

' 'ro: File SUBJECT: SI and H Experimentation, 28 April 195~ and tho writer c,p,nducted SI with-_-. This session was the' fir~ rae . . ered ~aSA cond and the .third session fo In vieH" of this, it was l1ecassary to brief~n the securl. y problems involved and the ~i tcr spent apprOXJJnately" one-half hour discus~;ing the problem with all three subj~ct~. Thereafter, ·starxlard bas run on·.-,and ~~-c.cessi'tilly Yrhich · the opportunity for obs ~after the writer co · lc tests wi arid subsequently the hand rl.Sl.ng sponded rap hand rising writer rising test into a sloH in- able to obtain a fairly good trance condition. the w then ran all subjects on various si.mple and basic . standard ph in which all subjects participated successfully • for the record that the writer started experimenta this time in normal movement and succe3sfully had and created in addition a fairly good amnesia for ~fSS the H period. to create movement o~ pa.rt, . ~one into a very deep state and tnat movement was si~o• r s produced an interesting phenomen and again indi.cates tha .-~~ po:Jsibly be an excep- tional subject altho-agh it cannot yet · · ·determined. The session concluded uith all three subjects being run into a sleep condition using a slow standard indiction method. ~sed with the rosults of th.is ..~ pears e a good subject. shown her first atte · coa"·'-'-'t~.L-cLu..L.t:: a quite a deep state which is .she too is a good subject. The work concluded at approximately 9:00 PH • The image is a digital representation of a document, featuring a stylized title "THE BLACK VAULT" in large, white, brush-stroke lettering with a blue neon glow. To the left, there is a graphic depiction of a bank vault door with intricate mechanical details, rendered in shades of gray and accented with a bright blue light source. The main body of the page contains text in white, describing the source of the document as "The Black Vault," an online database of declassified government documents, specifically mentioning its housing of the "MKULTRA/Mind Control Collection." The text also provides a URL for online access. There are no photographs, handwritten annotations, official stamps, forms, diagrams, tables, redactions, or visual evidence of experimental procedures. The document is a typed report with handwritten annotations at the top right. Redactions, indicated by black boxes, obscure significant portions of the text throughout the document. One redaction at the top covers part of the original header information. Several large, vertical redactions are present on the left side of the page, obscuring entire lines of text. The overall visual impression is one of heavily redacted information, with minimal visual elements beyond the typed text and handwritten markings. There is no photographic, diagrammatic, or equipment-related visual information present on the page.