Doc 0000190676

. I ~ ' To: Files Subject: SI and H Experimentation, 9 December 1953 • .. On 9 December 1953, Wednesday, SI and Building ... I '! • •' ·, After some discussion, ~who hen arrived latP., gave a slmr induction to all hands which further indica ted 'I that some o were erproaching deep hypnosis. Thereafter, .individual hypnosis \.lith all volunteers has worked successfully for ~ho .· cases, with the extc' ~. . -l:iss obtain a good sleep state. . . . sed ~· . of attention, includin xa ~on, rlsing and ·,.i, fallinG arm with a count, etc. In · case, she apparently accepted the hypnosis at s eded in reaching a light state but owing to an position tm~ in which she had fnllen and the feet tha~ttempted an arm movement, caused her toawaken prematurely. - Since the work had started promptly at 6:00 Pl-1, the \.rriter terminated the session at this point which was approximately 9:00·PM. The image displays a stylized vault door on the left and text on the right. The vault door is depicted in a metallic gray, with visible rivets, a central dial mechanism, and several spinning gears. A luminous blue glow emanates from the right side of the vault door, casting ethereal light across the metallic surface. To the right of the vault, white text is presented against a black background, informing the viewer that the document was obtained from "The Black Vault," an online database of declassified government documents. The text further specifies that the record is housed in the MKULTRA/Mind Control Collection, comprising over 20,000 declassified pages from the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), and provides a web address for downloading the collection. The page is typed, and the text is primarily black ink on white paper. There are handwritten annotations at the top right corner: "A/B, 3, 2/29". Several large, black rectangular redactions obscure portions of the text, primarily names and specific details within the narrative of the hypnosis experiment. The document appears to be a report detailing an experiment involving hypnosis and its effects on subjects. There is a handwritten letter "A" to the left of the main body of text, possibly a notation for organization or indexing.