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The page features a striking graphic on the left depicting a stylized representation of a vault door, complete with a large dial and intricate mechanical components, illuminated by a bright blue glow. To the right, white text on a black background provides information about "The Black Vault," an online database of declassified government documents, specifically mentioning the MKULTRA/Mind Control Collection. A link to the website `http://mkultra.theblackvault.com` is prominently displayed in yellow. There are no photographs of people, locations, equipment, or subjects, nor are there any handwritten annotations, signatures, official stamps, forms, diagrams, tables, or visual evidence of experimental procedures on this page. The page's visual element is purely informational and ornamental, serving as a title card and introduction to the document's source. ------------·--------------··---------. .......... . - '· ~·' .. .,. 22 October 19 51 /l"VC~ lmiORANDUH Fen SUI3JEX:T 1 Proposal for Rooearch on I~provcm~n~, in Intcrror.fl.tion Tcchni1uc:~ by tho Use of Aurnl S!de Tone Delay. C-~ l. Approxilllll tely two wf!cks ap,o, tJ , called me hccouno or his knouledgo or r.r:f proViOU::J Connection with rl3sea.rch mo.tters c and brour~ht to my attention the sub.lect propo:ml, copies or t..rhich nre ntt.ached horotOo W1S in to"m e.n1 o.rra.nr,ementa were mo.de for ryoelf Md C- to vi tnoss a demonatrntlon. We were very c- much impresoed vi th tJds demono tra tion and feel that this /! device nay be posoibly used in eonneo tion _\rl,~CIA:L end£>avors. Thia proposal w:o:ts raforred to · . . - of I&:S. It ho.s since been returned to m~ with a notation .\ ~1nt this pnrticulnr device·would not have any r~~siblo I uoa in their pror,ram. ~. I run pMcinr.: this on to you 'in order th'l t you G- may put thl9 proposal into the prop~r channels, CIA, - wide becauee I beHove 1 t hao o. potenti~l use in aome of our operntions. It is rry SUPf!Osti.on that it may be of value to determine how well our o.r,ents rMy he able to re:1ct under preasure. It could also ~ of une in connection \o1i th priaoner of war interrogation. It 11ppears nlso, as wo.o demonatr~tod, to have n potential use in connection Hi th ~.l·e r-ror,rrun "'hcr~in after the interrcr:J;ltor ho.a developed critical o.re~s, by akillrul u3e thie par~tculnr ~T~ of d~tection mi~ht result in a N•l1f(,~sion. If any nctivity here 1:1 in"C<:res ted in a demol>.; i..rn tion or rtcvnlopm.rmt. tlf this propo~nl, I t~oulcl be very r;lnd to nrmist the~ in r.to.kin~ o.rro.n~or,ent.n ns fnr 11s ho\or to ~ont.·H~t th9 pr'='pP.r ;j pooplo in the If, within fl tJ.rne, thnr9 rer"~oon::J.hll'l ... . '~ ' , .... re·u,onnbl~ tiMe, thf!re is no in tcre . a i o ·t e t h h o a 1. t rn e w r '! r ! e s c h t o . uld noti!'y the' .. Attachment 1 Proposal !or Research on ImprovementD in Interrogation TE:>chrdques by the Use or Aural Side Tone Delay. CCI Orig. & l - Addressee G- 2-~ ·' 1 1 .;_'' ' '·' .· .. .. •·. ·.. . · , --· .... -:' J . -· ..... ~ The document is a typed memorandum dated October 22, 1951, with handwritten annotations in the margins and at the top. The handwritten marginalia appears to be initials and possibly some sort of reference numbers (e.g., "A/B, I, 42, 2"). The primary content of the page is text, with no images, diagrams, or official stamps visible. There are no obvious redactions or obscured content, nor any visual evidence of experimental procedures, equipment, or facilities. the' .. Attachment 1 Proposal !or Research on ImprovementD in Interrogation TE:>chrdques by the Use or Aural Side Tone Delay. CCI Orig. & l - Addressee G- 2-~ ·' 1 1 .;_'' ' '·' .· .. .. •·. ·.. . · , --· .... -:' J . -· ..... ~ ·. .... , .. ~ -' ·' j) .I rR-.:'F~:::: ',L ro~ ;r::;~:=:t.~~':f O!l Il-i?~'J"m ..E ~"'l'S Ill Jl'En~or.ATIOIJ '!'r::!I:H:;,trr.:s BY Tl!E (li;'S 0"' AlTRAL SIDT:: '!''1'1P. DELAY By ln51 C---Scrt~mber 14~ (' 11 ; ·!'I ~: . I '·• • ·' ,• :I rropo3a.l f.'e>r Res~~rch on Improv':'!mcnt:; in Intcrror;<~.tion Tcchnlr1ue~ by the Use of Aur1.\l Side To!lf' Del:1y As a ro~ult of :;o-nc--discuo;siotl!' bet·veen of thA o.ud the '1nde:-:1igned o:1 tl'e s\.b jcct of' ob5e..-vatLms on the effect:: or si'iE: tone Jelo.y 'l.nd tl1~ rossibl~ tt"'plicution of cf.f'ect +.o criminal and pric::>ner of· ,.,.,._r interro,;Ption, 3::Jt:Je c: ~peT''.rr.cnts nere cor.ducted to ~o.i :o1 o.n idea of' tl·e possible scop•i ond -rotentls.l ilr.p.,l-tance an::i practica.hilit;r or the te,-::miqu~. -i- ~ Suhf:equent1.~,, i..n ::.. Ju:.;um:trlltion, · '7itn~ssed by C- (~ of the , '1. suh j'::r.t, ~1ho had come in for routine lie-detE c-te>r f'!X'lm.:..r.<? +-ion in co nne cti rJn m. tl1 ccnl.l'es sed with unu~"..l~ 1 a.br'l:.ptr:.~s5 ·.7}Hm ha "I'TR.S subjeci"-': :,c ~j de tone dehy ctnrinl;; i1is ons..,0rs to the p:-r·ticul:J.r qut::-:'t'ious t." -•hich he IJad ?:-evi~ucly c;i·rC'n abnor:n!\1 blood '?'"':t'S•.lre !"O!.'ponses under tesl; With th9 - folyF;ro.ph. The !:.ppnro.tus •1ti.lized ms coJI"'f:Lr!'.+..!. .• 1;, :::irrple, ~on~istiur; of a. 1-'J.>G•lcr:ord :~;odel rTS~-r"..q :!ccorder ~nrl :.i"[.;necorrl :,·:y1cl ITf.3-J 1\.'lli_Jlifier. T:bis n!cor-irr b':l.:o: three T'<!aGnetic heads fnr er':'..:::illG, r'3'~o\·Qn;:; ".!ld moni.torinr; ·a ',::~·~<:>.sit. l:; P''lled i:,:-:.rcugh the ryr.tem ~t 7.S i~hes p~r S!'cond. T!'lc ro •;o~·:li:1t, ::··:-.J is !'r;oper:J.ted from the pl01.ybll.ck head h~· 1-J/4 inc!'lc~, provirlill{; !'. ~ixcd J~l"'" or a'r;0•1t 0.2 seconc::.. betwee·n a :;?l'ud '.ltt.err.c1 ':lr the s•Jhject into t.he recr~rdj '!'lb microphone ':!.nc! "t1t~ rec?r<.~<Jd-ple.y'!:.·::-.ck ~:i :na.l in tr.e t'o.r phoue5 v;orn by tite sutj~·;t being i::1.terror.;"'-te.d •. An '\ltC'rn"ltive de~y of O.l seconrl, ott!l.ir..e:l \"Ti th t!1!' :;: !Jr.'lO t•rt::C'r-1-p bybaclt: h€'ad =IJ!l.Cinr; but vri th n t?.pe :;peoC. of lf. in-:hes ner· sacond is available bi.tt prelim~ NJ.r,I tNt:; indicr,ted, as v:n.s t.o h~ "'xp;-cted fron 12 · · · 'I "::'Ork, that ~ 0.?. se-;.,nrl delay bt-.s con- siderable more effect. O"\ th£' subject than '\ 0.1 sacond del'ly. Consequently, the 0.2 The visible content of this page consists of typed text and some handwritten annotations and markings. There are vertical lines and dots along the left margin, likely from a file or binder. Handwritten annotations include "A+G" in two locations and "G" beneath a line. There is also a handwritten line underlining "Addresser" in the "cc:" section. The text describes "reasonable time," a notification, and an "Attachment" titled "Proposal for Research on Improvements in Interrogation Techniques by the Use of Aural Side Tone Delay." The document appears to be a carbon copy, with some imperfections and speckled marks throughout. vri th n t?.pe :;peoC. of lf. in-:hes ner· sacond is available bi.tt prelim~ NJ.r,I tNt:; indicr,ted, as v:n.s t.o h~ "'xp;-cted fron 12 · · · 'I "::'Ork, that ~ 0.?. se-;.,nrl delay bt-.s con- siderable more effect. O"\ th£' subject than '\ 0.1 sacond del'ly. Consequently, the 0.2 second dab.y vras used in further t.estir.;. '~'he :oubject. St!"O!'l!;ly ma.iUt:).illed his inn~cenl'!f.> in rrcli:-rJil:lT'J 'lU"lS !;i01'ing r.ncl nurinc ~u1d aft"lr the tort usi:!l(; th~ -rolyg!"t'.ph, •·rhich ruc:.;l·ds blorJ(l r-re:::.ure. he'-'r·t r'\te, rr.srirntion r,.tc ~.nd mu:o;~~.:l:lr ncv,,;,e;nt. The ?ol;r ;:;r":lrh record !':hCl-:cd nl"norn.a.l de·rh.t5.ons t1ur~.nr, soe"t"er'l-1 key qu'3~tion:;. '~'he ~tlb j :>C't ·.v ... s then i l.:.tc .. rogr!.t.ed ·n.;_ +.h Lh~ !l.j d of ~h~ -; i c.i..: +rJ::u u~:>lay '\l' p!l r::.t• . .:: ':er p,·iJ;r; t(,c qm~!:'tions •uvl "' vc.riety of j rrel,~vnnt 'luesticn:;. T'<r -:icJe t:>::-: dt•l'\;." 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'=.j :m of it, i~ "n:plc~·cri ":ri tl\ r.u iun~-::nt ~,,,, jf"ct '"" h:J.:r. :-i ven pr.Puclo-G•lilty rf'o.ct-,]..ons, c~~n.,t rc~ult iri 'I-ili'it zclf-incrirniun.tion ht tho nAture of thi nt:;.z, 1:-ut •.t most would res•Jlt. in n som.ewh:1t coD.f;J:-ed ::t. .. tc of min~ !'In +-•1!1 p-:>.rt or th~ -subject. !t is th~r~"C'T'') CUT' d t.Sit·~ to rw~UO thi~ line <>f iDV')Sti..~atirm ·nne'. to devote -r~r~ioulo.r !l.ttention +.o se\"~ro.l point-:;. '!'heso :-.r-::: ,,!' 1. T~ou;:;h i"'!t'"e!t-i:;~tion th-: ""r~riables :;"~'t_a~ length of rlelny •1sed, t~11~ ~;noo-+:h w.ri:1tion of• dd::~.~· riurin:, tJ.tt> 5.'l+er,.::~.l of pa.:;sing fro:n an irr£•le7a.nt to ., ~~t;y (~'.•.ili.:~· rc:::ponse) ~uesof;iou, th~ tirr.iltg' 'lf g_u'-1~tions, t.he rc'3.oin;,; "lf ::o. prepared stet~t~nt versus 1;.t"~ti'>ring u1tring ·, the ~est. the lene;th of answer desir~c. from the :>11\Jject, etc. ~. 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There are also handwritten notations that appear to be labels, such as "D" and "C", placed near horizontal lines which might indicate spaces for signatures or other information. The main text contains a proposal title and a date. A handwritten number "04393" is visible in the bottom right corner. There are no photographs, stamps, forms, diagrams, or evidence of experimental procedures. The page contains typed text, which is mostly legible but includes some faded areas and smudges. There are several handwritten annotations in the margins, appearing as letters and symbols, likely marking sections or comments. One annotation appears to be a handwritten annotation B, D, C, and C+B. There are no photographs, stamps, forms, diagrams, tables, or visible evidence of experimental procedures, equipment, or facilities. The document appears to be a research proposal or report. 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