Doc 0000144995

) ·. .· .. • . l .· .. ...- . . :-- .. . .. I . . . . . . •. 29 1953 .. Dcce:~oor .. .. .· .. . .. ·C Divi3ic1 .. R3til~ent U. S. Ci" ''il Sc::r.'i.::e Co:=i:Jsic:l 'P. c. · \o.'ashin.;to:l 25,. Gentlc~an: 'fhis i:J to i.~!'Or:"l )"C~ th:1t ~S t~'J 'l:tlCCY Of rr!"!!'L\: };.::!ol,_-:J"l Olsc!l, .. il· fo:·=9:- c~-:?1::;~;-~? tJf ·!.~t;J Ch~:::ic4}l C:,::·;::s, t?:.:~:-:.=::~r:t oi t.l:!! J.l~.J, C~a.p ~~t:-ic!,, T:-·:'d~r-c:..:, i-j.3.:-Ji.:.!::U ! i:::T:.; t:;·;ii D~~c:;:!~-1 1 b~n-:)!'it:; by t.."-'13 t~~~=-~=,.~~ o: L::.b:.:- t:..:.c!':r th~ l;-ecl~=--~1 ~}>lo;ru:-':J Co::::p~n!;atic41. .'.ct. fo~ tha C.:!.-,.t.b of ~~· hu:s~.d. !· thc!"3fO~e \d.=!l t,o l.-!ti~d:-:.·.- t.~3 ~:::t c::~ r.:~ u.:.=::ir the Gi·r:t~ Sorvico !~:J~i:-~.::-er.t Sj'~tc::1 ~:1d .::.::1 att~::!";i;;~ th;, r!!::;ui::-:.~d .i\-:~ hc:-~t.o • . "):o..:r::;_-tr~, . ·f/JLU- "'~f;u·L / • ••• ..-<II ••• r. •• Alici) 1-iic~~s Olscil RfD 5 I s: :.:'l ....... :L,cl-1~-.-::1 :!.~') t:i::~ll:JA.-... -s '-~-~ .. . ~ COF/ of d~ath c~rti~!=~~e . . . . ~- ,---."'• . _!- . . • . • ·. · -f I • . .. .c- ;· ,... · ·\. · . . . . ~ : .... . ,u. !, .. I I • . · I • ' . . • . \ .. ,.,~ This page features a stylized graphic on the left depicting a vault door with various interlocking gears and a glowing blue light, symbolizing a secure archive. To the right, white text is overlaid on a dark background, detailing the origin of the document as "The Black Vault," an online repository of declassified government records. It specifies that this particular record is part of the MKULTRA/Mind Control Collection, a set of over 20,000 declassified CIA documents. The text further encourages readers to download the entire collection for free, providing a URL: "http://mkultra.theblackvault.com". There are no photographs, handwritten annotations, official stamps, forms, diagrams, tables, or redactions visible on this page. The page is a scanned document with many dark speckles scattered across it, some of which obscure the text. There is a handwritten annotation in the top right corner, a circle containing the number "310". The main body of the document consists of typed text, likely a formal letter, with a handwritten signature at the bottom right. Below the signature, there is a typed address with a handwritten entry for the state. The text of the letter refers to a deceased former employee, benefits, and withdrawal of funds, with mentions of enclosures like a form and a death certificate.