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·e ;·• 1 i. .. - ! ·- .; f 2. What is the tube made of'! -:--- 3. Can t.he tube stand heavy pressure? \ ---(a) Could it be filled by squlrting ·a liquid or a jelly into i~? -(b). Would it be refillable? -(c) Could it be used by :a person carelessl~ in a ro11gh or sloppy manner withQut damage the tube? In short, ~o how strong is the tube and what ar~its characteristics? h. Were the i'olds at the top or the tube made by ha.J1d or. by machine, or possibly by a special instrument? - S. · Does a microscopic exandnation of tne~·outside ol' the tube indi cate that it was packed in cotton or· .s.orue soft material to prevent rough:· treatment'i . ---- 6. What is the best guess as to what the tube contained? Gelatin, liquid, powder, etc.? ----. 7. Could the two drops that were extracted !rom the tube be are ·sidue after the liquid evaporated? .. ~. Is calcium sulphate ever the basis· for a poison, a hypnotic oil 1 ~v~~-----~chemical used in treatment of humans or animals? _:) -9. Is the tube fireproof or heatproof? - 10. Could the entire contents of the tube be squirted through the needle in o~ thumb and forefinger squeeze? ---- 11. Is there any indication anywhere of dosages required? -12. · Is the small nipplelike mechanism in the mouth of the tube a · · type that would hold back a water solution, an alcohol so lution; a powder, a gelatin solution, etc.? --- 13. .F rom a medical ?oint of view·, could the device be used to give a quick injection, i. e. is it s·~~desi~ X.. lu. Has the original~- :~report made by the ~oxicologist ,; ever been given to ~is agency~t be obtained? And why can't it be turnea over competent t~·other people for ~tudy? ··· ~· . X 1$. · Why can't~h~eople or other~vel scientists sub- .... ' mit a series of questions to the t~toxicologi-st,re material in the tube, !or him tC7"'answer? • · i6. ~ Were the contents of the other tube (a:s well as all component , parts) saved? If so, why can 1 t they be brought to the United .. ~tates for proper study? -! . .':' ... '· .,,. ....' ·' ·: . . ,. . .. ~, . ' · · The Container :I The image presents a stylized graphic that serves as a header for a declassified document. Dominating the top is the text "THE BLACK VAULT" in a white, stylized font with a blue glow effect, suggesting a theme of secrecy or a digital archive. To the left is an illustration of a vault door, rendered in shades of gray and blue, with intricate mechanical details like gears and a circular lock. The main body of the text provides context, stating that the document originates from The Black Vault, an online database of declassified government documents, specifically from the MKULTRA/Mind Control Collection, comprising over 20,000 pages from the CIA. A clickable URL, "http://mkultra.theblackvault.com", is prominently displayed in yellow at the bottom, reinforcing the source and accessibility of the information. There are no photographs, handwritten annotations, official stamps, forms, diagrams, tables, redactions, or visual evidence of experimental procedures depicted on this page. This document is a declassified CIA memorandum with a "UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT" header and a "STANDARD FORM NO. 64" designation at the top. The primary content is a typed list of questions related to a "Vial" and "Needle," with a section for "The Collapsible Tube." Handwritten annotations include a "A" on the right side of the page, "H-B/3" in the lower left, and a possible classification marking like "A1B, 7,5/8" at the top right. There is a handwritten cross next to question 1 under "The Collapsible Tube." Several areas of text are obscured by black redactions. the other tube (a:s well as all component , parts) saved? If so, why can 1 t they be brought to the United .. ~tates for proper study? -! . .':' ... '· .,,. ....' ·' ·: . . ,. . .. ~, . ' · · The Container :I ·,. . : ., .' . . · ' : . . . · . , . . . ' "~·'·· '· · 1. · Why is the container shaped a.s it is? f'. . ;· ., X. . 2~ ~As ·it is, it is a bulky, ·unwieldy object that_pould not be easily · ;~ ~,·_6li/. · . ·. · ·. concealed on the person -or for that matter hidden inconspicuously.:,. · ,. . · iri many places. It is obvious that the tube is not designed· .;·. ,:·•:·~~ ~~;~t for concealment or to represent anything but what· it is. ... •. ·· - {M.~::, 3. Is the container fireproof? · · - u. ~f-~I'. · .; --- Is the container, wlien both ends are on, waterproof and heatproof7/.' ~~!.~~ ' $. . Why w&s · the container built in such a heavy manner?.: •: , ; ; •; ,;':,; ·~~~,);.~~ ;;{ ': :' '' ·,:,, ::. ~- ' ,,:~·:.,:~~ }{';,,::£~~i1F\i _·. . ·lHwS.-~rf"ll =------, ·-·-- _-_- _- . . ------··~-=--:--·:::_-_--·- _---------·~·-·-...:_--_·_- ..... - .. 6. What does a scrap}\ing of the inside of the ctintai'ner show under chemical analysis? ' - 7. Is there any evidence that cotton or some other material was used to support the tube? . colla.ps~ble 8. ls there any evidence to indicate that instructions came pasted ·' .·~ · ·on the inside of the container or on •the outside or any of the !~.:. ;; component parts thereon W~ did 1 he ar;;-itts ~ay-in-:...:;fii~tr.te? "\.•. Has the container (and for that matter, the ~ntire instrument) ~-: · ever .been seen be!.ore? • • .... , . . : . - \ . . !. i . . ' . ' . (a) Pictures of this should be sent . I · ual ha~ng working knowledge .t;j . equipment for possible i ~­ , I 1 t 1 ; . . · ~ 10. Is the container similar to any stand ,I,f. ;, .. tainer by outside dimensions, mat.erial, c design, etc.? 'f 1 ll. Is the container sufficiently large to hold two of the The document is a typed questionnaire with handwritten annotations. The main body of the text consists of numbered questions, some of which have checkboxes marked with an "X." There is also handwritten marginalia in the top left corner, reading "H-B/3." Redacted portions of text are visible throughout the document, indicated by solid black bars, suggesting classified or sensitive information. The document appears to be a series of questions related to an object or substance referred to as "the tube" and "the container," with sections focusing on its properties and potential uses. There are no photographs, diagrams, or official stamps visible. knowledge .t;j . equipment for possible i ~­ , I 1 t 1 ; . . · ~ 10. Is the container similar to any stand ,I,f. ;, .. tainer by outside dimensions, mat.erial, c design, etc.? 'f 1 ll. Is the container sufficiently large to hold two of the collapsible :.~.. :-,f-:c~•'. ' . tubes? : jlf;,: ,. . ~-. 12. Would sible t.o find out what instructions were. given i:.o ; . ~~.;'\J • ~ ~ :r " : : · . . · , the ·v~•A•.~ologist in the instant case? · ~~ .• .. (a) note that it was turned over to the toxicologist for "a routine check of the· common drugs". It would be ~~ 3 interest\ng ~o know in this case what was meant by com mon drugs. .t ... t;:> ·,~ :l ' . ~\ ' · ~ . ·' · kl • l· I • · ;{ . · ~ !II ·-). . ~ . ; I . 1. Were they ever run on the polygraptrr: ~··H.·>' 2. Is there a possibility that they were drug addicts? ·Were there ~l; ?~·.. any needle-puncture ~rks on the arms of either of the agents? ·1_· ;.r Have they had a psychiatric examination? :-;. • l:f1;;i::!·' 3. Were these agents of high, ntedium, or low caliber intellectually? u. ~\·i' i. ;, · Were tests "made to see whether or not the agents could administer 4'::_. .\ 1 · : f :'•J • . ' , l . : . • • a substance by the use of a needle? · ~i· !~ 5. Was a verbatim written report of tll'l! ·.agents 1 ihterrogation ever ',f~:: ·T'.. . . . · submi. tted to this agency? ~~,···/~:,; ,_·.·.,:.,.:_:.: , . 6. lf these agents were lGw-grade, or even medium-grade operators, ~ . . •·. . . why would they be entrustedwith such a valuable weapon? , W . ·~. .• ·:: ;. :· · • 7. Have we ever received information of a similar situation, or is~ · , i } f S .j i ' ~~;1 ;·:: • .' ~·{t~!~;>C.'~ ·· 1 1 i_ there any other ::eport that would indicat~have evez: .0: ,'.·. i" .'-1,jr~~-.-.-. ' . ·! :' · ..: ·. ·,, ·• ··:· .-; . carried hypoderi!Uc equi~ any type, or has there ever ... r-';,.~;·: ~-. ·-.,, ..; ~;-~ ··r : . The page contains a typewritten document with handwritten annotations. There are several checkmarks next to questions numbered 9, 10, and 12, indicating they were addressed or noted. Handwritten "B/3" is present in the lower left quadrant of the page, likely a page numbering or classification mark. Several sections of text are obscured by black redactions throughout the document, most notably in questions 9, 10, 12, and question 7 under "The Agents." The document appears to be an investigative questionnaire or list of questions related to agents and their use of specific equipment or drugs, with some questions referencing "hypodermic equipment" and "collapsible tubes." ;·:: • .' ~·{t~!~;>C.'~ ·· 1 1 i_ there any other ::eport that would indicat~have evez: .0: ,'.·. i" .'-1,jr~~-.-.-. ' . ·! :' · ..: ·. ·,, ·• ··:· .-; . carried hypoderi!Uc equi~ any type, or has there ever ... r-';,.~;·: ~-. ·-.,, ..; ~;-~ ··r : . been any instruction t~ on how to give hypodermics? ... ', ...., t . .q':l • ·, •-;~·,. 6. Did the agents themselves ever. use the instrument? If so, ·~·'0'.:,~. ~~·~:-, where, when, why, results, how used, how muc~ give_n, etc., !.,,. •. •• • • • · · ·· · ,.. · · etc ? . ~.- ~ ., ' . . ~~ ·. . ' ; . _.; 9.. Was the instrument carried on the person of the agent or in a .· j:~~~t:;-~··; bag·with him, or was _it carried in some concealed manner? ·~:;_.: ..~ ~ ·:• ·· . 10. If the drug is represented as being so powerful, was it used on ~,.. ·.• ,.\.·..~ ... ·.··.·· ·:· ." \.;. the agents themselves? If not, why not? . ·. . ... , :E~~· .~ .t .-~.11., ·-Have the· agents ever seen : te ·: s ts made : . f . n the agent schools .o r . . ;-::;. :· ·;. , ... .. : .· : .l:r~.:;; ·.!:\;·:~:~.:~(~d repo~:~, ~~:n~ :7~t ~~: w•apon~ -~ ,:\rr: J.~i[~~:li~,:~:;:~J,i~:~ ! 1 any .~.:~ . .... ~{ ,; .: • J ··-1t'!·•~ ·\.:;..;• '· i·~;',: .··~. • . .• tto.:~: ~ ! .~ .. ·. .• t. ·'-~ ::. . J:~~.~--1:-~r.:.;:,:~~~;\:-i}~ -~\~~~~~- •• f • . • ~ • • • • •: .• •• :• ! ·,. ~l:;"-•<t1 ..... ·~ :~.· •. :r.•?·~4t' . I 1 • t . • ·:; ·.·-· ~,, '... . ~.! .. ,. .~.- ·-'..- ... • . . ; . ~.r:. I ).: : 12. Does the interrogati~n report indicate whether or not only one instrument was issued per or were the instruments packed ~Gent,· in a group in a special type of contniner that would· perhaps contain or twelve of the instruments? ~en . - '· .. General .... ... l. Can th~ report in this matter be obtained· :throuch liaison · chari~ · • •• 2. As stated above, can we obtain any residue materiRl left after . . the toxicologist's work, or even the other container or parts This scanned page from a declassified CIA document primarily consists of typed text, which appears to be a list of questions or investigative points. There are handwritten annotations, specifically a large "B/3" in the upper left quadrant, suggesting a page number or a reference code. The content of the questions points towards an investigation into an instrument or device, its use, and potential biological or chemical applications, with references to "residue material," "microscopic examination," and "biological angle." There is no visual evidence of photographs, diagrams, stamps, or any direct visual depiction of experimental procedures or equipment. The page is characteristically grainy, consistent with older photocopy or scanning technology. the instruments? ~en . - '· .. General .... ... l. Can th~ report in this matter be obtained· :throuch liaison · chari~ · • •• 2. As stated above, can we obtain any residue materiRl left after . . the toxicologist's work, or even the other container or parts J ••. thereof? · l'~ (a) 'fhis might be valuable to determine whether or not by microscopic examination if they were built on the same machines or built by the same medical instrument manu facturing company or plastic manufacturing company • . It appears obvious that this weapon, if it is as good as stated, would be extensively used and certainly there would be gossip, or intelligence information cone 3. Why would a "field..:labo.ratory1 examination of this ' matter and send it immediately to the best research people in the United Stated for study? h. Did the agent state hOW'. much .of the material in the tube was ··necessary to get control of an in~vidual--all, halfJ one drop, or any given part? :~. (a) When the agents were seized, specifically what was the condition of b\th instruments? (b) Were photographs taken of same at this time? (c) \vas the container weighed at this time? . $. ·could the e-ntire situation be a rig~ed job? If so, why such a crude, bulky design, or would be part the rig? th~ o~ ·· 6. Is the collapsible tuoe designed to hold liquid, jelly, or pow- .... · ': der under pressure so that if squeezed it would cause same to , :J . ·: < ·, . • squirt· out ·with considerable force? 7· •. Could the two drops that were· found be a mean.s of holding an- 1 .~· ~-·,.~.-·.· ;,._ \ :~-. other solutio~or· ological in a solution .of some sort. (. ~~:·~.:;~': ..: if:::::~:~·l·~~(~) ·~thoug. . , 17s out the bi-ological angle! could not r\ ·-. .. t:_j: • ... ,• . ·~d.: the b~o og~cal disaP.pear upon exposure to a~r and leave_ ~-: I ''i· f ~ : '4 , (i.'~ . <· !• ."··_• ..· '. ·i·. this, it is suggested , ht •b l h .\· I :! .' -.: . : . '\ , ~l , ·. .: ' ..' ,'_ ,., •I : : . : . : . . ·. , . . : · . . nu• .g pos . s l. The page is a scanned document with significant noise and visible graining, characteristic of older microfilm or photocopies. At the top, there are several circular holes, suggesting it was once part of a binder. The majority of the page is whitespace, with a few scattered black speckles. A short paragraph of text is present on the upper right quadrant. Below this text, a handwritten capital "A" is visible, followed by a dark, rectangular redaction. In the bottom right corner, another dark, rectangular redaction is present, with faint markings that may be part of a stamp or handwritten note. The document appears to be ripped or damaged along the bottom edge. this, it is suggested , ht •b l h .\· I :! .' -.: . : . '\ , ~l , ·. .: ' ..' ,'_ ,., •I : : . : . : . . ·. , . . : · . . nu• .g pos . s l. y av . e ··;.~,~~l\1·.· ~~~-- ~'~ ~ -~ ~- ''··:: :{. ,. . 8; _;:Is there any_ information that would indicnl.o thnt y,ornm or r.erm · · ~ ,;, '., . ;;;.:.::~.·produced disease could be used or hnd been used as ·a hypnotlc'/ ;-···. "•!'.~~f.·· ;.;·?~·~:.In t.his corme~tion, very fast acting di~eases possibly pro-. _, . .• . ·. . ·(·;1·'~ ·:".· . ducing very high tempera.tur . e s are certal.n to . . have been studied · ' . • t· · · ' ( : ' . ... , . :. by the BW. groups. ~ ·. ;·~· . · . · ; : .· ._ ,. :: .. ·· ·. ·· ~~:i~;_:i,;~t:J~~~c;:_:., \;!·:·?<r: .. 5~.;: •' • · ..: ' '. · \ .: 4' •' , · . ·U • • . , ~ , -~ l ,": t ···~ • ~ .. .. : t ." ~ , .. J . t . ' . . ~ ~ ;..- . 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