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9 Ma,:r 1951 -· 0 :·. ' '0 . . : . ~ , · l l- ~ '~ • 1 :' ' i.' . ' .· ; ' · ' \ ~ ~ · ~ · t ~ · ;W ~ , 1· · t " · I ' ' . 't f · ' (•i ! . ~ . ,_ !. , ~ , ' . ~ I , .. . I · . ... . • ..~ '-""r'~.l1':• 'l'·' -'.:'; . "'•. ;.. . •._ • '\/'' .• - -~ ... I• . · ''·~. ,·, : ,'Ill'' I '.' ' FJ:~s:~~- :'I i: • . ' '. 11 ·. ;·. ~ j .. ..•. ''· I .. ' '· 5cribed Lion. lie situ~ contact wit since the latter's arrival g the family and all matters rela the case. underGoinG extensive psychiatric inve5tigation, ·and it is planned to make a complete and thoro\\t;;h analJ•sis of his entire history. t-ed that he \'IOuld be glad to open the files in the sugGested that ·in our approach for this purpose _repo1·t. "'ie ~~ .. , ... - . ' ·, .: .. . .. ' :.. . . • .. ·' .. : • ,: ... •: 1 • -------~--11 This page is the cover of a declassified document from The Black Vault's MKULTRA/Mind Control Collection. It displays a stylized graphic of a vault door on the left and a title "THE BLACK VAULT" in large, white, distressed lettering on a dark background. The right side of the page contains a text block explaining that the document was obtained from The Black Vault, an online database of declassified government documents, and specifies that this record is from the MKULTRA/Mind Control Collection, housing over 20,000 pages declassified by the CIA. A website address, "http://mkultra.theblackvault.com," is prominently displayed in yellow at the bottom. There are no photographs, handwritten annotations, official stamps, or forms visible on this page. The document is a declassified memorandum with typed text and handwritten annotations. The top right corner features handwritten text in a dark ink, possibly a date and classification marking: "A1B 4, 18/14". The body of the document contains several lines of heavily redacted text, appearing as blacked-out rectangles of various sizes. These redactions obscure names, project details, and specific findings. On the left side of the page, there are handwritten markings in a blue ink, consisting of combinations of letters and numbers like "H-B16", "B13 A", and "B/3 CB", possibly indicating document handling or categorization. The overall appearance suggests a heavily reviewed and censored government document from the mid-20th century. The page contains typed text from what appears to be a report or memo. There are several areas of redaction, indicated by black boxes obscuring parts of the text. Handwritten annotations are present on the left side of the page, including "H-B/6" and "H-B/3", as well as a numeral "A" lower down. There are also some faint, smudged markings and what may be an official stamp but it is too obscured to identify. The scattered dots and smudges across the page suggest age and potential damage to the document.