Unmasking the Darkness: The Haunting Legacy of Project MK Ultra | Absolute Documentaries

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Published on Feb 20, 2025
Project MK Ultra, initiated by the CIA after World War II, conducted classified experiments on unwitting human subjects. These heinous activities involved drugging, sexual assault, torture, and even murder of innocent citizens. Though officially reported as shuttered, experts assert that its sinister legacy continues to persist today.

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From: American Mind Control: MK Ultra

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