CIA Mind Control Operation MK-ULTRA
"First subjects were unknowing military personnel. "Due to the psyhologically destructive nature of brainwashing research, the CIA began to seek new, unwitting test subject in psychiatric hospitals. From 1957-1964, patients at the Allan Memoral Institute in Montreal became mind control guinea pigs for MK-ULTRA scientist Ewen Cameron... probably the foremost psychologist of his time in the 1950s'"
"Ewen Cameron... using high tech sound techniques... forced people to listen to recorded messages...[ while under stupor brought about by the injection into the vein of lysergic acid]"
"... the fright became the terror... I felt my bones were melting... I just didn't know who I was anymore."
"In 1977, the Church Hearings investigated the top secret mind control project. This forced the CIA to release files exposing the history of MK-ULTRA...
"In 1980, the CIA was sued by nine victims of Dr. Cameron's mind control research. They were awarded $100,000 in compensatory damages."