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Filed JUL 5 · 2026Runtime 4 min

Report Of Inspection Of MKULTRA 26 July 1963 (proper FOIA Citations)

U.S. public record · FOIAUpdated July 5, 2026

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Document: Report of Inspection of MKULTRA, 26 July 1963 Agency: Central Intelligence Agency Date: 26 July 1963 Notable: Released as part of FOIA case F-2014-00281, this report details the CIA's MKULTRA program, a secret research and development project focused on controlling human behavior through chemical, biological, and radiological materials.

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JUL 5 · 2026
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Declassified · U.S. public record (FOIA)
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Document: Report of Inspection of MKULTRA, 26 July 1963 Agency: Central Intelligence Agency Date: 26 July 1963 Notable: Released as part of FOIA case F-2014-00281, this report details the CIA's MKULTRA program, a secret research and development project focused on controlling human behavior through…

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Document: Report of Inspection of MKULTRA, 26 July 1963 Agency: Central Intelligence Agency Date: 26 July 1963 Notable: Released as part of FOIA case F-2014-00281, this report details the CIA's MKULTRA program, a secret research and development project focused on controlling human behavior through chemical, biological, and radiological materials.
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