Former CIA Officer Testifies to Congress: ‘MK-Ultra Used To Mind-Control Mass Shooters and Hollywood Celebrities’

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by Sean Adl-Tabatabai, The Peoples Voice:

In a hearing that sent shockwaves through Capitol Hill, a former CIA officer delivered chilling testimony before Congress, declaring that the agency’s infamous mind control program, MK-Ultra, was never shut down and is still used to mind-control subjects including entertainment industry stars and mass shooters.

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The dramatic allegations unfolded during the House Oversight Committee session titled “Mind Control and Accountability: Uncovering the Truth of the CIA’s MK-Ultra Experiments,” chaired by firebrand Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-FL).

Lawmakers and witnesses painted a picture of decades-long government abuse: unwitting American victims subjected to LSD-fueled nightmares, psychological torture, electroshock, hypnosis, and sensory deprivation – all in a quest for total mind control.

“This was a deliberate, systematic governmental operation… authorized by the very top of the U.S. intelligence apparatus,” Luna declared, branding the experiments “crimes against humanity” committed by the CIA against its own citizens.

Records Burned, Truth Buried

The hearing laid bare one of the darkest chapters in American intelligence history – and raised explosive new questions about whether it ever ended.MK-Ultra officially ran from 1953 to 1973, targeting hospital patients, prisoners, veterans, and everyday Americans without their knowledge or consent.

Then-CIA Director Richard Helms personally ordered the destruction of all related records in 1973 as he left office amid the Watergate scandal.According to testimony and historical records, MK-Ultra mastermind Sidney Gottlieb and his team spent an entire day incinerating 152 files.

Gottlieb even had his personal papers destroyed. When the head of the CIA’s own records center objected in writing, he was overruled.“That is obstruction of justice. That is criminal destruction of federal records,” Luna stated forcefully. “No one went to prison. No victims received formal compensation.”

The CIA has long insisted the program was a “failure.” But multiple witnesses, including investigative journalist Tom O’Neill, author of Chaos, accused the agency of deliberately misleading Congress for over 50 years.

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