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SUBJECT: SI and H Lxperimentation and Research, 3 February l954.

On Wednesday, 3 February l95l, SI and H experimentation and
research wascarried on in Building13 by Hessrs
and Le and using the following subjects: and In yiew of"the greatly improved work of the previous evening, and the writer agreed to conduct more extensive tests during the session of 3 February. With this in mind, on the first induction:the subjects were driven to as great a depth as possible
with routine tests made as the depth progressed. As soon as the first induction was run, a second test was made and this time each subject was.tested for.their ability to operate with their eyes open,carry out normal movement, carry out instructions specifically
i. while remaining in a deep sleep state. All subjects responded to this test, satisfactorily.

Immediately thereafter, the major work of the night was begun; details follow. All subjects were placed in a very deep hypnotic con-dition.While in this condition theywere given the following instrutions. In a short time they would be told toqen their eyes, act, walk. talk and move about in a perfectly normal manner. After they opened their eyes they were to, take their handbags, leave the operations room accompanied by and the writer. They would go into the ileception Room, put on their hats and coats and sign out with the Cuard in the proper manner, making certain to carry on fully normal conversations with the guard during this process. Thereafter they would show theircredentials, leave the building and lin would enter s car and upon entering she would go into a deep sleep state. liisses an were to followthe same sleep state. There were specific instructions for anesia for all events except going to sleep and awakening.

Hisses Followed out instructions perfectly, entering the cars as designated and thereupon and the writer drove with the subjects in a complete sleep state to Spartment. Arriving at the apartront,the subjects were told to again open their eyes, remain in a deep sleop state and appear normal. The subjects left the cars and proceeded to tir. rapartment and upon entering were told to take off lbeil hats and coats and seat themselves on a large sofa in Mr. dinnette and again pass into a deep sleep with their eyes closed.

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Thereafter, instructed Mi to œen hereyes, remaining in a deep sleep state, proceed into the bedroom and agairi go into a deep sleep state on one of the beds. adid this and then in the presence of\_kr. mand the writer, she was awakened slowly.M was then removed from the bedroom.

anor were then instructed to open their eyes, leave the sofa, go into the bedroom, lie down and go. into a deep sleep state. Thereafter both llisse: were awakened slowly inthe.presence of M and.the writer.

All subjects complied specifically and completely with all instructions issued. All subjects, upon awakening, were completely
and totally bewildered as to where they were and how they reached
that point. It should be noted that had absolutely no
memory of anything but going to sleep in the operatións roon and had about the same depth of amnesia except, she could remeniber vatuely leaving the operations room. an the other hand, while complying perfectly with instructions, stated she was able ta.remember the movement in the car, walking about and entering Bapartment although she admitted most details were extremcly "fuzzy". This test, which has been executed twice previously, (with different subjects) indicates certain very interesting things: l. Hirhly sugrestible individuals such as Hissesand could probably move over long, distances and under noisy and confusing circumstances and remain in an hypnotic state.

2. "Tormal" movement is to all intents and purposes, normal. All three subjects passed by the guard, out the dcor and into the car perfectly·normal although all were acting under full hypnosis.

3. This activity clearly indicates that individuals under hypnosis might be compromised and blackmailed.

L. Although this was in every sense a test and the subjects, of course, had confidence in M. Kani the writer, nevertheless confidences, interests, etc. could be built up by individuals whose motives would not be ol the best.

This work session, including a long discussion following the completion of the above mentioned experiment, concluded at approximately:10:00PN.