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Bluobird Toan

Modicnl Sumnry  Fila lo.1 D3 - 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6

The ncdicntion ruinistered was Sodiun Amytal intravoncusly, 5 solution givou it the rote of l ec e minute. The stimulats wero Benzetrine intravenously mnd Picrotoxin intrnvouously.

The total maount of Sedium Amytal ausinistored was 16 co or 0.8 tm. The anount of tho Donzedrine solution totaled 5 co or 20  was given nnd l.5 cc of Picrotoxin.

Tho medication nas togun at l048. At ll0G, after 1l cc had born adniniatcrod, the Sutject complnired of blurrod vision. At lll2, following the ulaiuistrntion of 12 cc (totnl), his eyos cuomod honvy. At ll2l, after thc total adainiatrntion of 16 cc, he πas found to bo yewning. At llz9, ho was aslcop but could bo fairly onsily aroused. At 12l2, tho subconccious isolabion wrs acconplishod. At l2l5, ho wns rerrosaod and exhibitod tho omotional reactions appropriato to. tho occasion. At l247, the stiaulnut wao begun, thnt io, Denzedrine intravonoualy. At 1252, a totnl of 5 ec had been adniristored and although the Subject could be eroused, he still seomod quite clecpy. At l22l, Picrotoxin-wns given, a total of 1.5 cc, At l22e, the Subjoct vas awnko. jiovovor, in thy aftornoon after having had his lunch. he as visited in his roon nt l445 nnd wne found to ho slooping aoundly.

The Subject hn! rncsia for the transference. lio hnd no knowlode of any purpose for the aolication othor than that of holping him to rolnx in order to nnke a botter showing on tho D. D). mnchine.

Chiol, I &: S Staff

A/8,I,9,48 24 llovomber 1950

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Case /2 hwas handjed ty the artichoke fenn ini tes in June 1952 ustng: a combined Artichoke technique of druf-nypnasin and a atrairht drue approach. Hence, it aas acred by mrlurs ul tnc árticnoke ioam in consullation aith tho case oflicers Lnal. it would be unnecessarv. Lo aonly àrtichoke methous in this case arain, tut uae thg capr: ler thoesexperimentation. It sas felt.y all hands that T-ests was an iaeai test. case, since he had been l.reatod by the Articnoke technique previously anc r:sults couid bc crcss-chccked trshould also be noted that, ths Case officer who worked with the Je Ccase in June was brought frca ior the sole purpose of working on this case. zrat cnis Lime, was anzaged in a very conolex operation out Gand, nence, his tine was very limited.

Physical details and hackground history of Case #2 was set out. in great detail in Lhe June 1952 report by lhe Artichoke Team and, is not being repeated herein.

On 28 Aumst los2 10:15 AM, the subject was hrcught to the Safe House by reand guards and taken immediately to his room and procedures set out in June were foliowed as belore.

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CASE #2

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Al 1:35 Pii, a conference was called ani B/6 3/6 only the follovine were Lo abtend:s ee(interpretor). A A A tme Case orficere exciuged !lessr A errapparently for personal reasons. Neither the writer nor ¿nare ohiections to this on the basis A that we would be represented bsarennd it was the Artichoke Team's view that no problems shoiid be placed in the way o 13/ .This conference ended at 2:30 Pii.

At 2:35Pi, the subject was taken to the opcrations roon will: orctending and at.2:h0 Fli, beer was carried into the room bree Tne suhject's beor at this Line had hoen drugged with a vory hoavy dosage of the three substances being usot. It appears that on the basis of the kmown facts in this case andi the subject's high intellirence and robust pbysique that the henvy dosage completed drinking his bottle of drugged benr and at 6:06 Ph, the first session ended and the subjoct was taken to his tedroom. At 6:30 Pr, dinner was served-the subject in his room and at this tine he was given another bottle of beer which had been drugged. a 7:20 Pi, the subject had finished his meal. He had consumed all of his beer but had not eaten much of his food.

called another conference and again excluded and This conf'erence ended at B:03 ri and at h:25 t'ri, the sccond sussion bagan with the subject withe the operations room.

At approximately 6:30 Pll, beer was prepared for all individuals in the operations room 'and the subject was given a hoavily drugted hottle of beer. At l0:l0 Pil, the sul:ject had linished nis bottle of beer, and all hands laft the operations roon for a short time Cetuven 10:17 and 10:55 in atlendince. At 10:s5 m, tra c ference ended ararim areturnedtotho operations room and rejoined tne suhject. At 12:05 Hoepscarried in siraight beer and shrimp and remained in the room, apparently on instructions frdrreeerAt rl2r7. Py, this session endod by agreement and this case was concluded orstrts decision. Shortly thoreafter, the subject returned to his beuroon and in view of the necossity fosertesscete leaving at once forsrsnthis case was considered terminated.

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:. On Frlday, 29 Angust 1952, the Ariichoke Tean removet the Lechnical quipment fron te safy house noap and transferred it to the Lat F andy aade tho necnry Lechnical Instailations at this point which were used in Cnses 3, b, and 5. In this connectinn, Lhe rooms in which thn interrogation was carried on at ed/ were suitahls only for monitoring purposes anu a spocial mirror was not placed in these roons. Hence, wherens much of the information in the First two cases was by direct eye-witness and monitoring, the following casns were monitored only. After the handling of the first two cases, which wers hard-core arent tyoes, the btaff officers a Shad mede arrangonents for the. suoptyieg of Pat his requese. Cases 3, l, and 5 were all individuals of this tyne and each individual had been Fiven the "deluxs" trentment -- they had heen placed in comSortable uouses, had not, hoon confined in any way, had heen given spending money and a Freat amount of freedom. They had not teen harassed in any manner  and no thifeats had beon made, evan though all of them had given stories which wure not wholly factual and which were in parts evasive and, at times, palpably false.

On Saturday, 30 August 1952, after a brief conference at 9:05 Ai 3/3 with all hands present Care /3, the firsaremry was brought to the operations roon aera and the first, session atarted at 9:35 AM Eaepescase officors) B/3 interrogation.bretiboecialists, including eectclearly established that arovsrrsand was not, Iron an intelligence point bi 'vew, a particulhriy valuable subject.

At, 9:ho AH, coffee was prepared and a bitter tasling substanc? (quinnine sulphate --?--)was claced in the subject's cuo. This was done on instructions fromssehecause he explained that he wished to make the suhidct's coffee taste bitter. No other cnemical was added at this time. Argee room. Again at l0:20 another pot of coffee was made-and ore of the bitter sutstance was nlaced is the subject's coffee and carried into the operations room b

CASE #3

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At l0:50 Aii, the subject was given a tottle of heavily drugged beer while all others in the ruon were served nnconlariinatad bottlosor beur.. At ll:22 Aři, tho suhject had consumed the cntire tottle of beer.

At 12:30 Pli, the session ended and all hands stopped for lunch with no significant comnents made at this time.

At 1:30 pM, the second session began with this subject withe again in the operations roon. AL 2:50Phi, another bottle of beer was prepared andi zt 3:00 Pi, the drufyed beer was taken in and given to the subject

"At L:O2 PH, the officers monitoring the interrogation were informed that direct questions were now being put to the suhject whereas previously the discussions had been friendly and informal.

At h:25 PM aerrescane into the monitoring roon and advised that the subject, in going to the bathroom, had stumbled and fallen apparently\_in an intoxicated manner. At 5:25 Fil, this session onded andterssbescorted the subject from the area.

At. 5:37 P, a-genorai conlerence,was held by all hands including in the monitoring The vriler at this tine noted some enthusiasn on the part oraged ansst for th technique but under direct questioning hy the writer, cartain, onvious weaknesses appeared. Il was the writer's opinion tne efand rre had beon zerhaps "psychologically conditioned" by previously talking tesr.and their opinions were not coldbagiggartial. This was later confirmod by talking withtsis andgse and br thoir. connents made later to the Artichoke Tean and also to dzwsstas andsrre At 6:20 Pi, this conference ended and this case was concluded.

NOTE: The writer fesls thal, it is advisahle at this tine to point.out that during the course of the day's . sessions, this subject drank only thrce bottles of boor yet,, according to eye-witness renorts, he. appeared intoxicated, stumhled ard fell going to the hathroom. According to stw the subject was able to drink many times this anount and the writer believes the use of drugs could not be called surrepticious since any intelligent person would wondler why after only three bottles of beer he had become intoxicated and fallen.

The writer also feels that he should point out that this subject altered or changed several of his previously given statements during the day's sessions.

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On 30 August 1952 (Sunday), the rxperimental Team interrogated Case/h TE made false and evasive stateaents to - As.stated before, ne hau vinusly anterrogators and his story to date had contained numerous discrepancies.

At 9:ho AN, a goneral conference was held witk all-hands Dresont. At l0:17 Ar, the conference ended and at l0:2h A he was joined bn escorted the subject into the operations room and shortly thercafter B/6 rahad entered the operations roon previously.

At 10:h0 Al, coffee was prepared with drugs and at l0:50 AM (approximately) this coffee was carried into the onerations room with the drugred coflen heing given to the suhjoct s At ll:07 Ai, more coffee was requested and this was sent in. This coflee was not drugred.

At ll:2l AM, the subject was given druzged beer by who A had left the roon and returned carrying the beer.

The morning session ended at l:Zl Pi and the entire eroup adjourned for lunch.

At 2:32 Pi, the second seasion began with tnis subject with re Rarattending.At2:50 PHdruered cofiee was prepared and giben to the subject. This coffes was finished by the subject at 3:20 Pi.

The interrogation continued until u:50 rH when non-contaminated beer was taken inlo the operation.: roga. A1 5:30 PH, the session ended and Lhe suhject was escorted out by A

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CASE /4

The writer asked bota Srewhether there was any more reason to believe his state ments now than previously and Fand at this timo admitted that thcy could not be cer-.tain as to which statement was nearer tae truth. No other significant comments were mado at this time.

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On 3 Seutember 1952, Wendesday, Case  was interrogated hy the B/3 tsr Thiis subject was and-nad never been questioned in detail but had only been engaged in gereral convorsations. Hence, he appeared to be ideal material for the.tr technique.

At 9:18 A aneas brought the suhject into the onerations room and were joined immcdiately thcreafter by i

At 9:37 Ai, coffee was prepared and heavily drugred for tho subject and given to him. Py l0:05 AN, tha"subject had finished this cofee and at l):2l AM, drugged beor was given to the subject. Again at ll:2L Ai, another bottle of beer was heavily drugzed and siven to the subject. At ll:h5 A, all beer was linished and at l2:4l PH, the morning-session ended and all hands adjourned for lunch.

The\_afternoon session began at l:u5 PH wit Mdiand in the operations room. A lew minutes later, a bottle of heavily dfugged beer was given to the subject whicn- hs finished at approximately 2:50 Fl. At L:05 [ii,;the session ended and the subject. left the opsratiops.roon. Petween h:05 th and u:22 Fi, a conference was held wit aattering and with no significaht comments noted.

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CASE #5

Immediately thoreafter, a concral conference was held in the ooerations room wi and attending. The writer, who was not asked to join in this discussion, monitored it and noted a disagreement betwgen as to results obtained although both indicated they thought the provious day's session was more successful. In general, the resuits werê totally negative. This conference was concluded at 6:00 Pii.