If the CIA could secretly fund leading scientists through a charity with a dull name, the argument goes, then any research of the period might be compromised, and the scientists themselves may have been unknowing tools. [1][2]
The strongest version of this theory
Respectable science was a cover for the CIA.
The sources
- US Senate — Project MKULTRA, joint hearing, August 3, 1977 ↗
173-page official scan. Prepared statements, questions and answers are distinguished; Appendix A reprints the relevant Church Committee investigation. Printed page numbers differ from PDF page indices.
- George Cooper — Opinion regarding Canadian funding and Allan Memorial patients, 1986 ↗
Official government-hosted PDF of George Cooper’s May1986 opinion. Direct download was unreliable during this review; selected historical sections were checked through the separately linked archived OCR. It is a government-commissioned opinion, not a court judgment resolving every patient’s experience.
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