At Lexington, prisoners “who, after taking a brief physical examination and signing a general consent form, were administered hallucinogenic drugs”, according to the Church Committee. Addicts were rewarded with drugs. [1] In 1977 Senator Huddleston asked Turner about Dr. Harris Isbell, who ran the Lexington work, and his correspondence with someone at the CIA. [2]
The Subproject 47 memo of June 1956 planned studies of LSD and other drugs on volunteers at a penitentiary. [3]
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