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House Oversight panel to hold hearing on CIA MK-Ultra project
A House Oversight Committee panel is scheduled to convene Tuesday morning to examine the CIA's former MK-Ultra program. The hearing will focus on the project's use of universities for behavioral drug testing and modification theories over two decades.
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A House Oversight Committee panel is scheduled to convene Tuesday morning to examine the CIA's former MK-Ultra program. The hearing will focus on the project's use of universities for behavioral drug testing and modification theories over two decades.
The Task Force on the Declassification of Federal Secrets has advanced efforts to obtain additional records on the project. m. EDT.
The project ran for approximately 20 years and involved university-based experiments on behavioral drugs and modification theories. Earlier this year, the task force chair accused the CIA of removing relevant documents from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence.
Officials at the Office of the Director of National Intelligence denied the accusation. The task force has continued to seek greater transparency regarding the program.
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