Articles: John Marks

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The Search for the Manchurian Candidate - The CIA and Mind Control: Brainwashing (Chapter 8)

John Marks | 2004-06-10 - His smorgasbord approach brought together virtually all possible techniques of mind control, which he tested individually and together. When his Agency grant came through in 1957, Cameron began work on sensory deprivation.

The Search for the Manchurian Candidate - The CIA and Mind Control: WWII (Chapter 1)

John Marks | 2004-06-08 - Estabrooks realized that the only certain way to know whether a person would commit a crime like murder under hypnosis was to have the person kill someone. Unwilling to settle the issue on his own by trying the experiment, he felt that government sanction of the process would relieve the hypnotist of personal responsibility.