CIA Document Reveals Hypodermic Weapon Disguised as a Mystery
In September 1951, a U.S. intelligence official submitted a detailed set of handwritten and typed questions to colleagues concerning a confiscated object-a crude, collapsible injection device recovered from an unspecified operation. The document doesn’t name a suspect...
Covert Influence: Inside the CIA’s Behavioral Drug Programs
The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) maintained a long-running interest in behavioral drugs for both defensive and offensive purposes. From the 1950s through the early 1970s, the agency explored ways to: Protect its operatives from hostile drug interrogation. Use...
UAPs Sighted Over Belgian Congo Mines
One of the most unusual and sobering declassified reports from early Cold War archives centers on repeated sightings of unidentified aerial phenomena near a region of immense geopolitical value: the uranium mines of the Belgian Congo. The brief but explosive document,...
Eyes on East Germany: UAP Reports from Behind the Iron Curtain
In the midst of Cold War secrecy, even the most tightly controlled societies couldn’t fully suppress reports of strange aerial encounters. A newly surfaced document titled "‘Flying Saucers’ in East Germany" reveals that in 1952, the East German government was tracking...
