MKULTRA: Government Mind Control Experiments; Part 3

Mengele, the “Angel of Death,” was an SS doctor who experimented on people at Auschwitz for 21 months. Along with Italian researchers, he was an expert in finding ways to bind victims to their torturers. He enjoyed selecting people for death, sometimes simply shot victims, and , as a geneticist, performed a number of ghastly experiments. He was especially interested in twins, but only 3000 of them survived. He also learned how to create artificial twinning between two children.The value of this research was convincing victims they had a twin somewhere and that their programmer could help them find the twin. In Canada, it is believed that Mengele came to Canada via Brazil and the US government and went by the names “Dr. Green” and “Dr. Gruenbaum.” But some contend that a Jewish doctor who collaborated with the Nazis also used the latter cover name. Silvio Day recalled that Mengele worked in the garb of a priest at St. Jean de Dieu. Silvin claimed to have once mocked his German doctor with a “Hi Hitler.” A Montreal woman remembers a man she was to address as "Herr Doktor" who spoke bad French. The meeting occurred in 1968 and he appeared to be in his late fifties. It is believed that Mengele was in Montreal until 1962. Victims recall he wanted to be called “Vaterchen” (Daddy) and “Schoen Joseph.”

In Canada, survivors believed that he worked at the Allan Memorial branch of McGill University. Although he was supposed to have died of a stroke or swimming accident in 1979 in Brazil, the US Marshal’s Service proposed a mission to apprehend him in Paraguay in 1985. There is a widespread belief that Mengele was in Montreal until 1962, working with Dr. Cameron, who sometimes called himself “Dr. White.”. Gazil Kastner, was one of the survivors of experiments at the Allan Memorial Institute. She received 55,000 pounds from the Canadian government and CIA in the mid-1990s in compensation. In 2006, she told a British documentary that she was regressed to childhood via electroconvulsive therapy.

Karl Blome was an SA major General and important Nazi medical experimenter. He worked for the US for a time and then was put on trial in 1957 for his medical experiments and euthanasia. He just barely got off. At Dachau, he was involved in mustard gas experiments/

Dr. Hermann Becker-Freysing, a physiologist, though convicted for medical experiments at Nuremberg spent time working for the US, writing reports on his experiments. . His work included starving prisoners and then force-feeding them.

Siegfried Ruff was another Nazi who worked for the US. He wrote reports for the Army Air Force on his high altitude experiments on prisoners.

Scientists who worked for I.G. Farben were often used in the search for a truth serum. Some were temporarily released from prison to work for the Army Chemical Corps. Others ended up working at Edgewood Arsenal. It is known that in the early years, the army Chemical Corps tested LSD on 1000 soldiers who “ volunteered. “ It was also administered to terminally ill civilian patients.