An army officer jumped to his death from the tenth floor of a Manhattan apartment on 19 November 1953 after participating in CIA LSD experiments.
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An army officer jumped to his death from the tenth floor of a Manhattan apartment on 19 November 1953 after participating in CIA LSD experiments.
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On 19 November 1953, an army officer fell to his death from a tenth-floor apartment in Manhattan. Prior to this tragic event, he participated in LSD experiments conducted by the CIA. The film details this covert program, featuring archival footage and educational drug-scare films. Key figures such as Dick Cheney, Gerald Ford, and Donald Rumsfeld appear in the context of the CIA's controversial activities during this period.
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- See the CIA's controversial LSD experiments in action.
- Find out about the army officer's tragic death in 1953.
- Meet key political figures involved in the CIA's drug program.
Did You Know
- An army officer jumped to his death on 19 November 1953 after LSD experiments.
- The CIA used educational drug-scare films as part of their LSD program.
- The film features prominent figures like Dick Cheney and Gerald Ford.
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What happened to the army officer on 19 November 1953?
An army officer jumped to his death from an apartment on the tenth floor in Manhattan.
What substance was involved in the CIA experiments mentioned in the documentary?
The CIA experiments involved LSD.
Who directed the documentary 'LSD a Go Go'?
The documentary was directed by Scott Calonico.
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