Manson murders allegedly tied to CIA mind control experiments: congressional testimony

A House committee is examining declassified CIA records related to MKUltra, a Cold War-era program involving experiments on human subjects. The records are being reviewed in connection with questions about whether the program had any connection to Charles Manson or the 1969 murders committed by members of his group. The nature of the specific testimony and which documents are being declassified have not been detailed in official statements. MKUltra was publicly confirmed by the CIA in 1975 to have involved non-consensual drug testing and psychological experiments on American citizens between the 1950s and 1970s.

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