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CIA Created 'Jason Bourne' Trained Killers In Disturbing Experiments

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Source: Splash News

Aug. 4 2016, Updated 11:33 a.m. ET

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Shocking documents obtained exclusively by RadarOnline.com reveal the CIA used mind-control experiments to create trained killers in real-life scenarios frighteningly similar to the plots powering Jason Bourne movies!

A top-secret project, launched in 1953, was known as MKUltra and involved 149 experiments.

One involved administering LSD to a mental patient every day for 179 days straight. Others involved trying to program assassins and use mind control on foreign leaders.

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As Jason Bourne, Matt Damon plays a secret agent who's lost his identity after being subjected to mind-control experiments by the CIA.

While the agency tried to destroy some of its sinister '50s studies, many experiments later came to light.

In one, a hypnotized woman was ordered to "fly into a rage and shoot" another hypnotized woman if she did not wake up.

Unable to rouse her slumbering partner, she grabbed an unloaded pistol and carried out her orders — and went to sleep.

When both women woke up, neither recalled a thing!

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