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Ready to see one of the most famous alleged alien abduction incidents questioned? It’s coming, anyway. It’s that

Ready to see one of the most famous alleged alien abduction incidents questioned? It’s coming, anyway. It’s that

3:32 Frank Olson was born in 1910 to Olaf and Anna Olson in the town of Hurley.  He was an exceptional student and graduated from Hurley High School in 1927.  He went on to the University of Wisconsin in Madison where he distinguished himself as an honors student in the study of agriculture.  He briefly worked as a substitute teacher in Hurley but returned to Madison and earned a Ph.D. in bacteriology in 1938.  It was in Madison that he entered the R.O.T.C. and earned a commission in the ar...

Some mysterious deaths just seem destined to lodge themselves into the annals of unsolved mysteries and generate stories of dark conspiracies and murders. Such cases can become embroiled with all manner of talk of nefarious dealings and sinister characters pulling the strings, and one such very odd case is that of a man who worked in the area of government mind-control experiments, fueling talk of cover-ups and ominous experiments in programming the human mind. On the cold morning of November 2...

Today’s article is on the mysterious 1953 death of a man named Frank Olson, a brilliant chemist who, in the early 1950s, worked for the U.S. Army’s Special Operations Division. Although Olson was at the forefront of researching mind-altering technology – such as MKUltra – his work was not destined to last. Nor was his life. Olson died on November 28, 1953, as a result of a fall from the 10th floor of the Statler Hotel, Manhattan. Was Olson pushed? Did he fall? Those questions still exis...