The cia's heart attack weapon of assassination

In 1975 during a U.S. Senate testimony on rogue activities of the CIA, it was revealed that the CIA had a heart attack weapon. As shown in the video, the assassination weapon is a normal looking pistol that fires a small poisoned dart that can penetrate clothes and will only feel as though you were bit by a mosquito, or you may not feel anything at all. The poison dart enters the bloodstream, causes the heart attack after some time and disintegrates so if an autopsy were to be preformed it would mostly like find that the heart attack was due from natural causes.

FOXDIE?!

I'd have thought they have used something like microwaves - in Sweden they discovered that a large radar system was actually giving agricultural workers heart attacks.

a reply to: stormcell

Never heard that before.. I believe they can also induce someone with cancer by carcinogenic poison or something. Aids and Ebola like viruses can also be given to people after their grow in human tissue cultures which can make cancers jump species. I posted a video a while back where the discoverer of the aids virus is asked about the possibility of accidentally giving raise to aids because in the 70s viruses where being created for biological warfare capabilities because some of which they where creating with mixing cat leukemia and chicken sarcoma had symptoms similar to aids like retro viruses. Not to mention, like how a recent thread showed, they have tested their bio and chemicals weapons on us

As horrible as this kind of weapon is. I find myself very UN-surpirsed it actually exists.

Perhaps the death of Andrew Breitbart at age 43 is an example.

Now I would guess its a chemical swipe on the person ,maybe prussic acid and DMSO.

Yeah this has been in like a million TV shows and movies. Now they do it with nanotech.

a reply to: ~Lucidity

Nanomachines?!

definitely not surprising at all. i can imagine the number of people who would dismiss something like this being available even today and that's what their showing the public they had in 75.

now they can just give people heart attacks with sonic weapons. no dart needed, no projectile necessary.

oh brave new world

'Chip' Tatum who was an agent for the CIA, talks about a heart attack drug they used in an interview here @ 1 Hr. 32 Min.:

"Thats why the coroners always report these as heart attacks, there is no poison that shows up."

Black Ops Operative Chip Tatum Interview

He also talks about a truth serum they also used called buradenga @ 1:29:30 Min.:

"We use that to drug a target, we can put them under our complete power... they'll do whatever we ask them to do and when the drug wears off they won't remember anything that went on. Used quite extensively... We've used it for years in the CIA but now it's out in the general populace"

Black Ops Operative Chip Tatum Interview

BTW, @ 1:26 min. he talks about the time he was personally thanked by 'Slick' Willie for all the hard work he was doing for the drug operation in Arkansas.

These videos tend to disappear quite frequently, try this search for a backup...

CHIP TATUM: Yes. We don't, you know - when we neutralize, we use, quote, "compound poisons" and so forth that imitate heart attacks and don't show up. You know, neutralizations and assassinations aren't blatant. Sometimes they are. Sometimes we'll use a South African to kill the Sweden leader, or something like that.

TED GUNDERSON: Well, if somebody - if anybody knows too much about any one item, they do a nice job of assassinating him or they kill him - they die of a heart attack, or they're Arkancided, otherwise known as suicided, or they die in a plane crash.

TED GUNDERSON: Do they teach these Customs agents to kill people like they do the CIA agents?

CHIP TATUM: You know, all it takes is a binary poison. On a binary poison, you give the first section of the compound to the target, and then, within three weeks, you can hit him with the second part, so it never shows up as a poison, but it does give him a heart attack and all the symptoms of a heart attack, and it is a heart attack. However, you don’t – an autopsy doesn’t reveal a poison, it just reveals a compound that’s normally found in the body.

1997 Transcript of 12 hours of radio

a reply to: Bennyzilla

Little nanobugs yep yep.

a reply to: schuyler

Who was Andrew cause I just saw that a little while ago but didn't read it, was he a researcher or something.

Oh ok, I wonder how many people have been hit with it. I read something about a political figure in some other country that was shot with and died by the weapon that was hidden in the form of an umbrella

The video in the OP appears to be a clip from a TV Movie called 'Secrets of the CIA' made in 1998 by Turner.

A longer version (8 min.) is embedded below and the full movie is at the bottom...

Former CIA employee Mary Embree discusses the infamous heart attack gun. The weapon was first made public during the Church Committee hearings in 1975. Very lethal & untraceable, using this weapon a murder is made to look natural. No doubt the CIA has been using this weapon and has most likely improved upon it since the 70's. This clip is an excerpt from "Secrets of the CIA" 1998

According to Global Research, a poison dart gun was one of the weapons used to silence JFK...

The article also mentions that these weapons were being used in the late 50's.

This video talks about the "umbrella man" seen in Dallas on the day of the JFK assassination:

Mr. Charles Senseney, a CIA weapon developer at Fort Detrick, Maryland, testified before the Senate Intelligence Committee in September 1975 where he described an umbrella poison dart gun he had made. He said it was always used in crowds with the umbrella open, firing through the webing so it would not attract attention. Since it was silent, no one in the crowd could hear it and the assassin merely would fold up the umbrella and saunter away with the crowd.

Video footage of the assassination of John F Kennedy shows this umbrella gun being used in Dealey Plaza. Video evidence of the events of November 22, 1963 shows that the first shot fired on the fateful day had always seemed to have had a paralytic effect on Kennedy.

His fists were clenched and his head, shoulders and arms seemed to stiffen. An autopsy revealed that there was a small entrance wound in his neck but no evidence of a bullet path through his neck and no bullet was ever recovered that matched that small size.

A former CIA agent disclosed that the darts were made of a frozen form of the liquid poison. She disclosed that the dart would melt within the target and would only leave a very tiny red dot at the entry point – the same type of small entrance wound that was found during the autopsy of John F Kennedy.

For over 50 years assassinations have been carried out so skillfully as to leave the impression that the victims died from natural causes. Details of some of the techniques used to achieve this were brought to light in 1961 when professional KGB assassin Bogdan Stashinskiy defected to the West and revealed that he had successfully performed two such missions.

In 1957 he killed Ukrainian emigré writer Lev Rebet in Munich with a poison vapor gun which left the victim dead of an apparent heart attack. In 1959, the same type of weapon was used on Ukrainian emigré leader Stepan Bandera, although Bandera’s death was never fully accepted as having been from natural causes.

CIA Targeted Assassinations by Induced Heart Attack and Cancer

More on the umbrella poison dart gun:

Some of the wildest theories about the Kennedy assassination center around The Umbrella Man -- a figure in Dealey Plaza holding an open umbrella in spite of the fact that no rain was falling. The House Select Committee located the man -- a fellow named Louis Witt -- who was engaging in a rather arcane form of political protest. The umbrella was a symbol of the policy of appeasement toward Hitler in the 1930s -- a policy Kennedy's father had supported as U.S. Ambassador to Great Britain.

But conspiracists obviously feel the man must somehow be implicated in the assassination. Many conspiracists believe that The Umbrella Man was a signaler of some kind, apparently believing that the conspirators couldn't afford a more sophisticated means of communication. But an even further-out theory was developed by Robert Cutler. Cutler believed that the umbrella contained a poison dart gun used by The Umbrella Man to shoot Kennedy and paralyze him. This supposedly made Kennedy a "sitting duck" for the head shot.

According to Prouty:

"It was not long before the weapon system was under top secret control and was being worked on by some of the military specialists at Fort Detrick. I heard about the development of the weapon many times later, but I did not see it again until it was exhibited at the Church Committee hearings. Shortly after that, when I saw Cutler's first "Umbrella Man" book (The Umbrella Man: Evidence of Conspiracy), published in October 1975 and describing an "air-rifle" type umbrella weapon, I wrote to him to explain that I thought it much more likely that The Umbrella Man had used the rocket flechette I had seen demonstrated."

The Flechette-Shooting Umbrella JFK Theory

originally posted by: Telepathy3
a reply to: schuyler

Who was Andrew cause I just saw that a little while ago but didn't read it, was he a researcher or something.

Breitbart was a very aggressive conservative known for wading into liberal enclaves to "take them on." He's one of the guys who skewered Congressman Wiener when the latter was sending pictures of his privates to other women. Breitbart claimed to have a "smoking gun" that would "Out" Obama, a video that showed him to be something other than he was. (Socialist? Gay? I dunno. There's lots of stuff on Obama that has been suppressed, some of which I've seen myself. I personally consider it all a moot point at this stage.) He talked about it--a lot, and said it would be published "shortly."

But then he was walking down a street in the open and suddenly died of a heart attack. There was a lot of speculation at the time that a heart attack for someone so young was very rare, and that his symptoms, including the color of his skin when he was found, indicated a poison may have been used. You can probably google a lot more information about him.

a reply to: Telepathy3

Anything that we had along that line was probably taken from earlier Soviet weapons. One that they had was an umbrella that had a poisoned needle in the tip. "Accidentally" jab a victim with that in an elevator and you've done the deed. No gun required. --Does a GUN even make sense as a device for delivery?

The CIA in its developing Remote Viewing program had a retired cop named Pat Price who was phenomenal in being able to precisely RV material and files stashed away from everybody in filing cabinets. He mysteriously died as he was returning to his RVing duties in California but had a stop off in Vegas to do a little gaming--makes sense if you have that talent!

I don't recall all of the details but he died of a sudden and mysterious ailment thought by some to be a quick-acting poison. Officially, it was claimed that it was a rare but quick-acting and natural malady. But anyone in touch with the world of espionage that understands that our RV work was nothing but a hurried catch-up program to valid what we knew about far older Soviet programs is not going to buy that explanation.

A silent method of assassination that appears to be a simple natural death via heart attack that's virtually untraceable?

Richard "The Iceman" Kuklinski, alleged mob assassin, was talking about his various,methods of killing people, and he mentioned a spray, that you could just walk up and spray it in someones face. He didnt say how it worked, or how long it took. Or what was in it. I just thought it was of interest and related to the topic at hand.