Documentary: The US Government Covered Up Use of Biowarfare in Korea by Killing Its Own Scientist and Then Claiming It Was an LSD Experiment Gone Wrong

The Netflix documentary “Wormwood” is a must see. The US government has a history of using sensationalistic cover stories to obscure the reality of biowarfare and control scientists.

One of the best things I did at the start of the pandemic was watch the Netflix documentary miniseries “Wormwood”.

It shows the lengths the US government will go to suppress information regarding its use of biological warfare: killing its own scientists.

It also exposes the lengths to which the US government will go to create false cover stories, or “limited hangouts”.

The US government initially claimed the 1953 death of Frank Olson, a scientist at the United States Army Biological Warfare Laboratories at Camp Detrick (now Fort Detrick) in Maryland, was an inexplicable suicide. He had “fallen” out of a hotel window while visiting New York City.

In 1975, the Rockefeller Commission sensationally “disclosed” it was “actually” an LSD experiment gone wrong, part of the MK-Ultra mind control program.

However, it now appears that that was just another cover story. Olson’s death appears to have been an execution to cover up for US biological warfare.