NEW MONTAUK EVIDENCE: MK-ULTRA, Monarch & the Wizard of Oz Connection | Chris Laterreur| TSP #2799

Guest bio and introduction

Tonight, returning guest Chris Laterreur, author of The Montauk Boys: Terror at Montauk, joins the Typical Skeptic Podcast for an investigation into MK-Ultra, Project Monarch, the Montauk Project, trauma-based mind control, and alleged programming involving children.

Chris describes himself as a survivor of covert experimentation and claims he was recruited into secret programs beginning at six years old. His book is presented as his sworn statement concerning what he says occurred at Camp Hero and other facilities, culminating in the alleged Montauk experiment of August 12, 1983. Chris has appeared on numerous programs discussing human experimentation, alter creation, psychic research, black projects, and what he believes became part of the inspiration behind Stranger Things.

Tonight, Chris will present material that he says connects retired Major Martin Swerdlow to teaching children between the ages of six and twelve using The Wizard of Oz during years relevant to the alleged program. We’ll examine exactly what the material shows, where it came from, and how Chris believes it connects to the broader Montauk story.

Chris’s official website describes Terror at Montauk as a sworn statement and legal document concerning the alleged events at Camp Hero. $1 from each copy is reportedly donated to organizations helping survivors.

Short description

Author and self-described Montauk survivor Chris Laterreur returns with material he says could shed new light on the alleged use of Wizard of Oz themes in child programming. We investigate MK-Ultra, Project Monarch, Camp Hero, trauma-based mind control, alter creation, and the testimony presented in Chris’s book, The Montauk Boys: Terror at Montauk.

LIVE at 8 PM Eastern — Typical Skeptic Podcast #2799

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Tonight, author and returning guest Chris Laterreur joins me to open the files on one of the darkest and most controversial stories in modern conspiracy research.

Chris is the author of The Montauk Boys: Terror at Montauk and describes himself as a survivor of MK-Ultra, Project Monarch, and the alleged experiments conducted at Camp Hero.