Conspiracy: 8 Far-Fetched Theories That Turned Out To Be True
CIA HEART ATTACK GUN
Mary Embree, who began her career in the CIA as a secretary in the Audio-Surveillance Divison before being promoted to the Technical Services department, says she was asked to research a poison that would induce a heart attack in its victim but would be undetectable in a post-mortem. Embree’s research led to the development of a top-secret weapon known as the “heart-attack gun.” It involved the freezing of shellfish toxin mixed with water to form a frozen dart which would then be fired from the heart-attack gun. Once inside the body, the poison would then dissolve into the person’s bloodstream and cause a heart attack. In 1975 CIA Director William Colby presented the weapon at a Church Committee hearing, cha… Continue Reading (1 minute read)