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7.PLUTONIUM INJECTION INTO 18 UNSUSPECTING HUMAN GUINEA PIGS
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- Elmer Allen was a Black railroad porter
associated with Chicago—not simply a hospital porter. Researchers
designated him CAL-3. - On July 18, 1947, Allen was injected with
plutonium-238 at the University of California Hospital in San Francisco,
shortly before his left leg was amputated. - Although his medical chart contains a consent
notation, it does not establish that he was told he was receiving
plutonium, that the injection offered no medical benefit, or that it was
part of secret government research. - Allen lived another 44 years, dying in 1991 from
respiratory failure and pneumonia. - The report lists all 18 injection subjects,
their codes, known names, documented race when available, doses, and
outcomes. Several real names and most racial classifications remain
unavailable in reliable public records. - These injections were conducted through the Manhattan
Project/Manhattan Engineer District and subsequently the Atomic Energy
Commission—not the CIA. - The CIA considered radiological methods under
MKULTRA, including proposed radioactive identification markers. However,
investigators could not establish that those techniques were tested on
people. - A CIA-connected proposal mentioned
radioactive-iodine thyroid studies involving 100 Vacaville prisoners, but
the CIA maintained that the radiation research was an independent cover
activity rather than CIA-directed experimentation. - The report also covers other documented federal
radiation research, including Fernald’s radioactive cereal, Vanderbilt’s
pregnant-women study, Cincinnati whole-body irradiation, prisoner
testicular irradiation, atomic veterans, Project 4.1 in the Marshall
Islands, Green Run releases, and Project Sunshine.
The principal evidence comes from the presidential Advisory Committee on Human Radiation Experiments, the Los Alamos study “The Human Plutonium Injection Experiments”, and the committee’s CIA radiation-document memorandum.
plutonium_files_deep_dive.mdDocumentOpen file
bioethicsarchive.georgetown.edu
Advisory Committee on Human Radiation Experiments
Advisory Committee on Human Radiation Experiments
- Elmer Allen was a Black railroad porter