Airdate: The Dark Files
What were the post-WWII military experiments conducted at Camp Hero in Montauk, Long Island?
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History channel screens a 2hr special The Dark Files that attempts to unravel post-WWII military experiments conducted at Camp Hero in Montauk, Long Island.
This aired in the US in August.
An investigative special chronicling former CIA operative Barry Eisler, award-winning journalist Steve Volk, and filmmaker Chris Garetano’s exploration into the mythologies, conspiracies and accusations that surround an abandoned military base known as Camp Hero in Montauk, Long Island. The government claims that this site is a shuttered military base that once protected Americans, but for decades endless rumours maintain that within the camp’s concrete fortresses lie the remains of a deep government conspiracy. After WWII it is known that the United States government engaged in a pattern of covert behaviour that saw it experiment on its own citizens in such programs as the Tuskegee Experiments, and MK Ultra. Could Montauk’s Camp Hero – with its rumours of mind control experiments, acid tests, child abduction, and time travel – be another top secret example? And how deep did those experiments go?
Wednesday October 11 at 8.30pm
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The concrete bunkers were sealed after the “Y-files” revealed terrifying and really disturbing international stories from returning time-travellers. The air-waves were used to manipulate voters into electing a multi-bankrupted businessman to become President of the USA; everyone in the country is under constant surveillance by 4 legal and “untouchable” spy agencies; 85% of the population use mind-altering substances; a Great Wall of America is built around the country to keep out the rising seas; Germany is the powerhouse of Europe; Robots build vehicles that don’t need petrol or drivers; China has more gold bullion than the US; and finally, samples from the Moon reveal that it’s green Mozzarella.
The Camp Commander, Major Zuckerburg, decided that what happens in the future, stays in the future.