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The 1953 grand jury inquiry into the oil cartel ran with a committee that included the CIA; within two years the Iranian consortium had narrowed the case to marketing.

The State Department's account of the Odyssey Foundation card files records two names matching department employees, no formal investigation, and the destruction of the unread cards in 1975.

Iranian-born Israeli-Canadian, self-described former Israeli military-intelligence official, and recurring source on U.S.-Israeli arms dealing, the October Surprise, PROMIS, Robert Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein; a congressional task force found his claims not credible.

Physicist who founded the CIA-funded remote-viewing program at Stanford Research Institute in 1972 with Russell Targ, ran it until 1985, and later worked on the Pentagon's AATIP.

Freelance journalist whose investigation of the PROMIS software affair grew into his theory of an intelligence-criminal network he called the Octopus; found dead in a Martinsburg, West Virginia hotel on August 10, 1991.

Former Burbank councilman and police commissioner who served as SRI subject S1 from 1973, whose East Coast and Urals readings the sponsor called substantially correct, and who died in Las Vegas on July 14, 1975.