When My Wife Vanished Into MKULTRA: A Congressman's Secret Case
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When My Wife Vanished Into MKULTRA: A Congressman's Secret Case
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Fear and disbelief collide: a longtime MP’s wife was secretly dosed with LSD and subjected to brainwashing tapes at a Montreal institute tied to MKULTRA - and the revelation only surfaced when CIA files hit the New York Times in 1977. How did a man who never left a file unfinished sit on the truth for almost two years, and what followed when he finally decided to act?
In this episode, we tell the story of David Orlikow, his wife Velma’s treatment at the Allan Memorial Institute, and the moment the MKULTRA scandal became public; we follow the gap between discovery and action and ask what that delay reveals about the stakes they faced.
Person: David Orlikow
Person: Velma (Val) Orlikow
Event: New York Times publication revealing MKULTRA - August 2, 1977
Location: Allan Memorial Institute, Montreal
Lawyers contacted: Joseph Rauh and Jim Turner
- David Orlikow served 26 years as Member of Parliament for Winnipeg North.
- David was born April 20, 1918, in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
- David and Velma married on June 1, 1946, and had one daughter, Leslie.
- Velma was treated in the 1950s at the Allan Memorial Institute and was given LSD without her knowledge.
- The New York Times published John Marks’s findings about MKULTRA on August 2, 1977, after he used the Freedom of Information Act to obtain CIA documents.
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