O’Neill’s theories in the book showcase a twenty-year obsession with the Manson Family case, showcased in CHAOS: The Manson ...

The film’s title relates to the CIA project Operation Chaos, which was an initiative to spy on anti-war groups and other protest movements within the US between 1967 and 1974 during the Cold War.

What he cannot do, what he admits he cannot do, is connect Manson to West or Manson directly to MKUltra, or to the CIA’s Operation CHAOS or the FBI’s COINTELPRO, two parallel programs in which ...

FBI’s COINTELPRO and the CIA’s Operation CHAOS, from which O’Neill named his book. Both programs were specifically formed to surveil left-wing movements—everything from anti-war protests ...

That leaves little time to explain the CIA's Project MKUltra and Operation CHAOS programs, which were built around testing mind control efforts and domestic espionage, respectively, and what ...

Operation CHAOS was a CIA initiative to infiltrate leftist groups in an effort to prove they were influenced by foreign interests. Like the FBI's COINTELPRO, the CIA developed files on college ...

The journalist also investigated Operation CHAOS, a CIA project to surveil American citizens involved in protests and anti-war organising – including hippies. MKUltra left plenty of damage in the two ...

Errol Morris has returned once more to the documentary realm with a new film, CHAOS: The Manson Murders, now streaming on Netflix. The 90-minute long watch "delves into the shadowy and complex ...

The journalist also investigated Operation CHAOS, a CIA project to surveil American citizens involved in protests and anti-war organising – including hippies. MKUltra left plenty of damage in ...