The CIA And Psychic Uri Geller

Daily Mail: The real-life X-Files: How CIA recruited Uri Geller to test his psychic abilities and were STUNNED when he was able to match random drawings by an agent sealed in another room

* The CIA released about 13million declassified documents online yesterday and among them it was revealed that Uri Geller went to Stanford for tests in 1973
* Scientists took random words out of a dictionary and drew a related sketch - Geller was in a sealed room and tasked with trying to describe the drawing by the CIA on the other side of a wall
* CIA experts said Geller had convincingly demonstrated his paranormal ability
* His most successful deduction was when the CIA drew a bunch of 24 grapes - Geller drew the exact same number of grapes

Spoon bender Uri Geller was tested by the CIA to assess his psychic abilities in a week-long experiment, newly published documents have revealed.

Geller was brought to Stanford Research Institute in August 1973 where experts tried to judge whether he had paranormal abilities over a period of eight days.

The experiments were part of the controversial Stargate programme.

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