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John fetterman had a stroke in 2022.
he just had another one.
he is in hospital with another heart attack.
Anon thinks he was taken down because he turned and they may have stunned or stopped his heart.
heart attack gun. c.i.a
Pray or him anons.
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The CIA's "heart attack gun" was revealed during the 1975 hearings of the U.S. Senate Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations with Respect to Intelligence Activities, commonly known as the Church Committee.
Led by Senator Frank Church, the committee investigated widespread abuses by intelligence agencies, including the CIA's assassination programs.
During a televised hearing, Senator Church displayed the weapon, a modified Colt M1911 pistol equipped with a scope and a battery-powered firing mechanism, which could silently launch a tiny dart.
The dart was designed to carry a frozen neurotoxin, specifically saxitoxin derived from shellfish, which would melt upon entering the body and cause a fatal heart attack or respiratory failure.
The weapon was intended to leave only a small, barely visible puncture wound, making the cause of death appear natural and undetectable by standard autopsy procedures.
The existence of the weapon was part of a broader revelation of the CIA's clandestine operations, including plans to assassinate foreign leaders such as Fidel Castro and Patrice Lumumba.
The Church Committee's findings, including the display of the heart attack gun, shocked the American public and led to significant reforms, including President Gerald Ford signing an executive order banning U.S. government employees from engaging in political assassinations.
While the committee confirmed the development and testing of the dart-firing device and the stockpiling of toxins like saxitoxin—despite a 1969 presidential order to destroy such materials—there is no publicly confirmed evidence that the weapon was ever used operationally to assassinate a human target.
The weapon remains a symbol of the tension between national security secrecy and democratic accountability.