The physician who last June prescribed accused Las Vegas shooter Stephen Paddock Diazepam (a drug used to make some more hypno-suggestible or "hypnotizable" and induce amnesia)
[1][2], is Dr. Steven P. Winkler of Las Vegas, NV. Winkler is the Chief Medical Officer of Nevada-1 DMAT (Disaster Medical Assistance Team)
[3].
DMATs operate under the direction of the Department of Homeland Security and Winkler is thus what is known as an intermittent federal employee and also serves on a number of professional committees.
[4] NV-1 DMAT is also a division of Nevada's Clark County Emergency Management agency who just prior to the October 1, 2017 Las Vegas mass shooting, hosted at least one multi-agency mock-mass casualty terrorism response exercise in Las Vegas.
[5][6] CIA code named "MK-ULTRA" "mind control" programs experimented heavily with amnesia inducing hypnosis, facilitated by certain drugs like Diazepam.
[7]
Sources
- Las Vegas Strip shooter prescribed anti-anxiety drug in June
- A dose response study of the hypnotic effectiveness of alprazolam and diazepam in normal subjects
- STEVEN P. WINKLER, MD, FACP Internal Medicine
- Disaster Medical Assistance Team
- Clark County, Nevada Emergency Management
- Nevada Homeland Security Plans Mock Terrorist Drill
- Project MKUltra
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