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Now, the French medical community concluded that these victims ate the poisoned bread of a local production facility. However, nearly 60 years later, this conclusion was rejected. So what is the collective madness?

Decode the mystery of "crazy crazy" in France

' Crazy bread ' event

On August 16, 1951, the whole world shook when he heard that the French town of Pont Saint Esprit had a strange disaster. More than 300 gentle people here suddenly become hysterical with horrifying hallucinations . 'After waking up, I felt headache and vomited non-stop. Awful. I feel like shrinking. And the fire and the snake coiled around my arm, 'said the postman Leon Armunier, a victim at the time.

Documents documenting this event describe: 'The whole town is almost mad. A man yelled madly and said that there was a snake gnawing at his gut. Finally he jumped into the river to drown. An 11-year-old boy used his hand to strangle his grandmother's neck because he thought it was a demon. A young man climbed onto the roof of the house and shouted that he was the plane and the trunk descended from above. Others tried to jump through the window. They screamed, destroyed and became wild . '. The American Times magazine also wrote: ' A strange event never seen. People are crazy. Many people, despite having their arms and legs tied to the hospital, are still struggling to beat their heads against the wall . 5 people have died and many others have been actively treated in mental health camps . '

Local police and scientists then immediately embarked on investigating this collective outbreak and madness. After a period of data collection, they concluded: People in the area ate contaminated bread from a bakery facility called Roch Briand in the area. The bread of the facility during the unfortunate production process is infected with a naturally occurring poisonous mushroom on rye . This poisonous fungus causes nerve irritation, causing people to become crazy. So, this event is called the name: Crazy bread event.

And the horrifying truth

The disaster in the town of Pont Saint Esprit may have been forgotten by the time if there was no shocking disclosure of an American investigative journalist - Hank Albareli. Accordingly, the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) is hosting a confidential document entitled ' The Pont Saint Esprit and F.Olson Records ', in which F. Olson is the name of a CIA scientist. and is the leader of a research group of drugs called LSD and Pont Saint Esprit where field testing of this drug is conducted.

Albareli said, in this booklet, there are names of some French people who have been hired by the CIA to bring LSD ' crazy medicine ' into the bread of the people of Pont Saint Esprit town. The reason this town was ' chosen to send gold ' because at that time, only Sandoz chemical company located in Pont Saint Esprit was the only place to conduct LSD test production.

Albert Hofmann - the father of LSD, also known as crazy medicine.

LSD is a hallucinogenic substance discovered by the famous scientist Albert Hofmann in 1943 .

In the 60s of the last century, this substance was called ' sublimation medicine ' by many young people in Europe and America and used it as a form of synthetic narcotic with a strong nerve stimulating effect. Some people after using LSD, nerves became extremely excited and jumped from suicide, even those who did not control their behavior, holding guns or knives to kill their loved ones.

It is because of these traumatic consequences that LSD has been dubbed ' crazy medicine ' and the invention of this substance has also been vilified as ' evil invention '. However, before becoming ' sublimation drug ' and widely used in Europe and America, this drug is always in the ' secret circle ' and silently being tested on humans.

Along with the above disclosure, Albareli journalist also collected some other important evidence proving that the CIA was the mastermind of causing disaster in the town of Pont Saint Esprit on August 16, 1951. It was a tape recording of a CIA agent's conversation with a representative of Sandoz Chemical Company. In the conversation, the representative confessed: 'The main reason is not the poisoned bread, but not the spleen infection but because of LSD '.

Albareli's investigations also showed that from 1953 to 1965, the CIA carried out a plan to " Test new offensive weapons with LSD hallucinations " to foreign suburbs. Not only that, this plan also applies to all 5,700 American soldiers - people from different backgrounds, skin and ethnicity. The town of Pont Saint Esprit ' suddenly went crazy ' is only part of America's ' extensive ' LSD test plan.

Up to now, both the CIA and the US Government have not given any reasonable comment or explanation about the evidence related to this shocking incident. Only the French Government voiced that they did not support the CIA's plan to "test human opiate LSD drugs ".

Even so, the whole world knows that LSD is a toxic substance with very negative effects . In 1966, the US Department of Health issued a ban on manufacturing and using LSD. Other countries around the world then also prohibit the use of this drug. Therefore, the incident of CIA ' using ' nearly 300 innocent people in the town of Pont Saint Esprit as ' white mouse ' made the public more shocked, indignant and demanded to be brought to light.