Tony Clams' Involvement in MK Ultra

Following a six month stint in a New York state penitentiary, for aggravated assault against his former dentist, Clams began receiving psychiatric treatment from top doctor Paul Koch. It is believed that while under the care of Mr. Koch, that Clams participated in numerous experiments involving the use of LSD to control the mind. Koch not only was a highly regarded psychiatrist but also a top doctor for the MK Ultra program. He saw Tony Clams as a perfect gerbil for his various psychedelic experiments. The experiments had a tremendous effect on Clams and he was used as a military operative throughout the 1960s. One of Clams main objectives was to disguise himself and infiltrate hippie hangouts. Once Clams had their trust he would lure people to so called "safe houses" where more LSD experimentation was being done. Any mention of Clams in official paper work has him under the alias CLAMATO.

Once MK Ultra was disbanded Clams was set free. He was dropped off unconscious in Topeka, Kansas, though there is no evidence to suggest that there is where he stayed.

There was however one reported incident in 2005 at a Sheetz in Altoona, Pennsylvania. A man of no remarkable physical attributions murdered another customer seemingly at random. The customers last words were, "Excuse me do you know where I can find any Clamato?"