It
recently came to my attention that a woman calling herself Ellen
Atkin (I've no idea if that is a pseudonym) is using a photograph which
has been on the Internet for many years (identified as “MK Ultra
Girl”), and has laid claim to it, stating definitively that she is
the girl in the photo. She claims that she “discovered” this
photo of “herself” in 2015. She exploits the photo profusely,
including on a website and a Twitter account.
I
had never heard of this character, Ellen Atkin, until just this week,
though in reading some of her articles, I saw that in an exchange of
messages with another person on Twitter, she boasted that “EVERYONE”
knows who she is.
But
here is the point of this FRAUD ALERT: Ellen Atkin has appropriated
this image which in fact is NOT of her.
The
photo in question is that of a survivor of MK Ultra who happens to be
my sister. The date of birth shown on the photo is 9-17-53, which is her
birthday.
Anyone
interested may see this report (2013).
CIA MK Ultra Program: The Ultimate Evil
Aside
from my concern about her fraudulent use of this photo, I have no interest in this
woman, nor in any of her other claims.
I
will only add that Ellen Atkin promotes “lizard aliens” and mocks
Jesus Christ and Christianity. Which is enough for me to know that,
whoever she is, she entirely lacks credibility where truth is
concerned, and that her moral values leave much to be desired.
No
surprise then that she would be making false claim to this photo, apparently
using it as click bait, in attempts to make a name for herself, or the devil knows for what other unsavory motives.
I can only say BEWARE of Ellen Atkin aka "MK Ultra Girl".
Barbara
Hartwell
November
22, 2019
