Ground-penetrating radar search wraps up at McGill University – APTN News

Jul 13, 2023

Technicians have completed their ground penetrating radar search at McGill University in Montreal to help determine if there are historical unmarked graves of Indigenous children.

The work took place in front of the Hersey Pavillion at McGill, where cadaver dogs detected the scent of decomposing bodies, according to a report by the Ottawa Valley Search and Rescue Dog Association.

These archeological procedures were sparked by Kanien’keha:ka Kahnistensera, also known as the Mohawk Mothers – a group of women from Kahnawá:ke, Que., who allege there are unmarked graves on the site from child victims of botched psychiatric experiments that were part of the CIA’s MK-Ultra program.

“We’re doing what we said we’re going to do, and we’re looking for our children,” said Kahentintha, a Mohawk mother overseeing the work.

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