[0703-2300] THE COMMITTEE’S SHADOW – Companion Dossier (PDF)

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When Seymour Hersh broke the story of the CIA’s massive domestic spying campaign on page one of The New York Times in December 1974, it fractured decades of unquestioned institutional secrecy. The Committee’s Shadow Companion Dossier places the declassified record directly in your hands. This exhaustively curated intelligence brief reconstructs the tectonic clash between Senator Frank Church’s select committee and an entrenched national security apparatus fighting to bury its darkest secrets. Inside, you will find forensically reconstructed evidence files detailing Operation CHAOS, HTLINGUAL mail-intercept registries, and the FBI’s illegal COINTELPRO disruption campaigns sanctioned by J. Edgar Hoover. Cross-referencing excised agency reports, sub rosa memoranda signed by Richard Helms and James Angleton, and verified testimony transcripts, this dossier exposes how rogue domestic surveillance was institutionalized across decades. Complete with chronological operational logs, analytical organizational charts, and declassified exhibits, this research dossier delivers an unflinching, factual examination of the pivotal 1975 reckoning that redefined American congressional oversight forever.