John Patrick Muldoon person

“in terms of little packages, unquote. The thing, of course, was a grand scheme to win the war via the use of these interrogation centers. Another guy by the name of John Patrick Muldoon, M-U-L-D-O-O-N, he was the first director of the PIC p…”

“and he had kind of a weird presence. People called it kind of like a mystery, mystique kind of thing. He was a Georgetown University dropout. He joined the agency, the CIA, in 1958. Both of his sisters were already working in the CIA at the…”

“early 60s, where it says he set up interrogation centers in Seoul, South Korea for the CIA, working with the KCIA that was just outside of Seoul. And then he was moved over to Vietnam. And he basically wanted to set up his prototype.…”

“World War II or part of Korea or whatever. But he just shows up one day and starts helping with this as a CIA contractor. And, oh, okay. So here it is. Muldoon is talking and these are quotes from him. You can't have an American there all t…”