The Cursed Bread Incident

Did the CIA poison a French town with LSD?

On August 1951, around 300 inhabitants of Pont-Saint-Esprit suffered what on the surface appeared to be mass food poisoning. But in addition to the usual symptoms of vomiting and headaches, other symptoms emerged: insanity, hallucinations and suicide attempts.

A local doctor who witnessed the mysterious tragedy called it “an apocalyptic night”. One young girl believed she was being attacked by tigers, a boy of 11 years tried to strangle his mother and a grandmother threw herself against a wall and broke three ribs. One man flung himself from the second floor of a hospital window, shouting “I am a plane”. Even more bizarrely, the fall broke both his legs, but he got up and ran for 5 metres before collapsing. Many more of the locals endured hallucinations involving snakes, fire and monsters.

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