Brice Taylor

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Brice Taylor (the pseudonym of Susan Ford) is an American author and survivor advocate who claims to have been a high-level MK-Ultra-connected mind control subject, trafficked through elite political, intelligence, and entertainment circles as a programmed courier and sexual asset from early childhood into adulthood. Her account, documented in her self-published memoir Thanks for the Memories: The Truth Has Set Me Free (1999), alleges systematic trauma-based programming conducted under CIA oversight, and describes direct interactions with senior US presidents, intelligence officials, and entertainment figures. Her testimony is among the most detailed in the survivor literature and cross-references extensively with accounts from Cathy O'Brien, Cisco Wheeler, Fiona Barnett, and Jessie Czebotar.

CIA headquarters, Langley, Virginia

Background and Early Life

Susan Ford was born in the early 1950s in Southern California. According to her recovered accounts, she was subjected to early childhood trauma that was deliberately engineered to fracture her psyche into multiple dissociative compartments — a process known as trauma-based mind control, and documented in research associated with the post-war Project Paperclip influx of Nazi scientists into US government programmes.

She alleges that her father was her initial handler and that her entry into a formal government programme occurred at an extremely young age, consistent with the documented methodology of MK-Ultra sub-projects that targeted children. The rationale, according to survivor testimony across multiple accounts, was that the younger the subject, the more deeply entrenched and stable the resulting alter personality architecture would become.

Ford adopted the pseudonym Brice Taylor to protect her identity during the early phases of her recovery and public advocacy. The name has since become well known within survivor and targeted individual research communities.

The 'Human Laptop' Concept

One of the most distinctive elements of Taylor's account is her description of her primary programmed function: serving as what researchers and survivors have termed a human laptop or biological courier.

The concept is straightforward in operational terms. Sensitive information — diplomatic, intelligence, or otherwise — can be intercepted if transmitted electronically or committed to paper documents. A deeply compartmentalised individual, however, can carry information in an amnesic alter state that is inaccessible even to the primary conscious personality. The information is encoded through trauma-anchored programming, retrieved only when a specific trigger — a word, phrase, tone, or gesture — is applied by an authorised handler.

According to Taylor, she was used in this capacity across multiple countries and decades, delivering verbal communications between high-level figures who could not risk conventional channels. The amnesic barriers between alter states meant she could pass through customs, intelligence surveillance, and even polygraph examination without any conscious knowledge of the material she was carrying.

Some researchers, including those familiar with Fritz Springmeier's foundational work on Illuminati mind control architecture, describe this function as one of the highest-value applications of a fully programmed asset — more reliable than any electronic system and effectively invisible to counterintelligence operations.

Named Figures and Alleged Interactions

Taylor's memoir names a significant number of public figures allegedly encountered in her programmed role. These include:

  • Bob Hope — Taylor alleges that the renowned entertainer was a central figure in the management and deployment of programmed assets, functioning as a recruiter, handler, and facilitator across the entertainment industry. She describes travelling extensively with Hope and being deployed to entertain senior military and political figures at home and abroad.
  • Henry Kissinger — Named as a figure who utilised her courier function and was present at events she attended in a programmed state.
  • Ronald Reagan — Taylor describes interactions during his political career, including allegations relating to his presidency.
  • Gerald Ford — Named in connection with her programming and deployment.
  • Various unnamed intelligence officials and foreign dignitaries she encountered during overseas deployments.

It must be noted clearly: none of the named individuals have been convicted of any crime in relation to these allegations. Representatives of named figures have either declined to comment, denied the allegations, or — in some cases — pursued legal pressure against Taylor and her publishers. The absence of corroborating physical evidence for specific named encounters is a consistent criticism of survivor testimonies of this kind.

What makes Taylor's account notable to researchers is not the naming of individuals per se, but the structural and operational consistency of her account with independently developed survivor testimonies, CIA documentation released through Freedom of Information requests, and the broader literature on MK-Ultra sub-projects.

Thanks for the Memories

Thanks for the Memories: The Truth Has Set Me Free was self-published by Taylor in 1999 after she was unable to secure mainstream publication. This outcome, she notes, was unsurprising given the nature of the material and the identities of those named within it. The book runs to several hundred pages and covers:

  • Her childhood programming and the identities of her early handlers
  • The operational structure of the programme she believes she was enrolled in
  • Detailed accounts of her use as a courier, entertainment asset, and sexual slave across decades
  • The process of memory recovery and the psychological toll of deprogramming
  • Her advocacy work and the legal pressures she encountered following publication

The book is considered a primary text within the survivor literature, alongside Cathy O'Brien's Trance Formation of America and works associated with Cisco Wheeler and Fritz Springmeier.

Researchers have noted that Thanks for the Memories corroborates and mirrors many of the claims made by Cathy O'Brien in Trance Formation of America, particularly regarding Presidential Model programming — the alleged conditioning of assets for deployment to and use by heads of state — and the naming of overlapping political figures. Significantly, the two accounts were developed independently, which researchers argue lends structural weight to both.

Taylor has stated that the writing and publication of the book was itself a form of therapeutic completion — an act of reclaiming authorship over a life that had been written, she alleges, entirely by others.


Memory Recovery and Deprogramming

Taylor's memories did not surface intact. Like many survivors of alleged trauma-based programming, her recovery was a protracted, non-linear process involving:

  • Spontaneous flashback episodes triggered by environmental cues
  • Therapeutic work with professionals familiar with dissociative identity disorder (DID)
  • The gradual lowering of amnesic barriers between alter personality states
  • Physical symptoms accompanying memory retrieval, including somatic pain responses

She has spoken publicly about the profound disorientation of receiving memories of events that her conscious self had no prior knowledge of — a phenomenon consistent with clinical descriptions of severe dissociative identity disorder, which many researchers consider the intended therapeutic outcome of systematic trauma-based programming.

Some researchers, including those working in the tradition of Fritz Springmeier and Cisco Wheeler's joint writings, argue that the amnesic architecture installed in such individuals is specifically designed to resist conventional therapeutic interventions, and that only a targeted deprogramming process — one that understands the structure of the programming — can successfully breach it.

Taylor's account of her recovery is considered among the more detailed in the public literature, and she has been cited by subsequent survivor advocates as both an inspiration and a methodological reference.

Cross-Referenced Survivor Testimony

A significant feature of Taylor's account is the degree to which it aligns — independently and without apparent coordination — with testimonies from other survivors:

Cathy O'Brien

Cathy O'Brien, whose account is documented in Trance Formation of America (co-authored with Mark Phillips), describes an almost identical operational structure: childhood programming, trauma-induced dissociation, deployment as a courier and sexual asset, and encounters with senior political figures including many of the same names. Both O'Brien and Taylor describe being subjected to Presidential Model programming — an alleged sub-category of MK-Ultra-derived conditioning specifically designed for deployment to political elites — and name several of the same figures in connection with this function. O'Brien and Taylor did not collaborate on their accounts, which researchers consider significant as an indicator of structural consistency.

Cisco Wheeler

Cisco Wheeler, who worked extensively with Fritz Springmeier on mapping the architecture of Illuminati mind control systems, provides corroborating structural detail about the programming methodologies Taylor describes. Wheeler's accounts of the generational nature of such programmes — where families are enrolled across multiple generations — is consistent with Taylor's description of her father's role.

Jessie Czebotar

Jessie Czebotar has described her alleged experience within what she identifies as a Luciferian secret society structure that overlaps significantly with the operational networks Taylor identifies. Czebotar's accounts of the use of children in courier and ritual functions, and the involvement of entertainment industry figures, parallel Taylor's testimony in structural terms.

Fiona Barnett

Australian survivor Fiona Barnett has documented parallel experiences in the Australian context, naming figures connected to US intelligence networks and describing the same offshore deployment model Taylor describes — where programmed assets are moved across national boundaries precisely because their amnesic state makes them invisible to conventional border intelligence.

Legal Pressures and Responses

Following publication of her memoir, Taylor faced significant legal pressure. Representatives of some named figures pursued communications with her publisher. The chilling effect of such pressure is frequently cited by researchers as one mechanism by which survivor testimony is suppressed without requiring formal prosecution — the financial and psychological cost of defending such actions is itself prohibitive for self-published authors without institutional backing.

Taylor has maintained her account consistently across decades of public advocacy, which researchers contrast with the pattern of recantation observed in some other cases where legal pressure or personal threat was applied.

Significance Within the Survivor Literature

Brice Taylor's account occupies a significant position within the broader mind control survivor literature for several reasons:

  • The operational specificity of her courier function description, which aligns with known CIA interest in human memory as an intelligence asset
  • The consistency of her account with independently developed testimonies from multiple other survivors across different national contexts, most notably Cathy O'Brien's Trance Formation of America
  • Her persistence as a public advocate despite sustained legal and social pressure
  • The structural alignment of her account with known MK-Ultra sub-project documentation, particularly those relating to the use of dissociation as a programmable state

Her work, alongside that of Cathy O'Brien, Cisco Wheeler, and others, contributes to an emerging body of survivor testimony that researchers argue cannot be dismissed as coincidental fabrication given its structural and operational consistency across independent sources.

Declassified CIA documents related to MK-Ultra

See Also

References and Further Reading

  • Taylor, Brice. Thanks for the Memories: The Truth Has Set Me Free. Brice Taylor Trust, 1999.
  • O'Brien, Cathy and Mark Phillips. Trance Formation of America. Reality Marketing, 1995.
  • Springmeier, Fritz and Cisco Wheeler. The Illuminati Formula Used to Create an Undetectable Total Mind Control Slave. Self-published, 1996.
  • Ross, Colin A. Bluebird: Deliberate Creation of Multiple Personality by Psychiatrists. Manitou Communications, 2000.
  • US Senate Select Committee on Intelligence. Project MKULTRA, The CIA's Program of Research in Behavioral Modification. 1977.
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