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Sir, Stranger Things actually happened. What nonsense are you talking? 1980. There was an old Air Force base in Montauk, New York. [Music] Camp Hero. Slowly, children started disappearing from there. According to locals, at night, screams, military trucks with blackout windows, power surges used to happen daily. The government denied everything. Until a man named Preston Nichols came forward. What did he say? He claimed to be part of the Montauk Project. A black budget program where mind control, psychological torture, and some even darker things happened. He also mentioned it in his book. [Music] Oh, these are all fake stories. Go and do your work. But America really did conduct secret mind control experiments. [Music] Its name was MKUltra. Declassified documents still exist today. And if MKUltra can be real, then why not Montauk? Nichols also mentioned a boy in his book. Duncan. He used to say that Duncan could read minds. He could bend objects and even project someone's thoughts into reality. Like a psychic. Yes, strangely. [Music] In Stranger Things, the casting was also of a boy with the same face. After Nichols came forward, Camp Hero was shut down. All records were destroyed. Nichols was discredited by calling him crazy. I can't believe it either. So tell me, why did the Duffer Brothers title the first draft of Stranger Things not by any other name, but by the name Montauk? The location is the same, Camp Hero. The plot is also the same, missing children and secret government experiments. [Music] Oh my god. Like MKUltra, Montauk was also a real project. But its evidence was made to disappear. That's why perhaps no one has been able to prove it to this day. [Music] But before dying, Nichols said one line. Stranger Things is closer to a documentary than fiction.