Uri Geller was born in 1946 in Tel Aviv, Israel. He said he saw a strange, shiny disc in the sky as a child, and he believed this event gave him psychic powers. Soon, Uri began performing amazing acts like bending metal objects and reading people's minds. He quickly became known as the magician who could bend spoons with his thoughts.

Uri Geller’s abilities caught the attention of the CIA. The U.S. government was interested in mind control and psychic powers during the Cold War. Uri was tested by scientists who wanted to see if his powers were real. Surprisingly, even the CIA was convinced by his tricks. They reported that Uri Geller truly had unusual abilities, growing his reputation as a magician.

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Uri Geller | This Magician Fooled the CIA