Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# SECRETb. Mrs. CUESTA told the FlI in 1969 that she arrived in the U.S. 9 June 1963 at Miami, Florida.c. ACSI advised JMWAVE Station in November 1966 that she had been in contact (date unknown) with Chafik Homero SAKER Zenni of the New York Cuba UN Mission. The FBI was advised of this and monitored her activities. [SAKER is a known long-time DGI officer PNG'd from the U.S. in 67/68 for support to Black Panther and SDS activities. He was DGI Chief of Center in Mexico City from 70-73, one of the founding fathers of the DGI and the DGI expert on illegal operations against the U.S.]d. Mrs. CUESTA legally travelled to Cuba from Miami, via Mexico City, in April 1967 for a two week visit with her husband. In June 1967 the FBI advised JMNAVE Station that she was recruited by the CUIS while in Cuba and to hold this knowledge to a minimum because they intended to operate her as a double agent. She said the pitch was made on behalf of the DSE and would benefit both her and her husband. She was told if she successfully reported on anti-Castro activities in Miami, especially Commando L activities, for a period of six months, they would release her husband from custody and after three years of reporting permit him to leave Cuba. Her contact in the U.S. was to be Chafik Homero SAKER Zenni.e. Mrs. CUESTA travelled to Cuba from Miami via Mexico City again on 9 February 1968 taking nine suitcases. She called Havana from Mexico City and asked to be met at the airport in Havana by two cars because of the excess baggage. While in Cuba she saw her husband several times. She returned to Mexico City on 4 March 1968.8. This case was coordinated with the FBI representative, via Ops Liaison, on 12 September who asked that we hold up a response to her letter until he could check out the status of the case. It was recognized that Mrs. CUESTA could be acting in behalf of the DGI. On 16 September the FBI representative advised that FBI operational interest in Mrs. CUESTA was terminated circa December 1974 and that it would not be necessary for us to coordinate our response to Mrs. CUESTA's letter with the Bureau. Details of the FBI operational handling of Mrs. CUESTA are unknown. The FBI representative-3-SECRE
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SECRETadvised that Mrs. CUESTA had inquired what it would cost to obtain documents in the FBI files on her under the FOIA.9. Attempts are being made to obtain the name of the attorney for whom Mrs. CUESTA works.10. Attached is a suggested reply to Mrs. CUESTA, based on the facts in para 5 a, for approval.![signature of Chris Hopkins]Chris HopkinsLA/COG/CIOSFiled: 201-281313 (Antonio CUESTA)201-335014 (SAKER)201-821216 (Lourdes CUESTA)E2 IMPDETCL BY 025231-4-SECRET
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CIA LETTERHEADSuggested reply to Mrs. CUESTA's letter of 4 August 1975Mrs. Lourdes Cuesta2155 S.W. 5th StreetMiami, Florida 33135Dear Mrs. Cuesta:This is in reply to your letter of 4 August 1975 and subsequent conversations with one of our Miami, Florida representatives.In response to your inquiry, we wish to advise that your ex-husbands alleged activities, cited as Attempts No. 21 and 22 in the newspaper article enclosed with your letter, were in no way sponsored by or associated with this Agency. Concerning prior knowledge of such activities, we can only say that anticipated activities of some of the independent exile groups often became public knowledge because of discussion within the exile community of such activities.Sincerely,Assistant to the Director
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992LONDONEXPECTED TO: ARRIVE CAN APR 64KNOWN TO BE IN MEX CITY AS OF 1 DEC, DEPARTED '66 MAYA 21TEMP ON VISIT TO SEE AGENTMAR 6469 AND 51ST AVES AND 78 AND 80TH STS LARRAZABAL HAVANA HABANAAPR 64MEXICO CITY 23 MAR 64THAY MEX TM MAY 21-23 MAR 64 BY PLANE ECCA 665 ENROUTE CANNEW YORK 16 OCT 67PAGE 1944 SECRET/NOFORN 116781 EZ IMPDET CL BY 063729---116781 SECRET/NOFORN CONT.REPORTED PNGCUBAMAZATLAN CONDESA MEXICO CITY 11 DEC 70MEXICO CITYCUBA HAVANA HAVANA 27 AUG 73CID COLON DIMASUK LONDON CA JUL 62COLLEAGUEODENVY PBA-18727DOMENECH GADEA MEXICO CITY 18 DEC 64ASSOCIATE-SPENT AFTERNOON WITH SAKER AT CUBAN EMB AND DOMENLIEMBRACES MEXI-2067 IN-50724 30 DEC 64LNU LUCIOCUBA HAVANA HAVANA APR 64SUPERIOR PEREZ WORKS FOR LUCIO ILLEGAL DEPT CSCI 3/781,763 11 JUN 64SANTIESTABAN CASANOVAMEXICO CITY 20 JUL 73SAKER ACCOMPANIED SANTIESTEBAN MEX CUBAODENVY HPMA 43312 13 AUG 73ARHUG-1 DBA-18727 21 JUL 62P 925 OTA 2947SLIGOS OTA 2947SLIGOS OTA 2947SLIGOS OTA 2947SLIGOS OCOW-6646 17 APR 64VARIOUSLIEMBRACES MEXI-2067 IN-50724 30 DEC 65AMSICE-1 WAVE-8967 1N-56945PASSPORTTSD PASSPORT MACHINE RUN AUG 65 CB 311/00115-66 10 JAN 65FORMER CUBAN IS OFFICER SERVED W CUBAN IS UMTIL APR 64 11 JUN 64FORMER CUIS OFFICER SERVED W COHANIS UNTIL APR DA CSCI 3/781,763FORMER CUIS OFFICER SERVED CUIS UMIIL APR LEA-05620 13 JAN 35PASSPORT WMA 26340
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28/08/75 PAGE 1963 SECRET/MOFORN 116781 MB 01 525MB 01 437 EZ IMPDET CL BY 063729L 65405 0 SISTER FRANCISCA SAKER ZENNIL 00410 0 SISTER MORMA SAKER ZENNIL 00409 0 SISTER GLADYS SAKER ZENNI.L 00409 0 SISTER MARGOT SAKER ZENNIL 00408 0 MOTHER SURALIA ZENNIL 00407 0 FATHER CHAFIK RAFOUL. SAKERL 00407 0 SON IVAN JUANL 00406 0 SON ROLANDOL 00406 1 SON ROMEROL 64406 F SCAR ON RIGHT TEMPLEL 64406 E LINK/DEL 99401 A BLA/BC/STRAIGHTL 65401 C CUBAL 65406 C CURA HAVANAL 61406 DUC054619L 6000$$?? DUC062168L DUC005278L 99401 C CUBA NAVARASKIN CAUCASIANMEDIUM/S/10 16011 MAR 56 HAVANAMAY 37 MADAMA11 MAR 56 MADAMAL 62401 J ZENNIL 65402 J R.A.S.L 65402 J PALMERL 69401 JL 70401 LL A 99401 0 WIFE DORA RIVERA HERNANDEZ 06 JAN 38 MB 01 526MB 03 466L 64406 I PROTRUSING TEETH CONT.L 70401 6 DIPT ATTACHEL 62401 H EMBASSY CUBA LONDONL 62401 6 DIFTL 64404 H CUBA FORM MINL 68401 6 PIPI FIRST SECRETARY 66.L 70401 6 DIPT FIRST SECRETARY DEC 70-AUG 73L 70401 H EMBASSY CUBA MEXICO CITYL 64404 H CUBA FORN MINL 64405 H CHUNL 64405 6 ALBIPT INSPECTOR CONSULATESL 64405 K OFFICERL 64405 K CUTSL 65405 K OFFICERL 62401 K (CUIS)L 62401 OFFICERL 00406 KCL 70401 L DGI CHIEF OF CENTER IN MEXICOILLEGAL DEPTL 00A01 PLAYS JAPORTANT ROLE IN EMB ANO CORDOVA COORDINATES ACES WIL 00A02 CLAIMED CUIS USING EVERY AVAILABLE DOLLAR TO PAY AGENTSL 62401X CLAIMED CARRYING OVER US DOLL 100,000 TO PAY AGENTS US ANDL 64403 RECALLED HAVA SEP 62L 64407 OFFERED PAY US 4000 DULLARS FOR INFO ON FOREIGN AGENTS INFIL 64407 CUBA AND PLANS IN ASSASSINATE FUEL CASTRO PES 64L 64403 JEWISH AFFERRANCE BUT NOT OF DESCENT OR RELIGIONL 00A0S REPORTED 6-2 MEMBER & FORMER STUDENT.. HAVA MILITARY ACADEMYL 00A06 SOURCE AND PEREZ MET MEXI WENT OUT FOR HAIRCUT TOGETHERL 00403 USA ISA PEQUEST BIGO CITY MESL 00A0S OF FOUNDERS OF Desast FoliiON IN DET HAS UNKL 00A0S USA HEW YORK
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## greenJun 3127 X61. Charlie Murphey, DCS-Key,ble 4. Dist had call from SCD Ha. Fonden Cuesta. contistes DCS mem. I said she wants written response to Rew letter, Das menneither. she will get longer to make request if we donch comply.2. I for letter written by den hery. DCS/AD decided as should red geant. & Del Ray W. Condinite & blue and longer in oac?3. What should we do now. send out letter already prepared by L.T.   re write.Reported letter from AC/WAD and attitel Deste. left with Mary Muldoon 11 Jauk 75 for decision by C/CAD.@ address DCS Charlie Muphy & ton them address Joch Hemery. 4/
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yun hubend hanenasked fath agey2 O'clockX2268Jack min.fieldNyHenery office1 cc- CastroGC-Mc Doben
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REMORANDUMOF CALLChrisYOU WERE CALLED BY-MURPHYPLEASE CALLWILL CALL AGAINRETURNED YOUR CALLPHONE NO.CODE/EXT. 2268IS WANTING TO SEE YOUWISHES AN APPOINTMENTBut pls call himon GREEN 3124RECEIVEDOwen 8/9/75 1150STANDARD FORM 53REVISED AUGUST 196763A FPMR (41 CFD 101-11.6
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FBI doc7 oct 71 (Miami)Re: Antonis Cuenta ValleFBI doc30 Mar 71 (Miami)Re-Antonio Cuesta Valle
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# SECRETN. CRATI:allWH COG/SA1163/132527 JANUARY 1971SECRETARI PANEL/SECRETFILE IN CE FILE NO.C/RF/AN, O/CI, C/FI.2 DDP HWY CADOSECRE AR 51971.DOC MICRO.231371 01142WH/MIAMIR.O...BYRAT TYPIC AMECRU AMDENIMREF: WH/MIAMI-0125 (IN-248374)1. SUGGEST LNERGO BE ADVISED JKLANCE HAS NO PRESENT OR FUTURE OPERATIONAL INTEREST ANDENIM-14 AND CAN NEITHER INFLUENCE NOR ASSIST ANY EFFORT OBTAIN RANSOM TO SVURT RELEASE. ANT PROPAGANDA VALUE RESULTING FROM CROFILMED RELEASE CONSIDERED HIGHLY UNLIKELY. LNERGO CERTAINLY FEB 1971 AWARE SEVERAL FORMER PRISONERS OF EQUAL STATURE RANSOMED CRO. SER. BY FAMILIES IN PAST TWO YEARS WITH LITTLE IF ANY PROPAGANDA MILEAGE GAINED FROM RELEASES.2. SINCE LNERGO FULLY AWARE LNGOLD IS APPROPRIATE CHANNEL TO APPROACH FOR GUIDANCE AND ASSISTANCE IN CONDUCT OF SUCH DELICATE MATTER, HQS SUSPECTS RATHER TRANSPARENT APPROACH TO JKLANCE MOTIVATED BY POSSIBLE RUMORS IN EXILE COMMUNITY THAT JKLANCE PROVIDED RANSOM FOR AMEIGH-2 AND OTHERS.3. ALTHOUGH HQS RECORDS FAIL REFLECT EXTENT LNERGO   ES COPYB201-061063/CONTINUED/ 28 JAN 1971REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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SECRETPAGE 2RELATIONSHIP WITH AMDENIM-14, HE OBVIOUSLY WAS VOLUNTARYLNERGO INFORMANT FROM 62 UNTIL 65 WHEN HE WAS RECRUITEDBY LNMICA. LNMICA TERMINATED THE RELATIONSHIP 10 MAY 66,SHORTLY BEFORE THE FATAL COMMANDOS L EXPEDITION WHICHRESULTED IN AMDENIM-14'S CAPTURE 29 MAY 66.FILE: 201-281313, 201-061093.END OF MESSAGE
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SECRETACTION COPYSECRET 222331Z JAN 71 CITE WH/MIAMI 0125DIRECTORRYBAT TYPIC AMECRU20 JAN 2403741. LNERGO/MIAMI ADVISED STATION THAT:A. CONFIDENTIAL NEGOTIATIONS HAVE BEEN INITIATED BY WIFE OF AMDENIM-14 WITH AMECRU-1, TO ATTEMPT RANSOM HUSBAND.DR. MARTINIANO ORTA, A FRIEND OF AMDENIM-14'S, IS ACTING AS INTERMEDIARY WITH AMECRU-1 AND MET WITH HIM CIRCA 1 JAN 1971 IN MIAMI BEACH TO DISCUSS RANSOM TERMS.B. RANSOM PRICE QUOTED BY AMECRU-1 WAS $50,000 AND HE WANTED ASSURANCE IN WRITING FROM WIFE OF AMDENIM-14 THAT SHE COULD RAISE THE MONEY. SHE GAVE ASSURANCE ALTHOUGH SAID PRIVATELY SHE HAD NO IDEA WHERE SUCH AN AMOUNT WOULD COME FROM.C. AMECRU-1 WAS IN NEW YORK 9 JAN ON HIS WAY TO PARIS PRESUMABLY TO INITIATE NEGOTIATIONS.D. LNERGO HAS A "HUMANITARIAN" INTEREST IN FREEING AMDENIM-14 AND ASKED FOLLOWING QUESTIONS INFORMALLY OF STATION:(1) CAN JKLANCE SUBSCRIBE TO THIS RANSOM IN ANY AMOUNT?(2) CAN JKLANCE INFLUENCE OR OTHERWISE ASSIST IN THIS RELEASE, I.E., GET PRICE REDUCED?SECRET
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PAGE 2 WH/MIAMI 0125 SECRET(3) CAN JKLANCE SUGGEST ANY SOURCES OF FUNDS FOR THIS PURPOSE OR ACT AS INTERMEDIARY IN OBTAINING SUCH FUNDS?2. LNERGO/MIAMI COMMENTED THAT RELEASE OF AMDENIM-14 MIGHT BE ADVANTAGEOUS TO JKLANCE AS SOURCE OF INFORMATION (AND, POSSIBLY, AS OPERATIONAL AGENT) AS WELL AS BEING A PROPAGANDA VICTORY IN THE CUBAN COMMUNITY.3. STATION WH/MIAMI HAS REMAINED NON-COMMITTAL RE THIS CASE AS WELL AS ENTIRE SUBJECT OF RANSOMING CASTRO PRISONERS. PLEASE ADVISE TACK HQS WISHES STATION TO TAKE WITH LNERGO CONCERNING ABOVE.4. FILE: 201-281313; 201-061063. GP1.
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FIBI doc27 Oct 69 (Miami)Re - Antonis Cuesto ValleBureau #105-1795
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634801 CUESTA VALLE ANTONIO 1.06 20SUPPLEMENTARY PASTEN KO YH![photo of a punched card with handwritten annotations]
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SECRETDOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCESUBJECT OF DOCUMENTDOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION1. BI FILE NO.2. DISPATCH ON SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO. 4. DATE7. SOURCE CRYPTONYM 8. DATE OF INFO: 9. EVALUATION5. ANALYST6. DATE PROCESSED10. DISSEMINATED IN11. DATEDOCUMENT DISPOSITION12. CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILE13. TRANSFERRED TO BI FILE NO.PERTINENT INFORMATIONCUESTA (DFL) VALLE, ANTONIO201-281313SEX M DOB ?CIT CUBAOCC ?<CUBA, HAVANA100-009-014DAC -23A5722 JUL 68FBIR 6901100852FILE IN 201-28131314. FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.SECRETFORM 867 USE PREVIOUS EDITIONS (7-68)
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FBI doc10 May 68 (Miami)Re-Antonis Cuesta Valle(aka-Tony Cuesta)Bureau #mm 105-1795FBI doc29 april 68 (Unami)Re: Commandos L
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OGC 68-03745 March 1968MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, WH/COGSUBJECT: James C. Wray1.  I called Mr. James C. Wray today to determine his reason for having called the Agency on 27 February regarding Antonio CUESTA Del Valle's patent application. At that time Wray had stated that as a patent attorney he was representing CUESTA who had an application pending on which some $140 in fees was due.2.  Wray advised that he had been retained by CUESTA several years ago to file an application concerned with a high speed boat on which a patent was ready to issue upon payment of $140 in filing fees. He stated further that as a consequence of CUESTA's subsequent capture he had been unable to communicate with him and that he had failed in his efforts to interest CUESTA's friends in assuming responsibility for the fees. Wray readily accepted my representations that the Agency had no responsibility in the matter. According to him, he had called us merely as a matter of last resort.3.  I found Wray's description of the boat's configuration and attributes to be interesting. While emphasizing that we had no re- sponsibility for his client's present situation or for his fees, I suggested that he might want to provide me with the boat's specifications. Wray accepted this suggestion. My thought here was that an item of this nature might be of interest to SOD/Maritime Branch.![signature of ROBERT. BLADERGROEN]ROBERT. BLADERGROENAssistant General Counselcc: Mr. George Laúnar (C3)SECRET201-281313
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SEAUER WILL CHECK CLASSIFICA W TOP AND BOTTOMUNCLASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL SECRET# OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP| TO  | NAME AND ADDRESS | DATE | INITIALS || --- | ---------------- | ---- | -------- || 1   | Nancy Groty      |      | my       || 2   |                  |      |          || 3   |                  |      |          || 4   |                  |      |          || 5   |                  |      |          || 6   |                  |      |          ||  | ACTION | DIRECT REPLY | PREPARE REPLY ||  | APPROVAL | DISPATCH | RECOMMENDATION ||  | COMMENT | FILE | RETURN ||  | CONCURRENCE | INFORMATION | SIGNATURE |Remarks:After much jegging and jagging, we agreed it would be desirable to return call as a matter of courtesy. Please ask OGC to do so - denying any knowledge of the matter.Mr. Bladengroen called & I will handle matter 3/4/68FOLD HERE TO RETURN TO SENDERFROM: NAME, ADDRESS AND PHONE NO.![Signature]DATE3/4/68UNCLASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL SECRETFORM NO. 237 the previous editions1-67(40)
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# INCIDENT REPORT## BUILDING SECURITY BRANCHDATE 21 February 1968TIME 1520 HoursNAME James C. Wray GRADE N/A OFFICE N/AHirsey Building, Room 12041329 "E" St., N.W., Washington, D.C.Phone: NA 8-5555INCIDENT Request for assistance TIME 1520 Hours PLACE HeadquartersSUMMARY OF INFORMATION:At 1520 hours, Mr. James C. WRAY called identifying himself as a Patent Attorney and requested someone contact him concerning Mr. Anthony CUESTA. Mr. Cuesta, according to Mr. Wray, filed a patent application, $472,763, on 19 July 1965, for a high speed boat with a flexible hull. Mr. Wray stated that after filing, Mr. Cuesta left the United States and is now in a Cuban prison. Mr. Wray stated the reason he called is that he wants the Agency to either pay $145.00 for the patent issue fee as the deadline is 10 April 1968, or talk to the Patent Office. Advised Mr. Wray that a report would be made of his call.(201-281313)Security dismissed with OGC (Bladergroan) andWH/CUE/EXO. Agreed no response desired.3/1/68WH/Security/Hannah called and said OS recommends return telecom. WHICOG will also ask Bladergroan to handle.ACTION TAKEN:A check in SR & CD was negative re Mr. Wray but two files, 242 095 and 530 946, were found on Mr. Cuesta.![signature of chief of building security branch, Robert D. Buckley]REPORTING OFFICERWilliam E. CraigCHIEF, BUILDING SECURITY BRANCHROBERT D. BUCKLEYDISTRIBUTION:ORIG: DD/SEC (PTOS)COPY: C/PHY. SDCOPY: C/PSDFILE: BSB/PHYS. SDCOPY:![form 9-67 1798 editions]CONFIDENTIAL![number 30]
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1.  Filing & collection, isolate base leg2.  Survey and recover short, isolate records & prioritize isolate or comments as required by preservation.FROM: EDICLTO ALL ADDRESSEESFILE IN SECTION BRANCH, IF APPROPRIATECORPSNAME| ..  | TO       | CODE NO. | DATE RECORDED | DATE PROCESSED | OF  || --- | -------- | -------- | ------------- | -------------- | --- || 1.  | Dincoo/f |          | 22 JUE57      |                | Wa  || 2.  | WH/C/CY  |          | 27 JUE57      |                | MR  || 3.  |          | MC       |               | 28 JUL57       | qL  || 4.  |          | CL       |               |                | K   || 5.  | BED/fl   |          |               |                |     || 6.  | WH/C/A   |          |               |                |     || 7.  | WH/C/FL  |          |               |                |     |RECORDS OFFICER STAMPThe following action isauthorized:8. 9. 10. Sign:11. Note: Instruction, cite reasons and coordinate if appropriate.12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. PROCESSING DEFERREDPLEASE INDICATE ACTIONDestroy. Records Officer Stamp and Signature Required.Route to RID/DU, RI-9-660Classify to 201-281313.(CS File Number) 1-D-47Route to RID/IR, RI-9-653for final processing..| TRACE REQUEST | ABSTRACT | INDEX || ------------- | -------- | ----- |FILE TITLE: 201-821216FILE NUMBER (PRIMARY CODE): 231-281/1.3.DOCUMENT DATE: 19 JUE 67DOCUMENT NUMBER: UFGA 27020
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# DISPATCH## KAPOK/SECRETChief, SN DivisionFrom: Chief of Station, JHWAVETYPIC/OperationalCUIS Recruitment of IDENTITY1. On 8 and 13 June 1967 the local LNERGO officer who is handling the IDENTITY case informed a JHWAVE officer that she had been recruited by the CUIS on her recent visit to Cuba. LNERGO requests that the know- ledge of this information be kept to a minimum, for they intend to operate her as a double agent. LNERGO does not intend to disseminate any information on the case, at this time; however, the following information was provided so that JHWAVE could furnish LNERGO with traces and comments:.A. IDENTITY received permission from U.S. and Cuban authorities to travel to Cuba to visit her in- prisoned husband. She arrived in Cuba on 7 April 1967 and (fnu) INFANTE of the MININT met her at the airport. In general, INFANTE was her escort; however, she also had to keep Tita (lnu) at telephone number 30-2056 informed of her movements. Enrique ECHEVARRIA was also assigned to IDENTITY's case and she thought possibly that he was INFANTE's superior officer. She described ECHEVARRIA as a DSE officer who had formerly been in the U.B. and who had some type of a back ailment.Attachment: UDCIDENTITYDistribution:3- WH/CCO w/att. U/S/C/continued/DATE TYPED16 Jun 67DATE DISPATCHEDJUN 19 1967UFGA-27020## KAPOK/SECRET201-301313
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# CONTINUATION OF DISPAICHKAPOK/SECRET 1706-27820 page 2B. Oscar HERNANDEZ was in charge of her husband's case and Paul ALFONSO was his assistant. IDENTITY said that her husband was formally kept at the Cargo Libertad Hospital, not at the main building, but at a small building on the hospital grounds. She visited him frequently at the hospital and on one occasion they met in an office at the Villa Marista Detention Center. This office had telephone numbers 40-3535 and 40-3536.C. On 13 April INFANTE made the recruitment pitch to IDENTITY. He said the pitch was on behalf of the DSE and would benefit her and her husband. He said if she would successfully report on anti-Castro activities in Miami, and especially activities of the Commando L, for a period of six months they would release her husband from custody; and after three years of reporting they would grant him permission to depart from Cuba. She said that she certainly wanted to help her husband; however, she did not have any information regarding her husband's activities nor information about anti-Castro activities in Miami. INFANTE instructed her to just do her best and he thought everything would work out all right.D. For the next few days, INFANTE debriefed her on her family, friends, work, etc.E. From 20 thru 23 April she was picked-up daily by INFANTE and taken to a safehouse in the Mariano district of Havana for training. Somewhere along the route, they would stop and pick-up the instructor, Pascual (LNU). Pascual gave IDENTITY training in document photography, development, and techniques in the collection of information. She was instructed in the use of a single lens reflex camera and although she claimed to have done very poorly, Pascual assured her, that with more practice, she would do OK. He told her to purchase a camera and two goose neck table lamps with 100 watt bulbs on her return to Miami and practice until she became proficient.F. IDENTITY was instructed to print or typewrite (using all uppercase letters) her reports as she obtained the information, hold then and every fifteen days photograph then, develop the film, destroy the reports, and hold the negatives. Every six months she would take all of the negatives to New York and deliver them to Chafik Homero SAKER Zonni (201-335014) at the Cuban U.N. Mission: Her first assigned meeting with BAKER was scheduled for any work day between 28 September and 2 October 1967.G. IDENTITY was told that she would have no further contacts with the DSE in Cuba, but should she have any serious trouble, she could write to:"Rafaela Domenech S.Avenida 41 # 6011Ent. 68 y 70 Coiba,Marianao, Havana, Cuba"She was told to make up a false name and return address and sign the letter with the first name used in the return address. She did not receive a code name, was told nothing about EW, was not promised money, nor expenses, and was not given any further information or training./continued/
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCH KAPOK'SECRET LTCA-27820 page 32. Possible JLEAVE traces on the above are as follows:   A. Havana telephone number 30-2056.(a) Number listed to Ma Antonieta MARRERO; 8 No. 10 Vedado. (1965 Havana Telephone Directory)(b) Lt. (fau) MARRERO was listed as a DSE member assigned to Villa Marista and in charge of prisoners. (UFGA-26564, 30 Dec 66)B. Avenida 41 # 6811. Address listed to Pedro Raul RODRIGUEZ. (1962 Havana Address Book)C. Omar HERNANDEZ.(a) Omar HERNANDEZ name appeared on list of Cuban G-2 agents and/or Cuban officials involved in the Revolutionary Trials in La Cabana from 18 April 1960 through 25 August 1961. (UFGA-03228, 6 Feb 62)(b) Omar HERNANDEZ was identified as a Communist and a G-2 agent in Havana who infiltrated anti-Castro groups. (UTGA-03492, 13 March 62)(c) Lt. Omar HERNANDEZ was identified as a DSE interrogator at Villa Marista. (UFGA-24423, 8 Feb 66)(d) Omar HERNANDEZ was described as a DSE agent who has acted as an investigator in several trials acted on by the Cuban Revolutionary Courts. (UFGA-25012, 25 April 66)D. Raul ALFONSO was described as a DSE interrogator stationed at Villa Marista. (UFGA-27168 AO1, 16 March 67)John H. EARMIDRIER