’ Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote). DATE: 11-14-2017 _. JFK Assassination System Date: 4/6/2015 Identification Form ees Agency Information AGENCY: FBI RECORD NUMBER: — 124-10298-10142 RECORD SERIES: HQ AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 105-172694-49, 50 eee Document Information ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: GIBBONS, FRANCIS E. TO: DIRECTOR, FBI TITLE: DATE: — 11/09/1968 PAGES: 98 SUBJECTS : FS, INTV, NUMEROUS INDIVIDUALS, ARRESTS, ARMS, ACA, TRA, BKG, MEETING, DESCR, EMP, RES, REL DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: — Confidential RESTRICTIONS: 1B; 4 CURRENT STATUS: —Redact DATE OF LASTREVIEW: — 07/10/1998 OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE ~ COMMENTS: INC MEMO v9.1 1 Docla: 32309355 Page 1
[Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1993 (44 USC 3107 Hotey. DATE: 11-14-2017 as = \ oN oo ; Need fo te + See ‘ MM 2-192 7 cont font tea Biba CNFIDENTIAL > 2) Also, will have Miami Office sources who have in the past been close to FRANK FIORINI attempt to. discreetly determine from him details regarding abortive -IACB expedition and its objectives. - ADMINISTRATIVE - | Interviews of thirteen IACB members were conducted at Miami International Airport, in space provided by U.S. — i Customs, Miami. One Miami Office Agent and one U.S. Customs Agent, Miami, participated in each interview. Each. interview, however, was under the exclusive control of the Miami Office Agent, with the Customs Agent acting in an observer capacity. It is noted that the Miami Office and U.S. Customs, Miami, have cooperated closely over the years. In this instance, in order to avoid attracting news media at the airport, arrangements were made with U.S. Customs to provide space for confidential interviews of subjects. At . i that time, EUGENE KELLY, Acting Customs Agent in Charge, © | Miami, requested permission to have Customs Agents act as observers during the interviews. In order to save time and - to determine if there had been any violations within. the. _ | investigative jurisdiction of U, s. ‘Customs, this request was granted. —_ This report is classified 4) FIDENTIAL," “because it contains information fro M\1115 Sine cesT ac disclosure of which could reasonably result in his identification and thereby compromise his. future. effectiveness. It is also so classified to conceal the identity of the Mexican Immigration Service, as having furnished information herein. ca aed ee natnnte ane Aanentg e JERRY BUCHANAN is also the subject of closed “Miami file 2-317 (Bufile 2-1712), captioned "JERRY BUCHANAN ; NM ~ RA - CUBA." FRANK FIORINI is also subject of pending Miami . file 105-12890 (Bufile 105-165503), captioned "FRANK FIORINI; ET AL; REPORTED PLANS TO BLOW UP CUBAN SHIP IN MEXICAN PORT, POSSIBLY VERACRUZ," ene ea E. (COVER PAGE) C ont Nentisi Docld: 32309355 Page 2?
" Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote }. DATE: : SOURCE LOCATION VMM T-2 is Mexican Immigration 2-192-606 (Referenced 11-14-2017 iN fae \ an i Le 4 Let MM 2-192 cone tent se , eee a a MAX GONZALEZ is also the subject of'ic:losed Miami. file 87-9326 (Bufile 95-78249), captioned ‘MAX GONZALEZ, Aka; ITSP," ; Regarding the stolen car admissions of ROBERT PAUL. CURTIS, Miami file 26-34692 has been opened to handle \ ITSMV aspects of this case. It is noted that CURTIS has a previous ITSMV conviction. a - The details of this report contain pertinent - information from interviews of RONALD ALLEN MAXWELL, RONALD R, SHETTLER, RIDEO SCHIAVON, RUTH WADE and HARRIET SHARROCKS. Complete. results of these interviews are set out in FD-302s, maintained in appropriate case files. The Miami Office is removing INS F-l stops: for FRANK ANGELO FIORINI and FRANK ANTHONY STURGIS. - INFORMANTS - . . - Oo Fry is fi pass @) fissfiase s Sub ace | ervice Bureau teletype to. Miami 10/25/68) ; | MM T-3 is the American 2~192-608 (Referenced Bureau | ,Consul, Belize, British teletype to Mame 10/28/68), Honduras, who- ‘furnished information to Legat, Mexico, | REVIEWED By ) which le had, in part, obtained JFK TASK F ORCE ‘originally from British Honduras ON t2(29 a) authorities. It was deemed RE advisable to use a T-symbol in A RELEASE IN FULL this, instance to cover the Cl RELEASE | PART . original source. CJ) TOTAL DENIAL (COVER PAGE) oo vontigentsen . a a jor (FLCIK OF | | OF | fre crecsrrene . a creme sce Docld: 32309355 Page 3
f Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (4a Use 2107 Hotes. DATE: 11-14-2017 a tat an ‘ os mt, 2 le MM 2-192 ee a F ene = is of the opinion that such a'‘program is very receptive to the Cuban colony in Miami, and. would therefore afford - him entrance to various Cuban groups. In these efforts © he is assisted by a woman, who is a former: political prisoner in Cuba, It is questionable whether or not FIORINI is sincerely interested in the release of Cuban political prisoners, x (YW On October 24, 1968, MM T-2, a confidential F source abroad, advised that Mexican tourist cards. i showed. the following information concerning four Americans believed to be among those aboard the "Amigo": MAX GORMAN, JR, entered Mexico on August 22, 1968 at Matamoras by car, identifying himself with a birth 7a ' . certificate. He was ‘described as married, 38 years old, of ) and destined for Veracruz, ‘Mexico, . ; As set out below, MAX GORMAN, JR, was later identified as MAX Gonz ALEz., FRANK BONELLI entered Mexico at Ciudad Miguel Aleman on September 30, 1968 by car, He was described as 43. years of age, married, born at Jacksonville, Florida, residence 2148 Flagler Terrace, Miami, Florida; occupation, salesman; destined for Acapulco, Mexico, (4 As set out, below, FRANK BONELLI was later identified as FRANK FIORINI . ) . “ . . . ‘ HERBERT J, FENDER entered Mexico at Matamoros © | on September 20, 1968, identifying himself with a birth certificate, He was: shown as 31 years old! unmarried’ oo . born at Central Hill, Florida} residence, Route #2, , ; | Box 482A, Vero Beach, Florida. ¥(U) _— So, " | ‘As set out below, HERBERT J, FENDER. was ) later identified as LAWRENCE BUGENE FRANCIS SToyY, ROBERT F, CURTIS entered Mexico at Neuvo Laredo on September 24, 1968 by car. He was shown as being 30 | years of ages ‘unmarried? residence “Laud”, Florid a . _ occupation, drivers destination, Mexico City. Uw) ~ = 5 <= | ‘ | | ol UPRMIE EL, ; voor t\\scta1 (? cr 7 : Docld: 32309355 Page 4