104-10065-10166 2s em Bfexico City in early September to 3 receive ‘money ‘and orders for the a ‘assassination,** that Jno had been flown toa secret airfield somewherein _ or near the Yucatan Peninsula,** that he might hava made contacts in 7 Mexico City with a Communist from the United. States shortly <= “before: ‘the “assassination,*° ond that Oswald assassinated the Pres- . a dent at tha direction of a "particular Cuban agent who met with him in - the United States and paid him $7,000. A letter was received from ie someone in Cuba alleging the writer had attended a-meeting where Z2. the assassination had been discussed as part of a plan which would =" soon include the death of other non-Communist leaders in the Ameri ‘asl™ ‘The charge wag made in a Cuban expatriate publication that in “g spéech ha delivered 5 daysafter the assassination, while he was under “the influence of liquor, Fidel Castro made a slip ofthetongueandsaid, = 2 ff “©The first time Oswald was. in Cuba,” thereby giving away the - 3 ff _0 i | “78 fact that Oswald had. made one or ‘more surreptitious trips to that © " amen OFS soe mee . Same stories linked the assassination to anti-Castro groups who “allegedly were engaged i in obtaining illicit firearms in the United: ..... : States, ‘one such claim being that these groups Illed the President as . part of.a bargain with some illicit organizations, who would then = | = supply: them with: firearms as payment? Other rumors placed A  -Oswald in Miami, Fis. at various times, allegedly i in pro-Cuban ace. 5 - +.--tivities there.** ‘ The assassination was claimed to’ have been carried <> ~ 5 “out by Chinese Communists operating jointly’ with the: Cubans °) ~~ “Oswald sra5 also alleged:to have'mét with the Cuban Ambassador in 8 Mexico: Ciby restaurant and:to have driven off in the Ambassador's: re ae =" car for. a private tallc.7* Castro himself, it was alleged, 2-days after. ~~ =\:the assasaination called for the files relating to Oswald’s “healings with : 7 ==. two members. of.the Cuban: diplomatic mission in the Soviet Unionz- 7: the inference drawn was:that the “dealings” had oceuxted and had” a 3 vestablished n secret subversive relationship which continuéd through oS Osvwald’s life! Without exception, the rumors and allegations of ~ #48 conspiratorial contact wers shown to be without any factual basis, ; in some cases the product of mistaken identification. m ia. Ulnstrative ‘of the attention“giver tothe most serious ‘allegations. wee ois tha. case of “D,” a’ -young: Latin American: secret. agent who: ‘ap ‘proached US.” nuthi rities-in* Mexico shortly .after- the assassination id declared that he'saw Lea Harvey Oswald receiving $6,500'to kill’. “s: the President. Among other details, «“Z said that at about noon on Se September 18, waiting to conduct some business at the Cuban con- xx Salate, he saw 2 group of three persons conversing in a patio a few feet. owny..,, One -was.a tall, -thin. Negro with, reddish hair, obvious! = dyed, who: -spok ‘rapidly i in: both. ‘Spanish: and English; ‘and: ‘another: ‘¥as'a mon he said was Lee Harvey Oswald. ° oA ‘tall ‘Cuban: joined. the: “group” ‘momentarily ‘and: ‘passed: some currency ‘to the’ Negros” The < ‘Negro then allegedly said to Oswald in English, “I want to kill the man.” . Oswald: age You’ re‘not: man: enonghy I. can, do it? 2. _ Bhe: ar at . . . a aoe anne oenens om me 0 ey - e ‘ ‘* Page 9 Id: 32347167
ve 04-10065-10166: ( oa Negro: then gave Oswald $6,500 i jn ‘Jorge-denomination Amerieai’ bills’ _. saying, “This isn’t. much.” After. hearing this conversation, “D" said that he telophoned .the American, “Embassy in Mexico City severs] |. °* times. priorto the: ‘assassination in’an attempt to report his be Tief thar} someone important in ‘the United States was to be killed, but was -:..dinally told by someona.at ‘the Embassy to stop wasting his tine _ SD”. ond:-his‘allegations were immediately subjected to intensire investigation. His former employment'as an agent for a Latin Amerj- can country was confirmed, although his superiors had no knowledge of his presence in Mexico or the assignment described by “D.” Four ; days after “D” first appeared the US. Government was informed by cos! tha’ Mexican authorities that “D” had admitted in writing that his oo whole narrative about Oswald was false.. He'said that he had never \) ©, geen Oswald anyplace; ‘and that ha had not seen anybody-paid money... |- _’. in the Cuban Embassy. Hoe also admitted thet he never tried to tele 7 “phone the American Embassy in September and ‘that his Grst call to “the Embassy tas after the assassination. “D” said that his motive in '. fabricating the story was-to: help. get himself admitted into the United © ‘States so that he could there participate in action against Fidel Castro. : He said that he hated: Castro-and:hoped that the story he made'up \|~ ~* ‘Would-be: believed and would cause the United States, to “take action” epee gainst him. ae eee - SRI Tatar, when questioned, by, ‘American authorities, “py claimed , "that he had: been pressured into retracting his statement by the Méx-. | ~~. dean police'and that the retraction, rather- than his first statement, | ..was. false. A‘portion of the American. questioning was carried on | . “with the use of a-polygraph machine, with the consent of “D.” ‘When ‘told that the machine indicated that he was probably lying, “D” said rords' to-theeffect that‘he “must-be mistaken.” - ‘Tnvestigation i fathe @q) meantime had disclesed' that the ) Embassy’ ‘extension: number “D” said |: ° “hehad called would. not have given him the pergon he said ha:spoke ||: 2" toyend that no-one ab’the. Embassy—elerks, secretaries, or officers ~ 1. ” .had@'any recollection. of his calls. In addition, Oswald spol little, if eny, Spanish. ‘That he could have carried on the alleged conversation _ with the red-headed Negro in the Cuban Embassy, part of which was " supposed to have been in Spanish, was therefore doubtfal. “D” now ' gaid'that he was iuncertain 9 to the date when ha saw “someone who? | os ‘Icoked lika Oswald” at the Cuban Embassy, and:‘upon reconsideration, jo . (? “he now thought it wwas'on'a Tuesday, September 17, rather than. Sep ‘tember 18." On. September owever; Oswald visited the Louisiana ~*! State Unemployment Commission in Néw Orleans and also cashed 2 | check from tha Texas Employment Commission at the Winn-Dixie | Store No. 1425 in New Orleans. On the basis of the retractions made’ | &D” when hebeard. the results.of the polygraph. examination, and . “The investigatic fthe Commission hos thus produced no evidenc that Oswald’s trip to Mexico was in any way connected with the sssa5- -sination'of President Kennedy, zior has it uncovered evidence that the: HW 53199 Docld:32347167 Paye io"
~~ 104-10065-10166..-- + See: wreemee ZY) Novemves $932 O PEN © FCAP O03 Agletca Je es ae ; ; MEMOR SAMDUM TC: Me. Clack D. Anseeaoa,] Sagat Atachs r ROM - - -p. Wiaystoo M. Seote oe Js On ths Morning of 26 November an ofiicer of this $ sction,- 7 ett accompanied: by: Me.:Plamback of the Security Oitice, dptewviowed lal ad eb d.caz-on tha south edzs of tha city. The following . Mee - . . statemeats, anliia therwise noted, are whose of the: Sub jects, aa care He es tered: Mexico. by. pS Zelaya,: set ; “hia way. to Cuba to: study guers ila tar faze” yaaa . DRI. On 2. Angust 1993. Of ase iehame tenes ar-aneeeuneantedianetamenene deaaee ladle meeatetanment a eemmaradetent del kevtou tend onet taelatante-aeAeete 4 . , i ; tactics. . He wwaa to wait in Mexico uatil falss ‘docum entation . Dae eg at . ‘asa ‘Mexican’ citizen could be arranged throug tae Cuban - ao ee ic ‘The real purposs ‘bebind his travel at : ; ” a ; Sasion for ca. Nicaraguan Seé=ct: Servier: : ¥ His ‘superior i in Mexico ‘City 3 is Maio: Roger JEREZ, dicaraguaa a . DOBlitary Attache, whose offica is iocated at Pasaje iatino, 7 { . “Interior 513, telephone 46-33-37, Sisxico City. —— oc t ot co. City te Ge anaral 7 mazda 7 x terior: TORRES Sica Nisa wae saguan.ane is. charge of Niczraguan Gomzauniat tra votiera to Cuba. He isa well-knowa Cor=mnuaist and has a Jeughtes in Moscow who teevelled thereon false Mexicaa papers. oad ths drota x3 Gustave ‘ana farauecte ‘ee Homer na Mexican femoty, norraal s 4 Docld: 3234716 aqe 11 HW 53199
wa t3 Ss: somber: ‘Swafoet went to the Subaa Coamtiate ta = |) ; turn over passport phstos ta Consul AZCUS. Walt sisting ne re in the waitin, room. he saw a “rou of aearoxinarely Bo ae, oe eg es persona carter. the SGoasulate and $0 jato AZCUE's office, but - Sad ered) hse moti ced that an uakaowa Person was ) sitciag at AZCUS a Coak.- ; 3 BY: the ‘batardom oor, Sabject saw a. veérsing on the patio a few feet: away. a Negro. with reddisa hair whica appeas io ha prominant cheakboaes and a noticeable" gcax on his lower right sida of hia chin.' He apoks repeatedly : . . with a Cuban accent and also spoke somes English. .Another . . ott _One wad a white man’ whom Sudject had previously aee Los, aa = -rolding: a Canadian. ‘pasoport in tha waiting room, - This. persoa, i had. green sys ‘and Cart blond hats which was ‘arranged i iza t irda. ith 2’ pornpadour. He voxrs glasses “0£: ‘the typa with a mizroz-like outer ourface, Tha thisd per3on . was Lee Harvey OSWALD (Subject was completely conviszea - fzom publivhed photos that this was OSWALD). . Ha sald there shadow of doubt ia hia mind. dark & ray ey ~~ (s: ject atuck totais story that he was thz group mo eas9 somes Americaa currency to the Negro. This unidentified . . Cubaa man had app realy come out of AZCUE'a offi ise intothe ~ ut HW 53199 Docld: 3293471 Page 12
paws. ie is describen aa tali, so.idly bul’t, 2 sculsrie wich curly aaic, ~2acing a browa culs asd rad-strised tie. ° - Subivect estimated is age As approsimately S70 Suhjsct aevar say this snaa aftes $3 Septemder. . d the ioliowinz conver vation between the x ot man a enough. ‘Lean do it Nese 6s. “(in Spanish) 1 1 con't, go with a you. “y havea. tot 20, do. _ The: Negro then gave OswALD 5, 590 doilars ia large’. a . _@arozaiaation UL S. ‘bills. saying “this joa't meuch", Of this. aus, oe 500: dollars waa: -foroxtra expense3.- The. SN 2zro ‘algo gave. SWALD: “gdout' 200 Mexican pesos. . ‘Later the Subject saw a’ prety 8 girl believed to be a Cudaa employes of the Consulat= . } azo” and tell him that she was Miving ab. e Calle Juarez $407 in casa he wished to findher, The girl. - oo 2porested to ba about 29 years old aad her“mannaer reminded =” 7. Subject of a prostitate. “OSWALD, the Negro and the Canadian -a le then: weat- upstairs 2 at th Skeuuse aad saw these three pirscde Zave by . ‘ths Embassy gate near the corner of Tacubaya whera they en . - entered 2 parked biack car, oroba? y a Chevrolet. Subject — - uO 7 reentered the Gonaulate waiting xoom anc dates was See nese HW 53199 DocId:32347167 Page 13
904-10065-10166 ore rse tennt ‘fold-to contact TG22N3, wheretpoa he redut TORRES wife, a Guatecsalas, oo . Ag atthe Soviet imbasa. Sadject weet ; “about 30 but waz not allowed: to. on Cop hw oa At this point, - ‘Drs: ‘Mowl | JARQUI N Toledo, Nicarasuaa —_ i nae ee _ Comsmenisr, wha has been i in Moscow, 2pproached and saw : we “Subject standing at tha gate. He avkxed Sudject way he was). 7 : ct there and: Subject said: hawas lookizy for TORRES. JAR oun pene ete ete Mee Gib seen oe inforread Riss that TORRES was inside. TORRES soon came So ayes . . . OUB aad accorapanied Sudject to. tne Subsa Coasulice.. hot le a a TORRES entered AZCUZE!s oifica alons and later emerged) cs je . ‘to do here until. | cere At ‘this: ne int, aa uni entitied girl entored tha, ae “TORRES, zeplts Macs now, _ On tha. night of 9 Septembar TORRES presided c overa--* aguay Comzuaists, held at his - home °' guesrilla attachkia the Segovia Region. of | ‘Picaragua. poRaes announcad that $ guarsitlas ‘had been scibled and gaid that the next year would } be a tougs one becausa . rn |. the U.S, policy. might change and the Communist might find | reselves. isolat a. ae Mies bes asked Seniect | ig the: eaew.t the .ghathe was no Seguatarea wits the area. eee ; Ox 25 Septs ouiber TORRES cant Earicsu e CUADRA Collado, i ste "| an emoloyse of Carton Zavases ‘de Mexico, Lago de Casala 13, : ) snould” 30.20 | tha Cutan Eosulate 2 SeBject Te SGazadiaa fehe 2d. 29. Toke eave: - 5 t . . : . Cte ae 8 | 24 | 7 35975 _ AW 53199 Docld: 32347167" ‘age 14-
cen. ste ow ce-memee ve tered thar he hal orschased the watch ia Mexico 2 husma asa souvenir. Tre Canaltian cisrizia camer. srrapped 2cro30 his che3t and ai3sy carried a batch oF Sbsecune ‘ photogcapas waich he was stowia; to Coasulais smploysea. ot aor oa the Caaadian vustair3s. As he wag lsaving Shs waltiag room, | eee the Canadiana flashed a large wad of U.S, dollars aa@ said "Itq ” se soiags ‘Toe: skies are r cloud! 1g sp aad thay! rs waiting. foame UE. The red haised Negro mentioned sarlier then ciins ia and took - . wee ‘Is mating § those vealla, va used tha name. Jorge. XYNAUT (euonest ie) toprotect his |, ids atity. » Hs was ‘asked. 42. tha’ cali = elated to visa matters. ond Aes, replied. “no, it davolved a political m intier, he wished to - speak with a person of confidencs." Nis iizat call waa aersenéa” “by two feraltes and ha finally apoks to a.maa who tack Subjecs'a * : ‘phona. ‘number (30-19-52) and said he would call back: Tha man’: ” never. called. Subject:tried repeatedly to ‘sontact ct he Erba | by. paone: but was: finally. old “av t wasting our time; wa ara’ When Subject “saw tha ‘photograph of {OSWALD Ja a Ipcat newal . paper, ke contacts ad the mebaaay Security ¢ Cifice oa 25 NN vember, ’ ~ sand agreed: wits: ‘conviction, rudimentary | ‘serious: perscn, who! ‘spOx2 showed that ‘ke knew Gas 35 Zashish, to pense tand-: coaversation in that languages” OE REE Sa ae aan “ . . . Sudject saia thar? Se bad totcan training ia ine Paorama Canal Ot with Tee Nicaraguaa Army aad: Bémitted that “@isiMusionsa: ‘and for tha! “past, fous “ye 5 tration agent for the Nicaragzaa | Govezament. HW 5319: i:32347167 Page 15
104-10065-10166 . . ~The a - Commsnaist plot. He said he in aay 022 pu’stieity splasis aot yeeret, bet that he would be willing ro do "what, née: ‘ tHe, Subjects waa liviag at Piso > 113, de ta Ribera, telephone 4i-07-32. te terrozats fortes! oe vee a ae | of chi ,) &Bbove, See re eed photograzha of the icsllowiag 3 CubaaDmbassy | 2 : parson Silvia DURAN, Franciaco } LLAGOSTSRi > » Ozasts cs RUIZ, oeRaal, ae . CONCEPCION: as tho: all: Guban: pneationad ‘abovs, and a ‘photog=anh of: wens Luisa CALDERON ay the oe ety 3 Zizl rhentioned above. He alzo denied — 7 Wereaciaco LLAG SOST=ERA as the mustacksd Cuban whom be had known ” aes alizs of Juan Jose. This was the sama person incizentelly who wag ’ the Canadian, Subject. quicihy: igeniitied . He said that hp’ waa poaitive.of theoa identlfidations “at this interrogatisa, ‘Subject saia CSWALD kad carried a green passport t- believes he:saw OSWALD: wearing = Fed SE : geem: to. de. oo 2 3 worn) 1078 shoe: ‘ watch with a ysllow metal Ha illustrated CSHALD a: - , nn of peice a chaz. at the » Goaaulaia walls in j oy he heard O53 WALD use hs SMoxieas a slang « expr eszioa ser aceie #5976 ae scId: 32347167 Page 16
m™ bady grousuac st. Suspect roeaactsd the conversation anal snoaey ouszing cene described soove.” Hiss accoust of the 2 was espeattally the dame ay repoctse, en ate a he bad OSWALD use the word icill in bis lizrst reply to tha... NWegso; h ; }S=COS “¥oulrs aot the man. I can sit | him," “We sata that the U. S. bank notes were ia = ‘geal . pack about 1/4 iach thick bound with a pager band which the ".Nagro broke bafore.couating. out 1,500 coiiars for. extra: acs a ag’ “advance: payment vs “Subject gata that ha is guild: a sargeant tn the Nicavagaaa : Civil Grard. and that he entored Mexico. WMegally on 29 August ~ ‘without £ travel eocamerts, . paying a briba at tha bosder. and. , ‘havia 29, Guatemala: aad =). ‘Salvadox £2. ‘had 7 bezen to. ‘Mexico in’ 1941 Om asm stission = Miesraguas Seczer se rvice after a cont: ived sotape =) >. irom. false: azzeat. in Nicazagza, followed’ ‘by. eceriod of} asylush in the Mekican’ Embaasy.. He sailthat his’ training réésived : : da the Canal Zons took place in Fort Glick ia iMarch 1956. {note Subject. would 4 have. only: beea 16-yeare old at that: Eme)oo oo. Sudject said that ha had deen to the Cuban Consulate on * . 2 or: 3 September, 15 or 15 Septernber, 18 Septembars:- 2”: mbes, 2nd 25. Novemo2=. : ‘Hz 2drmits to-haviaz visited the ‘Soviet Embassy aporoxd- oO yaataly 6!oxr 7 time ssa bout 4 times with TORRES. Hewes Loe. :. - sornewhat fuzzy on seazoas for thesa visits aac was not 3 , "s _ pressed for detall at thia session... CT, ve sab 3 Dotted A So Poa s Mn f-PSPRE WW 53199) Docld:32347167 Page 17 ~
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