The Attorney General  — i ~ Mr, Belmont Director, *BL - j ~ Mr, Evans <¢, WiaF bog 54 303 » Mr, Sullivan Ya ° , 7 1 - Mr. Wannatl FIDEL CASTRO 4 Si known, he will be killed immediately, a te SHE N *_," On October 22, 1962, the informant voluntéerddite~) givin our, Los Angeles, California, Office that he believes, he en a ins arrange ° ‘to have Fidel Castro assassinated, He expiaine die! MEV that some of his underworld acquaintances, such as Sleyer, ARAN 3 we vs Ny rats qd? Bis FoF \ \ We have an informant who furnishes data concerni criminal matters and who is close to high officials of th 1 © . Teamsters Union. He has many contacts with hoodlum and baie Bagh ish. gambling elements throughout the United States. He is mostea Beers ohh concerned that his relationship with the FBI not be steveated i since he feels certain that, if his cooperation becomes Ph Fa believes some of these underworld figures~still have | char a 4 inside Cuba through which the assassination. of C d successfully arranged, Xe 4 . — The informant.said his motive fox me ac — . * Mr, Fipp . n ar 5-105 INTERNAL SECURITY - CUBA 1 - Mr. Mullins NN in-the past have had close connections in Cuba whereby. tehey , were able to “buy practically any Cuban official or“tay accomplish almost anything they wanted to do in Cuba, “Ha { we! } to fie Unified States Government is that he is® 7 , \, m3 | welk aware: that, if Castro follows in the footal | ye dictators, he will eventually turn on the Jé XY | i. 2, Jews underhis jurisdiction, He said that, i t Tsay’ . sl 1, 3 united: Stafes Government is inter ated in having. £h, t ve AY | ig) fron the Government except |, pa ete pfhat such an Mohr Without. any additional contact with Government. rx UOSPGr + ! oe = ee (13 ; ats, Va we et ‘NOV 7529969)" iSsuce) MAIL, Wow Fi SLETYPE unit C_] RAM: dj.w Ty mew y HW 54463 Docld:32304819 Page 2 | vei cs) madé, he Would raise thé nécess oa mehey and would Caliah and with a minimum of wV/ with a ‘iat & “> a | would in 10' way adversely ag: fectythe national securk. | expressed confidence in his Abi Pity to accomplish. thy ,
— Memo dum Oe wn, © To: The Attorney General Pare: October 29, 1962 em | , y Virvos : Director, FBI SURJACT: FIDEU CAS STRO UNTEBMNAL, SECURITY - CUBL We have an informant wno furnishes data concerning ‘criminal matters and who is close to high officials of the Teamsters Union. He has many contacts with hoodlum and ' gambling elements throughout the United States, He is most concerned that his relationship with the TSI not be revealss since he teels certain that, if his cooperation becomes known, he will be killed immediately On October 22, 1962, the informant voluntee red to our Los Angeles, California, Office that he believes he ccuis, 255 : arrange to have Fidel Castro assassinated, He explained s that some of his underworld acquaintances, such as ileyer oR ey jm the past have had close conmeclicns’ in Guba whoreby they “A were able to "buy!" practically any Cuban official or to ar accomplish almost anything they wanted to do in Cuba, He believes some of these undervorld figures still have ehanne- A! insiderCuba_through which the assassination of Castro coule . i ee % "; Successfully arTang ede! Rearice a aaa etek a aera ak ge arent pm Pa oT mg = Ce Oh ee PE: | heres Aree ee cme” mee iets nee “aspicham es Hae: TES WED pore: CONTIDENTIAL ae ee cen NY 2 . aan oo a on) oe oc a ” Sak agile Tage tac pee et: Moye «=o tLe Said. that, in United States Government is interested in having che ‘atten made, he would raise the necessary money and tt oo ‘from the Government except assurance that such an epebg akin would in no way adversely affect the national secur bty. iO expressed confidence in his ability to accomplish thifs nkewten Ty ¢- without any additional contact with Government represenkat: WG “and "Re a. minimum of contacts with private, Imiivieceess . SEV iL iti CAY Vite WH Lion cy ‘i 109-539 Ui - | MAY 7 1976 / Lp hole oh ee meow a wy ~ OS] Co mo , . rr oe SE chews | poe 2 ~) mine a a So et, *% HW 54463 DoclId:32304819 Page 3 1 > : . oe