Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote}. DATE: otis Ldn v4 . wey . . : 1 $ x Ma oON - LIST OF ARMS, AMMUNITION AND OTHER ITEMS Confid@entiak 803 Rifle #18780 Point 22 Glenfield Rifle Model #10 Point 22 Glenfield Rifle Model #70 22 Marlin Rifle Model #57 30 Carbine Service Rifle #2234870 30 Rifle with Tel Sight #129812 30: Remington Rifle Model 03-A3 #3877528 7 Point 22 Universal Rialfar SLA Rifle #123913 — | 30 U. S. Service Rifle Carbine #1087063 an 30 Carbino Service Rifle #101369 . 30 Machine Carbine Rialfar SLA #2581539 30 Machine Carbine Rialfar SLA #118233 | 30 Machine Carbine Rialfar SLA #4138516 45 Swissvale U. S. Army Automatic Model (1911 with Magazine and Leather Holster ' #1054813. _ 32 Browning Automatic Pistol. #619803 with magazine leather holster - 6 rounds - 45 Colt U. S. Army Automatic Model 1911 ‘with. magazit leather holster #90545 1 - 38 Revolver #400539 and holster 1,435 = 7.62 rounds | 148 - 303 rounds in clips and loose 196 - 38 rounds special os oo ~ 125 - 45 rounds — my 1. 269 ~ 22 rounds . 8 =- 30 - 30 rounds | 1 - 45 Colt Revolver E. E. Oo. 13.- 38 automatic rounds 3 - 38 empty shells : 24. magazines 2 bayonets 17 knives (assorted) , a 1 leather cartridge belt with malian Kukri | and sheath wi cating ‘knife attached || oo! a Li 2 Gemini 10 Walkie=Talkies pair’ handcuffs Cuter rifle cleaning rod rifle pull through revolver ‘pouches Army bolts. camera with. film ammunition belt barrel only Sears and Rovao Point. 22. wooden rifle butt - wooden rifle butt and casing wooden hand. piece for rifle — Breech Black & Trigger machine revolver cleaning ‘rod: ; screwdriver _ - Pame - BO . _ player be Lo , Coatidential ; SOL SREGY FE ‘a soe ok we - : i ad ad oe ee ee and olster 2 magazine pouc s ee pe PP RPP NOH HE Docld: 32299945 Page 17
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1997 (44 USC 2107 Hotey. DATE: 1dalde2 0 Leute tna MM 2-192 - Aen? vA ants alk , On November 26, 1968, MM T-S, a third confidential source abroad, furnished.2 copy of the - following report made by the British Honduras police concerning the arrest and deportation of FRANIC FIORINI and others from British Honduras: (c) . Lo -5- | es 8 foK 1 REG IY SO Docld: 32299945 Page 16
‘Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (34 Use 2107 Hotey;. DATE: Asda 20) rent goo CAMPOS and. MAGANA as crew, for a five-day fishing and sights “maps, documents and United States Armed Forces training manu - REPORT ON THE CIRCUMSTANCES SURROUNDING ‘THE ARREST AND DEPORTATION FROM BRITISH KON ‘DURAS OF _THIRTEEN UNITED STATES ATES NATION ALS “Apout 1330 hours on Wednesday, 23rd October 1968 a 34 feet cabin cruiser, the 'AMIGO! registered at Progresso, Yucatan, Mexico arrived in Belize City harbour with a crew of two MemMican nationals, Alonso CAMPOS Escalante and Roman. MAGANA Estrella land carrying five United States nationals as passengers. Th Object of the visit was stated to be refuel and re~provision As.a result of. information given by CAMP -authorities, the matter was referred: Oo Police, and Special Branch officers interrogated the two’ Mexicans From the inf mation received, the.five United States nationals. were arres and- charged under the British Honduras Innigration Ordinance The boat was searched and, besides a number of suitcases con ing personal clothing, medical Supplies, anti-Castro literat a pistol loaded with 6 rounds was found hidden in the cabin. 2. ‘The five U.S. ‘nationals ‘gave names and addresses t -Police, but several of the names given were later found to b - false. The Mexican and United States Consulate authorities notified of the circumstances known at that. time. _ Si 7 7 3. The two: Mexican nationals were questioned separately, an both told the same story. ee i jo 4. The. ‘AMIGO! , owned by Alfonso Martin VASQUEZ of Progréss Yucatan, was hired by the five United States citizens,. with trip from Progresso to: Isles. Mujeres, Yucatan, at a cost of 3,000 pesos. Having obtained port clearance, . the party left - Progresgo. on the ‘AMIGO’ at about 2200 hrs. on Friday, 18th October.» About 2330 hrs. three of the Americans threatened {the “Mexican: crew with pistols, and forced them to take the boat -dnshore:- opposite the abandoned hotel 'Tropical Reviera’. Eight i 5. “When ‘the ‘boat ‘arrived off Xcalak, Quintana Roo, che was told to head for Turneffe. The lighthouse at the north further men, with a considerable quantity of. equipment, were then ferried on board by the boat's dinghy. This. operation’ was | . completed about 0300 hrs. on. Saturday, 19th> ‘October. | The * MIGO" was then sailed eastwards along the northern coast of! Yucatan, ‘both the Mexican crewmen having been tied up, but released at a time to steer the boat. They passed Isles Mujeres about 0400 hrs. on 20th Cctober and turned south. About this time, according ‘to. CAMPOS, he learned that their dest inatio Was” end of Turneffe was sighted at about 1830 hrs. on Monday, 2 . October. CAMPOS was told to steer to the east of Turneffe, -where they would meet another boat which. the. Americans. woulc board, leaving the "AMIGO! and the two Mexican crew to retuyn | to Progresso. i : a J G seat p07 7264- 5é eee nacre we 7 . | : Docld: 32299945 Page 19
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 199? (44 USc 2107 Hotes 6. -... About. 2100: hrs. on 21st October the "AMIGO' went aground on a reef, maining fast..until 0600 hrs. on 22nd October, when the crew: and. the Americans got it free. They } ae remained at anchor for ‘about. 24 hours in the same area, but = ‘saw nothing of another boat: On the morning of 23rd October : CAMPOS pointed out that he only had fuel for about 5 hours sailing, and was then told to make for Belize. The eight men, who were not included on the Progresgo Port clearance |= _paoteertificate, were landed at Shag Caye Bogue, about 12 miles . eon south east of Belize City, with the major part of the equip- |. ment, by means of the dinghy, which they kept with them. The 'ANIGO' then cane into Belize City harbour. ae 2 _ fhe following morning a Police/Military party, gui . by CAMPOS, went to Shag Caye Bogue and collected the eight m ‘and their equipment without resistance. All were brought in ' Belize City, and all.were charged under the Immigration Ordinance, the Mexican and United States Consulate authoriti again being advised of the situation. On-the 24th October t five U.S. nationals taken from the TAMIGO' appeared before t Belize City Magistrate on a charge of being prohibited immig They were. reminded in custody until 31st October 1968. On 2 October the eight men, all of whom claimed U.S. nationality, were similarly. charged and remained until 31st October. — .. : . boc 8. ' When the: thirteen men appeared on 31st October, a |: deportation order to the United States was made in respect _ of each. Arrangements were made by the United States Consul for them to leave on scheduled airline flights in four.  Gonfidential = 5 | Docld: 32299945 Page 70
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4 | - MM 2-192 : : : '@ ont Ldvart rene On November 6, 1968, MM T-3 advised that on _ ee . October 29, 1968, several of the Subjects had been interviewed. . by authorities at Belize, British Honduras, and the following  —__ | information ‘had resulted from these interviews: ) See a) That FIORINI had been named FRANK FIORINI at = birth and had changed his name legally some years ago in Norfolk, Virginia, to FRANK ANTHONY STURGIS following. the remarriage of his mother, a. FIORINI was the leader of the expedition and may... have been the Only one who knew precisely where the: group was headed, He gave the impression of being a professional - Oo - "con-=man" who was prepared to tell whatever Story suits hin(@) b) That FIORINI and GONZALEZ are long of the Secret Army Organization of the IACB, and ~time members *. | claims “to have acted as a re that HULBER cruiter for FIORINI, (a, . c)- That recruit ing was carried out by newspaper gor oy advertisements in the Florida area and by personal contacts(c_): a) That the subjects, apart from FIORINI, GONZALEZ, and possibly HULBERT, appear to be of fairly aan adventure, i | attracted: to a criminal venture. @)_ 8) opp t the subjects had been promised substantia payments in return for their services by FIORINI but,-in fac had been paid nothing to date, according to tho a jos -1 Feb $y Sb ! 2b selab ieee eee wl Se a ‘ f Docld: 32299945 Page 22
‘ Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (a4 “Use 2107 Hote e}. -MM 2=- 192 oar Laan’ jab g) That some of the subjects crossed the U. 8S. - Mexican border carrying these firearms. (c) h) That all the subjects crossed the —U. Ss. - Mexican border at Brownsville, Texas. (¢) - i) “That tne -IACB undoubtedly has some funds ‘but that FIORINI's claim ito have fifteen , | million U. S. dollars in Switzerland for aid of political prisoners_in Cuba is more likely to be false then true. (c-) | - j) That FIORINI. and GONZALEZ apparently | intended to continue their anti-CASTRO activities. @) a The November 13, 1968, edition of the "Miami News", a daily newspaper ’ published at Miami, . Florida, carried on page one the following article: . : conexant lal Jor 7 ? ec AY “J & Docld: 32299945 Page 23
DATE te bt Ue oti under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (4f TT 2107 Hates . (Gonfident+c- “It is ‘noted that the serial numbers of | the. two weapons purchased ' by CURTIS from the Boca | Tackle Shop. are identical with those of two of the: weapons included in the above “list of arms, = ammunition and other items" furnished by MM T-2 » 1968. RU - 01 “November 21, 1968, DOLORES COLON, 327 Fillmore ‘Street, Staten Island, New York, © 9% : wed under a suitable pretext and advise ‘the. daughter of MAX GONZALEZ, who, |. é a is in a Miami, Florida, jagts ei who had ‘been a. salesman for that firm prior to his” 2 departure ‘on the IACB expedition, continued to be: incarcerated: ‘in. the Dade County Jail, as of this | * date: sree ne | ‘trial on bad check charges. GONZALEZ his: ; from . British Honduras. He has not been “arrested ry. the FBI. _57- Jor 7? 26 IY -SE Docld: 32299945 Page 274