Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 3107 Hote). DATE: 11-14-2017 . JFK Assassination System Date: 6/10/201 Identification Form Agency Information AGENCY: FBI RECORD NUMBER: — 124-90130-10085 RECORD SERIES: HQ i AGENCY FILE NUMBER: — CR 109-584-358 Document Information ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: MM TO: HQ TITLE: DATE: 09/22/1959 PAGES: 3 SUBJECTS : ANTI-FIDEL CASTRO ACTIVITIES FRANCISCO RODRIGUEZ TAMAYO DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: — Secret , RESTRICTIONS: 4 CURRENT STATUS: — Redact DATE OF LAST REVIEW: = 09/21/1998 OPENING CRITERIA : INDEFINITE COMMENTS: | MEMO v9.1 : 2 | DocId: 32336018 Page 1
[Released tnder the John F. _Kegnedy Assassinatigp! Records, Colléstion Act of 1992 (44 use noe NY e). DATE, Adda pang ge oa ON a ae mae Office Memir. Sndum « -UNITED. Boo cor SFE DIRECTOR, FBI ' DATE: SEP 2 2 1959, BypCT. ANTI-FIDEL CASTRO ACTIVITIES spy \ Is - C =i dated and captioned as above. ‘A Z _ MM T-1 is ANTHONY NTHONY ALFRED p\crassweLier, Security. Liaison Officer, | Kingston, Jamaic: Jamaicg, “Mr. “CRASSWELLER 1: is ivernen ber of the ‘British “Security ‘Service, headquartered in London, England. He has security jurisdi tion over Jamaica, the Bahamas, and British Honduras. G oJ Enclosed are 11 copies of a letterhead memo - \ a | J 5 SHOBN: - A Mr. CRASSWELLER at the outset identified the British representative who attended the Ft. Lauderdale , meeting as one HILL of the Special Services @) Nassau, y whose first name he was unable to recall.” oer \ TED phbwe uence, - , age < 2 2 Ser ATHEAWISE el ’ i ae ee ee ALL, INFORMATION CONT. EACEPT WHERE- _ BBREIN 1S UNCLASSIP ¥ Mr. CRASSWELLER said that he wished to emphasize ny  « the following points: (1) He desired to apologize for HILL on behalf [a ~ of the British government for not having notified appropriate representatives of the U. S. Government prior to attending [> FE ~) the Ft. Lauderdale meeting. He explained that HILL was j oo acting outside the scope of his authority and that he, himself, had severly admonished HILL for his indiscretion. | (2) HILL has been told by CRASSWELLER to have nothing further to do with STEWART in the U. S. and to confine | his contacts with STEWART tg Nassau. STEWART has been, YSed a i se as an informant De Oty @ daagiied U2 KeksetEre | fs , (3) Mr. coset, sked if thé FBI would ike € to /| mater ‘take over contact, a aa @ ip 7 = SF 4-8 25) aa /@. Bureau (Encs-11) (RM) Lee. a f 3 7 Mtami (1: = 105-1891) (RODRIGUEZ) 9 ! +t , Bi Bie 1905) (oRaC) 5 SEP 23 199 Ay MN GED: ete. Ap geht 5): 54s 4 a ses gil ri yim * wousuiy ses ) i aw Oh IRA Qe rd Docld: 32336015 Page 2?
fReleased-under the-o ' DATE: (11-14-2917  * | | ee ’ MM 105-1742 _ ; | ~ SECRET (4) If so, did the FBI desire that HILL come to Miami for the purpose of introducing STEWART and to ff11 © in any further details that may be desired. \ ment, would like to be kept advised of any further developments which indicate that the anti-CASTRO movement is utilizing or ‘\ operating from any British’ islands. (od \: Mr. CRASSWELLER said that the British Special | Services at Nassau has in its possession a letter dated \ 11/10/58, signed by Mr. CHARLES E, WYATT, U. S. Customs, Miami, Florida, certifying that STEWART had been of assistance | to the U. S. Government. It is to be noted that the U. S. | Customs, Miami, has previously disclosed to this office that | CARL, SA\_ TEWART-has-ser ved as an informant from time to time |  wititprésard fo matters relating to smuggling and revolutionary activities. It is also known that on at least one occasion x he reported information concerning an alleged expedition which” never materialized. On that occasion, U. S. Customs had main- tained a surveillance of the boat in question for more than a week with negative results. (6) | The interviewing Agents, SAs THOMAS H. ERRION, | GEORGE E. DAVIS, JR. and WILLIAM). WIGHTMAN, expressed |. appreciation tofftr. CRASSWELLER for his frankness and his offer of cooperation. He was “informed that (since STEWART {S) | has contact with U. S. Customs, Miami, it was not deemed necessary for this office to also establish contact with him. (Since Miami has excellent relations with U. S. Customs | it is felt that U. S. Customs will advise concerning any pertinent information furnished them by{STEWART. CRASSWELLER | said that so far as he knew STEWART had not furnished infor- | Kj, (5) CRASSWELLER, on behalf of the British wn govern | | | \ ! . mation concerning the Ft pauderdale meeting to U. S. Customs, Miami.) Mr. CRASSWELLER/[‘was also informed that this office would be most happy to cooperate with his service and that . any information of interest would be channeled to his service © through liaison between Bureau and[ British intelligenceyon the ¢ Washington level. Coe >} & se SECRET JO9- SEL ~ 35F ~ ' Docld: 32336018 Page 3
Réel@ased under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1997 (44 USC 2 107 Hate; . DATE: 11-14-2017 “ a MM 105-1742 n order to avoid embarrassment tofthe British i it was deemed inadvisable to mention HILL' sf g, letterhead memo. §¢ It is to be noted that Dr. FRANCISCO RODRIGUEZ COUCEIRO is a Cuban attorney now exiled in Miami who ‘openly states that he is one we the leaders of the Revolutionary Crusade Against Communism {CRAC). His cousin, Captain FRANCISCOXRODRIGUES SATAMAYO; Witio’had served with — ‘FIDEL CASTRO in th Sierra Maéstra Mountains during the revolution against BATISTA defected from the CASTRO govern~ ment several months ago an o resides in Miami, Florida, where he is active in exac(ILf Ly pe be 2 i naoamtuctn ; i. — _— nL Ne a 4 al ‘ wae SECRET [0 9- SUP -3BSE Docld: 32336015 Page 4