oS eae + SRR Re Ln aN, . ’ ” RO Ie Yanan ns ria eae ie é an eet ators teen ge, pep TE gm ae 5 . other questions are regarded as substantially truthful. IX- 222! To -2 WHICOG ? June 1968 FROM  : Interrogation Research Division SUBJECT : AMCLEVE/15 -- IDEN A 201-300985 IRD 272503 BACKGROUND: Subject is a. 40< year-old PBRUMEN male who has been of continuing WOFIRM taterest since initial-contact with JMWAVE and more recently with the Station as a penetratica of the IDEN B organization. PUR POSE/ PROCEDURE: Subject wae SGSWIR Led at the request of the Station because of several {seues which tended to question Subject's bona fides, possible effillation with PBRUMEN intelligence through relatives, unreported assocle ation with gangster elements, thefts from WOFIRM, plus other items specified in questions Hated below. The interview was conducted in the home of ~Cacar C. KALBING if both English and Spanish. (Subject's English is quite good, however, during actual testing Spanish waa used to avoid ambiguity or misunderstanding of the question content.) KALBING did the translating. RESULTS: Subject remaine sensitive to one question which is related to hie past dealiags with IDEN C but in fairness to Subject this sensitivity is believed geserated by genuine uncertainity over the amount of items which he had been instrumental in getting for IDEN C. Sensitivity initially recorded in ether areas wae resclved through post-test discussion and responses to all Subject was most cooperative and candid throughout the entire interview. DETAILS: Because of the numerous issues which were believed in need of clarifi- cation, a three phase test was atructured prior to the interview and rehearsed with Subject completely before any testing took place. Discussions, ag noted, wero in both English and Spanish. Specific questions asked of Subject and answers given by him are as follows: SECRET = (tétédr CS" copy wet we SOUT AS een etre seen enema
14-00000 seo en en a te rn tn ne 1 . ° . + re crm i mend Page 2 IRD ¢72501 Have you used any name besides IDEN A? Asawer: No, except for nicknames and aliases used with WOFIRM. Have you ever travelled to Washington, D. C.% Anower: Yes. _Oace deverel years ago. Have you ever been to the Soviet Usioa? Answer: No. Are ‘aby ef your relatives members of the Communist Party? After some discussion Subject felt it probable that they were. Those specifically mentioned were his two brothers IDEN D asd IDEN’E and also possibly a sister named IDEN F who is also in PBRUMEN and married fo a Captain in the Militia. Whea the question was prefaced with the words: “Je it pour -- belief that any of your relatives are members, " Subject's answer was always yee. He based this belief on the fact that both brothers hold highly reaponaible positions in key industries in PBRUMEN aad hence must bs members. He also noted that prior-to hia leaving PBRUMEN, he (Subject) and his two brothers had many discussions about politica and their views differed from Subject's. As for bis brother IDEN E, Subject regarded ' Bim ae the "brain" in the family and originally a very religious Are person who atsended Catholic services dally. He later evinced distrust for the clergy ia PBRUMEN and Liamed them for the downfall of the church. When Castro made his meve, IDEN E was in completé eympathy with him and remained with him daspite his apparent conversioa to Gommuaism, although IDEN E never acknowledged that he had been a Communist and would ueuvally retort with a comment that he (IDEN E) was a “humaniss. " any of your relatives working for PBRUMEN Intelligence? His answer was that he felt that at least one of them was accord- ing to what KALBING inferred during his discussion with Subject the day before the SGSWIRL test. This was his brother IDEN D, but he-also wondered about his brother IDEN E who might also be with PBRUMEN intelligence because sccording to what his mother mentioned in a letter sume time ago, IDEN E had been in the USSR receiving traiuing of some sort. This training lasted for a full year and occurred in 1962 to the best of Subject’s memory, Subject was reascnably sure of this date because of the “Atlesiie ertais" and President Keanedy's death which occurred later. SECRET
in, (Aa erect mic tn Saceehseteetee mera _ _. _ prevent anyone knowing hie exact whereabouts. After this discussion the questicn read: "Is it probably that your relatives (brothers) are working fcr PBRUMEN intelii- gence? Answer: Yes." Did you know your, ‘brother (IDEN D) was working with IDEN G before’ we told ‘you? Answer: No. But again had some suspletons. Besides the. letters we asked you to send to your brothers have ‘you comniunicated with anyone in PBRUMEN? Answer: Yeo.. His mother: “about two or three times a year and with an aunt named IDEN H which was the person to whom he actually addressed the letter to hia brother which WOFIRM asked him to write. This letter inc wae posted in 1967 (a few months before coming to and not 1966 as noted in Station files. Since arrival Subject has written his mother only once and had the letter pusted from Miami to (in addition to these contacts, Subject has sent one telegram to his mother soon after the IDEN I fuat to let her know he was alright.) If wae abcut this time that IDEN E wrote to him and criticized his participation in IDEN f. Have you seen either of your brothere since 19617? Subject answered po. Last saw IDEN E at the airport in the distance but there were employees from IDEN Ets place of employment present and IDEN E was apparently reluctant to go near the plane. Since 1961 Subject has not seen any member of hie family and as time goes on dues not miss them as much. The persons he claims to have been closest to were his aunt and grandmother and addresses comments to them personally when he does write te hia mother, When further discussing his brothers on thie question, Subject was eomewhat complimentary despite their differing pclitical . views and generally considered them ac hard-working energetic types with good school records, Do you have a secret means of contacting anyone in PBRUMEN? Claims he knowe of frienda who have used telegraras to transmit coded messages but he has never engaged in guch activity. These meseages were directed against the PBRUMEN. SECRET * cm nie eee nee crete Speer terete tenn tee
14-00000 7 SECREE Page ¢ IRD #72501 ~ Have you ever been in Communist China? Answer: No. Have you ever worked for the intelligence service of any country besides IDEN J and LNHARP? Answer: No. Have you ever received intelligence training ia PBRUMEN? Anewert ‘Now Have yea | ever been a member of any Commeaist guerrilla group? " A@Answerr No. Later explained sensitivity te the question as . @raapating from evrrent work with two former Communist . geertillas pamed IDEN K and IDEN L beth cf whom are now with IDEN B. Have you told anyone in PBRUMEN that you are working with . WOFIRM? Answer: No. This question led to a discussion of broadcasts from PBRUMEN which identified Subject as a member of WOFIRM. - These broadcasts occurred in Octcber -1967 according to Subject sad‘the man fingering him was IDEN M. The latter waa not officially in Subject’s WOFIRM grcus before his capture ia PERUMEN hence Subject does not know why l@ was that _he was specifically samed. When it was later suggested that this announcement would probably have ecme effect on hie family, Subject said be just didn’t know what effect it would have and has heard cf mone. He agreed that is was quite ironic that one side of the family was working with an intelligence service which was diametrically opposed to the side to which another momber of the same family was affiliated and in fact because of his present IDEN B employment he was actually in the business of hunting them down. Subject agreed that it was indeed ironic but fel kis convictions differed from. his brothers’ and that was that. _Have you told anyone in IDEN N that you are working for WOFIRM? . Noted that some knew of hie past affillatica hence the question was qualified to mean his present affiliation. Later after reactions were recorded, Subject noted thet hie wife ie fully witting of hia WOFIRM employment as is IDEN O. He aleo mestioned that a PBRUMEN type, IDEN P, whom bc kaows from childhood has bees kidding him constantly is SECRET Ra ELensNpee re 5 ated cee sae me RRR OG outa tpne  + Rhode < enc ane ere TEC eeenranae Fs ee
14-00000 , Page $ i IRD #72301 : —_ \ that he ie still with WOFIRM usatil Subject finally told him ia i oA. an offhand way,-'Sare 'm with WOFIRM," but be does not ; know what effect this had on IDEN P or whether he has told . . .. anyone of his -auapicions of Subject's WOFIKM involvement, "He specifically denied that anyone other than these three persons were knowledgeable. Does anyone in IDEN B know you have thie mecting with us roday? Anawers Ne. ~ ‘ Have you ever been asked to perform any task or mission agaliet _ the LNHARP? Answer: Ne. Have you ever performed any task or mission on behalf of IDEN G? Aaewer: No. Has-anyone teld.or inatructed you on what to report to us? Answers i Noe. Have you had contact with IDEN C since 1967? Answer: No. Cone tinued reactions to this question which necesaltated a break~ down test te isolate the reason for his sensitivity to the topic. He repeatedly denled that he bad had any contact with IDEN C since the IDEN Q told him nof to but acknowledged a physical . revulsion to the mention of the man's name, and a long dis~ an cussian ensued regarding the extent of Subject’s involvement with jthe man. Subject contended that the confact began quite innocently In 1965 and was what Subject initially thought wae a deliberate provocation to see what Subject's reaction would be. Subject immediately reported the contact to JMWAVE handlers who guided hima through continue 4 ccntacts and instructions from IDEN Q. Subject wae instructed te sell IDEN C "silencers™ (guns with silencers attached--about six or seven to the best of his recollection) in order to find out hia true identity. Subject fur~ aished physical deacriptions and license numbera to JMWAVE and continued to report on contact with IDEN C. He offered Subject $500 US which JMWAVE told Subject to keep since it waa merely a bonus given him for his work aa an intermediary. IDEN C continued to force contact with Subject and once came te his home in phorts and made veiled threats which were anewered with counter threats of violence from Subject, and as outright threat that Subject would kill IDEN C if he threatened
SECRET f Page 6 a IRD ¢72380) Poa him again, In 1967 while with the IDEN R, Subject gave ie IDEN C some -"'pencils' to keep him away which Subject did po wot iien report to WOFIRM but later did. He gave hin: about ees . . 422 altcgether. Subject had promised IDEN GC some 590 pounds . . . _ of Cle explvsives, M- 2's, sub-machine guns, etc. but all waa ’ 7 " intended to balt-IDEN C for arrest and none was over supplied Te tohim, Later ‘Sabject acted after reacting to a break-down a question that: he had supplied him with pencils, siloncere, and ". . ‘alse some grenades and pentolite. But these he claims should be a matter of record with JMWAVE. The grenades were typical military type and numbered about 24 to 48 altogether. Again, however,’ ‘Subject noted that-he acted only as intermediary ‘between IDEN C and another individual. who is now deceased ia - - PSRUMEN and did not physically handle any muritions shipments. ; As noted above, continued sensitivity to the question of the amounta ‘er types of equipment furnished IDEN C ie believed attributable te uncertainty of Subject's part as to exactly what he did arrange for shipment to IDEN C. As to the basic question about contact with him since 1967 (or when he was told by IDEN Q to no longer have contsct with IDEN C), Subject insisted that he never ree established contact of any kind but alwaye checks at IDEN 3 te determine if JOEN C le around. De you now have im your possession any arms, munitions or articles of demolition which-was ence the property of the LNHARP? Onaly those items which were discuased during-a pre-test debriefing, ‘wla., iteme brought & Caracas by him in @ sultcase and consist ing of the following: 3 cr 4 emoke grenades; 6 or 7 booby traps (army type); | plece of delay fuse about 100 feet long: ore primer cord about 100 feet; 2 or 3 MK2 grenades; about 10 pencile (some regular open market supply iteme and some of the “company” varlety); demolition pllers; knife; compase; metascope (infrae viewer worth about $30 used), These items he said were taken while with the IDEN R sed with the knowledge of IDEN T although } _IDEN T did not know exactly what he had taken. Subject wag using these items frequently in training courses and they were not to the best of Subject's kmowledge the property cf LNHARP af that time although it le possible that seme of these ltame were at une time LNHARP and possibly WOFIRM itema. But he explained : further that these items are plentiful in the Miami area and cana ; ; Tne a ao i é
14-00000 ' , . cent sn nennmepe igs anne eet es map: . 7 ” oor a ame mn oe a . L ws 4 : ~ SECRET . Pege 7 4 IRD 972561 eaelly be obtained through gua dealers. During a later convere an sation Subject noted that he hac heard of many places where “>, munitione could be obtained very easily especially in New Jersey, ’. in Califorata and in Miami, but he denied being personally involved bs any ouch dealings. . v aoe “Have you ever stolen equipment of any type from WOFIRM? Answer: ‘ Yes. About § * gallons of gas once from a launch boat. Other thaa Pe. De you kiiow the identities of perscas who stole arms and equipment from LNHARP? Anewer; No. Break-down questions dealing with IDEN C: Did you have contact with IDEN C from 1965 through 1967? Answers Yes. During this time did he give you $500 for equipment which he wanted? Asswer: Yee. Did you receive more than $500 from him? Amswer: No. Ie 18 correct that you recelved threats from him? Anewer: Yeo. Wee arts oe ee mem Besides the pencils, silencers, grenades and pentolite did you give him any other items?. Answer: No. (ae noted continued sennie Civity which ia unexplained except in the examiner's conclusion) INd IDEN Q tell you to stop contacting him in October or November 1967? Amewer: Yes, Did you contact IDEN C after November 19677 Anewer: No. (Siight sensitivity but explained as relating to constant shocking eon his whereabouts to avoid contact. ) Has your employer contacted him since November 19677 Answer: No, not to his knowledge. On this question Subject noted that his employer can easily obtain guas and supplies from European Ielenttaneeeemmsennameeanenentennes caeennaee ee SECRET
~ a nn niet Page & IRD 672503 sources cheaper than LNHARP. Also Subject noted that the few.guns (amall calisre snub nose weapons) which he has brought tu Caracas with him from Miami are merely fer the , perscnal use of seme of his fellow emplvyees ian IDEN B, and Be bréaka no laws in bringing them with him on the few trips ' Be bas made between 1967 and the present. He ieels he has pechaps brought a total of 6 such small sidearms to Caracas and aleo. one aport. fifie (AR~25) which he was asked te bring pick: By IDEN Ue. ‘The vifle was a gift to LDEN Ue The weapon . eae Bot automatic per Subject. ‘employer. This ‘aaly other items which Subject-eculd think of which could Usk WOFIRM with his organization are the silencers which he reported’ on in Miarai some moaths back which his organisation took from captured guerrillas and which were probably issued te a. group which went to PBRUMEN and were lost. Subject is positive-they were WOFIRM issue but purportedly the serial sumberse which he aubmitted cculd not be checked. One additional item which was cleared up dealt with the pwatolite which had been reported seen in Subject voluntarily mentioned that he had geen such & supply under the bed of a friend. The supply waa attached to magnets which were to be used to attack the chargé to the underside of a ship in Caribbean waters ef IDEN V ov IDEN W awaticaslity. The charge was to discourage fartaer shipments between these latter IDENs and PBRUMEN, Subject sald he detached the magnete from the pentolite and fatended using tt in tralsing clecses for students with his present The person who brought it to was IDEN X. But RHOws that his Subject doe not kaow how he got it here, employer could facilitate such deliveries. Distribution: Orig , i . &-CHOA be WH/COG 1 - Field i- File ost { SECRE!
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