ae ett 105-22094 1, @nounced BOSCH on the grounds that BOSCH | was engaged ce de criminal activities. BOSCH also denounced TORRIENTE, an ' . During the investigation of ‘the ‘murder of | a - TORRIENTE, the police found a small scrap of paper, = © — presumably left by the assassin on the porch of rs. s)) QORRIENTE’s home. This scrap of paper reflected “fo.  .  QPORRIENTE’s initials, bore a large "zero," and 45... °° underneath were the numbers "1 X 100H." Subsequent boop ts “ to that, some of the news media have received a i"... Spanish-language letter from "Zero," claiming credit Be . for the assassination of TORRIENTE, In this connection, | : -{t. is interesting to note that the "Zero" organization -.. has surfaced shortly after "Accion Cubana" has submerged —. '.. from view. Accion Cubana, which claims credit for a ooo geries of package bombings, was reportedly under the Leadership of ORLANDO BOSCH, ~ - ae ‘On 4/12/74, ROLANDO MORALES, brother of. iz — ae - URTCARDO, furnished this office with information a “‘goncerning.a new plot, allegedly financed by LESNICK, i _° to assassinate MORALES, ROLANDO MORALES‘ source has— . _ subsequently informed MORALES that the triggerman .. OU - -: Rired by LESNICK is ROGER REDONDO, Cuban exile who : was allegedly associated with LESNICK and ELOY GUTIERREZ ...°.” MENOYO in the Second Front of the Becambrays 8 number OE years. ABO. . Bee ie oe a wy On: 4/13/74, MMi 1337-8 “peported - that “LESNICK Cn a eatied him to sccompany him to dinner at a restaurant. -. “dm Hialeah, LESNICK was accompanied by two individuals, “one of whom he addressed as ROGER. ROGER and the other -. wnidentified individual got in the back seat of the car, - and MM 1337-S noticed that ‘one man had a gun in his belt. . After arriving at the restaurant, LESNICK and MM 1337-S “gat at a separate table, during which time LESNICK told MM 61337-S that he should not believe any reports that LESNICK was responsible for the attempted assassination of MM 1337-S. LESNICK also made a point several times to _ impress }M 1337-S that ANTONIO VECIANA is LESNICK's very . best friend, VECIANA was convicted in New York City on a narcotics charge about two mont:is ago, and is now emg ORAM Somme ceee ce mete et pe ton, Siete ete eae remeber ce caeenamees wlaecedh Hranneeee oc ume Seen een Re aay eg ne eee eepemee eee see cp teem pemnpee Deen enter cme ie seen ee lnm te te nae HW 45542 Docld:32332382 Page 6 |
— = “ ae . 4 ne win i, Nr, a im re ee MM 105-22094 reportedly out on appeal bond in hiami. A photograph _-' . @£ ROGER REDONDO has been exhibited. to MM 1337-S, oo , foo.) .. "who is almost certain that he is identical. to the po, ete _ man with a gun in his belt who accompanied LESNICK. _ “MORALES has also advised that he had eo ae ‘personally observed REDONDO working on construction - ie Ue @ tt -& Schoolhouse which is located directly across the ca _ street from the apartment complex where MORALES resides, ‘He has also ascertained that REDONDO is carrying a gun. ee _. The assassination plan calls for the shooting of poe gs Ue» * MORALES by the assassin with a silencer equipped weapon pee. es as MORALES enters the gate to his apartment complex. Ho RAUL DIAZ and other officers of the Organized Crime Vo “Undt of the PSD have been advised andare in close : contact with MORALES relative to this threat. “On 4/16/74, ARTURO RODRIGUEZ RIVAS, Cuban exile ‘residing in New York City, vas assassinated. There . is speculation in the Cuban community of Miami that the ~ assassination of RODRIGUEZ and of TORRIENTE are related,  RIVAS wae and MM 1337-S have advised that RODRIGUEZ RIVAS was formerly associated with BOSCH, but left . BOSCH's organization in about 1967 or 1968 to join the Cuban Power organization of HECTOR CORNILLOT in en the. New York area, a PE - Sl 7 a Miami. has” ‘also ‘received information: ‘that BOSCH was in New York two days prior to the assassination of " RODRIGUEZ, but no specific evidence of this has been | _ received, and BOSCH's probation officer has advised that ' BOSCH did not ask for permission to go to New York City. : ‘at that time. (Miami is. attempting to obtain more information along. this line.) : . _ Previous investigation has reflected also that | ‘both LESNICK and REBOSO have unsavory reputations among ‘respectable Cuban exiles in Miami. Unverified information has been received reflecting that REBOSO, prior to. : . 9. | ! levees ee ee ene eee tet cee Ea Re ete cee Seen ee ee ete eerie nee eee tte atin mas eatin ae aeee = meee i E 45842 Docld: 32332382 Page 9
; : Cee es ae a an LOR SD oss me : : : oN re foot + : + . Sot, - S . Oy TS ees oo ae , . . weet a. oe ae . : . . . - . 4 ee - a "105-22094 ‘becoming a City Commissioner, was involved in an ' gbortion racket, that he has been a receiver of oo; stolen goods, and has been associated with well-known -» Guban hoodlums in the Miami area. He is also sus- ~ pected by MM 1337-S, MM 1550-KS, and other reliable . ‘{nformants, as well as by some police officers, of . being involved in narcotics on a high level in the 5... Miami area, Information has been received that | “¢ : BEBOSO- is collecting kick-backs for political favors. oe te previous investigation has reflected also thet MAX. LESNICK, who conducted a radio broadcast | fron. Havana, Cuba, during the early days of FIDEL _: CASTRO, always concluded his programs with the statement "Cuba Si, Yankee No." LESNICK, according to MM 1337-S, -. has bragged that he "owns Miami." He is .. ‘gecompanied in his travels about the city by armed _- bodyguards, according to reliable sources, and he has been involved in one aitercation: where he - -gllegedly attempted to pull a gun on his’ victim . -@uring a street scuffle, He is also suspected by ; ~Tnvolved | sources and by various police officers ot being: os Behe ‘on 4/30/74, subpoenas directed tl _ land oe ‘appear before a FGJ on were Berved by SAS ROBERT JAMES DWYER and GEORGE E. DAVIS, JR., . > &t WRAB. d_to hear testimony '. yelating to which resuited in the injury of of the _.. FLNC, as they were constructing a nentioned above, action members of the FLNC have , “reportedly been visiting WFAB almost every day. a ?) | 5/1/74, JUSTO voluntarily came to the. -- Miami Office and reported that earlier that day, he . had received orders emanating from RICHARD EATON, owner : oo ..@f WFAB, to dismiss ANGULO... FUSTE has. retained his a Position as Program Director, . oo ‘JUSTO said that WFAB has a hearing pending before 1 the FCC based upon a matter which JUSTO inherited & wt A Re oh “te. : + Ra Utabtitinnct tare E 45542 Docld:32332382 Page 10 .
Ne 7 . : . MM 1105-22094 ‘when he hecame General Manager. The hearing relates to an allegation concerning an advertising accounting matter, JUSTO expressed the opinion that EATON had been compelled at the last moment to support FUSTE because of this pending hearing. He pointed out that FUSTE has considerable influence and the support of REBOSO and REBOSO's political connections. JUSTO said that on or about 4/25/74, he was present during a. - eonversation involving FUSTE, REBOSO, and himself, eo, ~ at which time JUSTO was trying to convince FUSTE Soe os to put ANGULO back on his job. At that time, REBOSO’ Boe, _.~. - pemarked that he could talk to Congressman FASCELL se“ sc oy - . - @t any time and could stop the FBI from. "harassing" Bo Co WFAB, JUSTO said that FUSTE suspects that ANGULO may be 7 ..  . ‘be working for the FBI and the police. JUSTO pointed feo a ~ out that ANGULO's function as a news reporter requires ‘him to visit the police and other investigative agencies on almost a daily basis in order to acquire news for broadcasting. JUSTO also said that REBOSO: spends four or five hours with FUSTE, almost. every day... oO On the same day, MM 1337-8 expressed the. opinion that FUSTE and REBOSO, through some form of ' pressure bordering on blackmail and extortion, have Convinced Mr. EATON to reverse his position on the matter of the hiring and Airing of ANGULO and ‘FUSTE. _ “the above ‘information is ‘set forth to reflect oe ce : what appears to be an interlocking conspiracy involv- joo. ang members of several terrorist organizations. It rn also appears that these terrorist organizations are ‘receiving aid and comfort either intentionally or . coincidentally fron REBOSO and LESNICK, So mo Uiami — is pursting investigation. vigorously | in order to obtain evidence for prosecutable purposes ‘and to assist the police in any violations of a local 4 Co criminal nature involving these organizations | and ee ot ‘-Andividuais. ; ; nN nS a E 45842 Doocld:327337382 Page 11 ,
WM 105-2209 TONSSL ADDENDUM On 5/3/74, WILFREDO NAVARRO, Cuban exile who volunteers information from time to time, advised that ~| g@fter FUSTE was dismissed by the FGJ on 5/2/74, without testifying, but with instructions to return on 5/3/74, -  FUSTE immediately went to see REBOSO, who instructed i+ FUSTE not to tell SA DAVIS anything. On the morning of 5/3/74, Mr. LEOPOLDO JUSTO . telephoned SA DAVIS at the Miami Office and advised - that today he plans to do 3 things: ‘ - 4. Fire JOSE LUIS MASSO: (who has been anti-U. S, ‘and intimate with FLNC members) 2, Rehire OSCAR ANGULO mo _ 3. Recommend to ‘the owner that FUSTE be fired. oe If the owner refuses fo 4 fire FUSTE, JUSTO plans _ to resign. Ont | SA DAVIS ‘reminded JUSTO that the FBI is not . eoncerned with the internal affairs of WFAB, but thanked him for calling. wa, Airtel classified CONFIDENTIAL to > protect Ma 1337-8. : — neem a we ee the ee — HW 45342 DBocld:32332382 Page 12