14-00000 NESTLE Salle GC aceicetie fae her that he wae going to keep hie word and release her, but that her : Original cell was needed for some new prisoners who were expected. He ' said that the DSE had received advance word that a boatload of refugees i were going to try to leave Cuba that night. Many of them were women, : and one of these was pregnant, sc he wanted the larger cell with bath . o a for then. A . 44, ABAD nlways trented AMFAUNA-14 kindly and considerately, J. Ghen ahe had a headache, he ordered aspirin fcr her. Hévgaw to it that ' g@he received soft drinks when she wented them, and he seemed to be Foo honestly distressed whenever she wert. AKIAUNA-14 believes that it hag [- | ‘been the BSE's intention from the very beginning to recruit her, be- eauge ghe doubts that all DSE prisoners are treated as well. 45, The first SY mensage which AMFAUNA-14 wrote while under DSE control was dated 10 October, the day of her release, The DSE officers asked her what her control signal. was, and she replied that it was a rubric, but algo included her true control signal. She deliberately gumbered her first controlled SW message no, 2, to conceal the fact that she had already written several messages containing intelligence reports. ; a 48. In 811 ehe wrote three SW nessages. under control, She was obliged to write each one in duplicate, one ‘of which was mailed and the ether given to the DSE for study. One day "Carlos" came to her very ; angrily, said he doubted that her carbons were anything more than ~ Ordinary paper because he had been unable to develop anything | that she | x bs on of wed team wo oe BB Be am on on oe on ad on ohn ow oto dd ee ot a om oe Hagen aves & bee SO ae Oo OF We Bo BO tet et BA wwe BE ty te BOter ed dw oe rarer Soarscst. daa bw see ke toad ai that she did not know anything about it, but that if by chance he had tried to develop the letters she had written with the pills he had ‘ta@ken-from her, it would not work, This surprised "Carlos," and  -AMPAURA-14 explained that there were two different SW systems, one for . outgoing mail and the other for incoming. "Carlos" then asked her if | ‘there were any significance to the size of envelope used, or to the way: a 2 the letter paper was folded, AMFAUNA-14 said she did not think so, “|. AMPFAUNA-14 feels that "Carlos" and ABAD never completely believed that — ) She had an SW system, because none of the letters which she received disclosed &W when developed, and none of the letters which she wrote showed any traces of 8W when held up to glancing light. a 47, ‘“Carlos"™ was the DSE officer who maintained contact with aMPAUNA-14 after ber release. For two or three weeks he saw her every day at her apartment, sometimes for only twenty minutes, and sometimes staying for several hours, frequently late at night. Occasionally he Calied her at her office, Finally AMFAUNA-14 told him that she had to get up early in the morning to go to work, and asked him to visit her ‘@arly in the evening, which he agreed to do. At.the time of the in- ' tercepted ANGLOSSY landing in Pinar del Rio, "Carlos" did not visit “ABPAUNA-14 for five days. When he finally returned, he was dirty, aweaty and tired. He dictated an SW letter he wanted AMFAUNA-14 to -eend to EUBARE, and while she was writing it he fell asleep. 7 - “$8. AMFAUNA-14 had to prepare written reports for him, which she qe ‘signed. with the pseudonym “Dolores,"' He told her never to call him at ‘DSS headquarters, because he was never there. Once he brought her a book on Harxzism to read, and promised to take her someday to visit a ecllective farm in Pinar del Rie Province. 49. Despite hie occasional efforts to get her to pick up the thread of the AMFPAUNA net, AMPAUNA-14 believes that the primary target she was .dintended to work against. was the AMCOG household. From remarks made by ' both ABAD and "Carlos", she deduced that they already had an informer -in the house, but that they were not satisfied with his production. -Foward the end of her period of DSB -controlled activity, -she felt that _ the DSE was becoming relatively less interested in AMEAY : ° “net, and more in the AMCOG household. Vis " re . §0. They asked her about one Vicente LAGO, who is a, regular guest. : at. the AMNCOG house and who Seems to be particularly interes ne +o. them,
14-00000 . Srey also wanted to know what diplo @eationed the. ons (Toma WESADA), they exclaimed and said they were very intereste n him, and asked whether she could arrange, ,, peer fx P73 Het *y 7 tioned as visitors to the AMC hos wane, Wags MFOSCHINI ( Bb ue ; fe foe wife of the Duta ), Brasilian mador.LaisfPBASTIAN Pinto, a fenale secretary of the United Arab Republig ee eeoat kb Nido of an former | Japanese Ambasmador, Fortunately, during the four weeks following F, 4NPAURA-14's release from DSE custody, no diplomats visited the AMCOO BOUG es CA Feu Al Ke prialta YG 20 1-34 R71 3 Anoarar Wake 81, With the knowledge and encouragement of the DSE;—AWFAUNA-14 visited the ANCOG house nearly every day. Her first viesit took place at noon on 1] Gctober and she stayed until about 1600 hours, during which time she told AMCOG-3 the entire story, He listened and took a few notes, but kept most of the story in his memory. He encouraged and calmed AMFAUNA~14, told her to follow DSE instructions to the letter} asd agaured her that KUBARK would send her instructions. ol « AMFAUNA-14's immediate preoccupations were ANCUTLER-2 and BE32 (whom she knew to be blown to the DSE as KUBARK agents), AMPAURA-39 (who was not yet identified but had her telephone number and might oall her at any moment with damaging results to himself), and ¢he peseible arrival of SWmeseages from KUBARK naming other agent - personnel. ° ‘ 63. On 11 October, the day after her release, AMFAUNA-14 sent a Ae | mubpayge iv amGULMEn—s bid AmEauna-ao S52 tho mothor of Mancic VILLAMANAN warning her that ehe had been arrested. She also asked ANCOG-2 to send taking the warning seriously. By thie time, however, ANFAUNA-14 was: eure that? knew that something was wrong, because he had tele- oned AMVAUMNA-I's mother asking for "Soledad va ledad" was unknown, (Regarding Albertina 'FARRILL'S knowledge of; these developmente, AMFAUNA-14 believes that she probably knew nothing pore than el AMPAUNA-14 had been arres en relegged, ) Aq . ~~ - 4g ; 65, On ober AH PAUNA-14 sent a warning telephone ca cE, AMPADHA-39, She dialled 20-6163) and told the woman who answered "Please ~¢e4al Manolo that Soledad calledgtand that he should not telephone me because I am going to be out of Havana and will call him when I returns’ - ABPAUHA-14. 19 not sure now whether AMCOG-3, whom she consulted on the “pest way.to do thig, had noted the telephone number, _|whose warname 1s¢#! ' <a G-3, she sent @ message to telling him to stay away from nerypomir asking him te-ftelephone. her eccagionally. ” a) Le. ah 9 Aad Bal o~— 87. On 20 October when she arrived home from wor iPAUNA~ 14 found "Carlos" waiting downstairs for her, Trying to divert his atten- tion from the mail box, she invited him to come right in, but he asked her why she did not open her mail box first, She did so and found two letters from ANFYAUNA-1, dated 19 and 38 September, They both contained veiled references to names like "Carmina" (AMCUTLER-2), "Edgardo," (AMPAUWA-37), "B1 Grande" (AMPAUNA-35), andgttaoe" (AMWERE)2)9/ One of them instructed ANPAUNA~14 to have, "Carmina" intrdduce her to "Edgardo" and the other intimated that[ lee something for her, 58. "Carlos" ordered her to develop these letters, and she did so. Ho secret writing appeared, which did not surprise AMFAUNA-14 because the letters themselves contained instructions for her, but it did invitations to His house. Other Silinany personne ANFAUNA 14 mePe :Sal a warning to AMWEE;2, »\-%-+ Np! Uwbusk wy er U4 TONS parka eg 1 e ee pol- BlVIGY bone Movidpad Gu OSs | On 13 or 14 ~uCOG-2 went to the home of Albertins _ O'PARRILL where she met Wanda’ SCHINI whom she asked merely to warn A @ that the DSE had AMWEE}2*identified..) Two or three days later, - Wanda” FOSCHINI reported back)jto ANCOG-2 that hae 2 evidently was not. nd‘ had been told that ai. G aaa ; i a ao i mea P, 2 & ERVODURTAN ba re
14-00000_ we ane aoe e €% g wep h BAR : surprise “Carlos” who again began to accuge AMFAUNA~14 of double- crossing him. AMFAUNA-14 explained the absence of SW by saying that KUBARK was probnbly testing ita communications channels and waiting for things to quiet down before sending messages, Q Aware) 2 89. “Carlos” then told AMFAUNA-)4 to get in touch with > and t the package which he was holcing for her. She tele sora 0 o| Aut 2 from her office and said she wanted to see him. vj AMWEE32 agreed to a meeting, but stipulated that it be after 1700 hours and in his — office, aurAuna- 14 reported this conversation to "Carlos" who told her to proceed with the meeting. . 0}80. auge)-2 took AMFAUNA-14 into a emai room, “where she quickly piained Anas situation (she felt she should not spend much time in EY2's office because she was afraid the DSE had her under surveil- -@hee} this was confirmed laterdlwhen "Carlos" asked her casually how — much time she had spent in 2's office, apparently trying to - gaten her out in a lie). AMOTEE)-2 seened surprised,and worried, and _ told her to take care of herself. o[ ,} that the reason She tol? AMYEDY the DSE had wanted her to meet with him was to pick up a package which . they believed he was holding for her..o|AMWEE}2 replied that he was no “lemger in @ position to receive or send packages, because the diplomat with whom he had been cooperating had been declared persona non grata, 61. "Carios" alao told AMFAUNA~14 to contact AMCUTLER-2 to arrange -¢he introduction to "Edgardo,""’ AMPAUNA-14 telephoned AMCUTLER-2's umber, expecting to be told that AMCUTLER-2 was not there, and was. - very surprised when AMCUTLER-2 herself came to the telephone. AMFAUNA- -14 told AMCUTLER-2 that she wanted to see her, but AMCUTLER-2. said she . hed. a bad case of asthma and could not see anybody, AMFAUNA-14 re- . ported thie conversation an "Carlos," : a fase : , oe tA Abe! YES, ‘bhat “dure: vo 9 had githaw mat vacedead om Af mth So aoee Ce nee not understood the warning: message sent to her, so she sent MIMizReZ two more ofal messages via AMPAUNA-15 and one via Lolita ——~ explicitly advising her to hide or take asylum. _ 63. "Carlos" continued to press AMFAUNA-14 to see AMCUTLER-2, and aBCUTLER-2 showed no signs of heeding AMFAUNA~14's warnings,  AMFAUNA~14_ herefore gent one more measage, this time a written one, via Lolita # (FORHOSO paying that she really must see AMCUTLER-2 in the latter's oy | . ome fof the purpose of coordinating cover stories, AMCUTLER~2 then ~ | : paid ‘a@ visit to the home of Lolita to pass the message that she agreed to the meeting. bend 64, On 3 November, with the knowledge of "Carlos," AMFAUNA-14 went _ to, ANCUTLER-3's house. "Carlos" briefed her to obtain an introduction “ to-"Rdgardo”, to find out where AMCUTLER-2's coffee shops wereylocated, - | and>to find out whether AMCUTLER~-1 was a A close friend of Eloy AGUTIERRE > MeBoyo., - oe, . (A2° A cule, 7 eo -).. @B. . AMCUTLER-2 told AMFAUNA~14 to tel é pet. a a close friend of GUTIERREZ Menoyo, She said to add that angry with AMCUTLER-1 and thinking of divorcing hi = oie 3% AREY avd Ml- 34 66. AMVAUNA-14 and ARCUTLER-3 devised the following cover sYorié | for the protection of the source of the airline jpassenger manifests (AMPAUNA-18, whom ANFAUNA-14 does not know) and of "Edgardo" (AMFAUNA-— a, whon AMPAUNA~14 does not know): (a) Before leaving Cuba, AMFAUNA~1 had asked AMCUTLER-2 to look out for his mother, and to pass onto AMFAUNA-14 anything that . . ight come addressed to “Betty.” One day. a colored woman called at _ ABCUTLER-3's coffee shop on Calle San Rafael with a package addressed “to "Betty". The coffee shop employees had thought that the package waa ‘intended for an. employee whose name is "Ketti" and had given it to her, ‘but she said {twas ‘not hers, and there matters rested until one day | when ‘visited the coffee shop and was told about the incident. ““ghe told her employees that she knew who the package was intended fer, ana taak 4¢° swaw with her. nena ceveetieap ony pune duet gt ne =o eae
ec caperernnth cee ee peepee ae . . . ” a * ee. * ” , . a (b) AMCUTLER-2 had received a-.letter from AMFAUNA~1 dated 18 So eG October saying that she would receive a viait from a person known to her “@ho would introduce himself as "Edgardo", and asking her to introduce * “Edgardo” to AMFAUNA-14, This person has not yet arrived, and. AMCUTLER-/ 2 does not know who he is. 87, AMCUTLER-2 agreed to stick to these stories in case she is interrogated, and to brief "Ketti'" to support the coffee shop story. She also told AMFAUNA~14 she had decided to go into hiding immediately, AMPAUNA-14 asked her not to do it so soon after her visit, but AMCUTLER- 2 maid that AMPFAUNA-14 should provide her with cover by telling the DSE that. AMCUTLER-2 had spoken of taking a holiday at Varadero, 68. Making her report to "Carlos" after this meeting, AMPAUNA-14 teld these cover stories as though they had just been revealed to her by ABCUTLER-2. 69. 4 fourth letter arrived from AMFAUNA-1, consisting of two pages of overt text. AMFAUNA-14 was sure that it contained SW because .of the banalities in the cover letter, Before turning it over to "“Carios" she tock it to AMCOG-3 who had sumebody make a literal copy -of it and then destroyed the original. AmMFAUNA-14 turned the copy over to "Carlos" who had her develop it, and was again disappointed and angry when no SW showed up. (Station comment: this letter had contained &Y number groups for OWVL reception. ) : 90, On or about 10 November 1963, AMPFAUNA-14 prepured a written -yeport for the DSE on the visitors to the AMCOG household. : This report | ‘was actually dictated by AMCOG-3 to AMFAUNA-14 who took it down on the 1 | typewriter. She then made a handwritten copy of the report to turn in :, to the DSZ, keeping the typewritten copy for self-briefing. She brought OV. ene typerritten sory cut wath Ros. _Potiowing is a literal translation: ne a. : vba yee dt hee yl. fea. aot vr. \ srnesto ‘MAKI and his wire Lolita: I do not Know them very well. a 7 can say about them 18 what { have heard, that they ‘are old friends of the family, and that the doctor took a trip to Mexico -with AMCOG-3'a uncle after. the 2 latter's election, ~ - 2b qizi Se — b. Sr, Pedro CARRILLO and his wife Margot: He is a brother off? -|t-Justo *CARRILIO® and hie been a friend of the rantiy for a long time. - no They sympathize with the Revolution in some aspects, but their daughter ' (who I think is engaged to the son of AMCOG-~2) left Cuba for exile, and this cauged them to change. I do not know why their daughter had to : _ take asylum, - #e ote io . . eg. ‘pr. oscar “*PINA and his wife Margarita: Within the family. she has the nickname re) e, e ig a judge. ntil very recently he Was neutral, but now it seems that they have loaded him with work and he ig in a very bad mood because I believe he has the work of eight cases.) She does not sympathize much with the Revolution. They have no ‘ ehildfen, but aimost all of her family is abroad which I think is her principal reason for being discontented, _— bea 413 C4 ves Seed ita s Sab Ue G.. a eel PA <u do . de Sra. Nenita de eC ARAMES : She is’ the wife of/fnu CARAMES, the former ChieY of Police dF Wavana, She has a daughter by him whom © ' ghe*brings. to lunch every Sunday, and she is also caring for a son of . CARAMES who is insane and in an asylum. I do not believe that at the moment she is on good terms with her husband who is abroad, and there- fore she is neither against nor in favor, Actually I believe she is afraid that the ‘situation will change and her husband will return. aol e. 8r. Forriando/#STEFFANI: An elderly gentleman who is the —| ‘father of: an_intimate friend of AWCOG-2, who out of pity has given him. a; Standing invitation for ever unday. To be sure, the poor fellow rather tiresome. .... Pare CLASSIFICATION — PAGE NO. SECRET | Nes . els USE PREVIOUS EDITION," -
14-00000 . . i eo s 3 re Of i > P ; oe a « oot ke a. wh toe wh gieg ¢. Elsa/@praz Biart: Her family has been friendi with the ~* AMCOG family Yor many years. They ware achool friends. Bhe & sister abroad and a brother who is in prigen. Her father and nother seldom come to the house. A sister of hers is. a doctor of gome farm, § All she does is obtain medicines for the piisoners, thereby causing ; ® lot of trouble for AMCOQ-2, AMCOG-3 and the old man, ak ger S93 ary bt g@. Joaquin BAANCHEZ and his wife Sara: < According to what I lave heard, hé {a a travelling salesman ror some laboratory.» His wife is the sister of the wife of the old man's two nephews, Pancho and - ANCOG-3 (sic). YI have also heard that she is always trying to get medicine. for her son who, from what I pave heard, is abnormal. JE wet gn tyb as Ao : a h. Dr, Maria Dolores BANCHEZ” Pegs ino: She lost ‘both her ” gather and mother when sne was rteén years old, and the ANCOG family took her in as an adopted daughter, The old man paid for her education, She is like a daughter to him, and like a sister to the nephew and niece, She works in the emergency hospital. She is not openly opposed to the regime, but nevertheless the separation from her brother and her relati has greatly affected her.. i rth ae ee hy 2! ‘ i. (Dr Vicente [#LAGO and his wife Maria Julia: His brother Roberto LAGO; EL died some years ago, was Pola’s First husband. They have two gons abroad. From what I have heard, he devotes himself ex-— clugivyely to his professian, and it is she who is most upset by the- separation from her children, ..:.-..% Sots Wo ike eho —“p bel jd. MorcedesF*VALDES aiacee. A case very similar ‘to that or STEPPAXT, except tha t “she iS a woman who is a very good friend of eS ’ AMCOG-2's husband, Aand’4e"4n the same situation with her relatives abroad. She is “ust one more of the many refugees in search of warmth - and friendship, with no friends left in Cuba, : man k. Julio/®BRAVO: A long-time friend of Pancho, all his faint ty ie ebroad. He Is anéther case of warmth and friendship, he uses the-.: |. Sswisming pool a lot, he is alone, I have even seen him cutting trees with AMCOG-3, a typical case of an unhappy man, in the afternoons. he _ playa chess with the old man, and I have never heard him say anything bad about anybody, not even about the situation, the only thing - as is natural - he misses his daughters ond his WEF ph te then ae HEEL E 7 ie 1, Re ue1 @CASAGRAN: © the widow “ot the Director of Culture ‘iy: Grau Government “Yesus C CASAGRAN, and sister of Raul LAZARO who was |: itary aide to both Grau and Prio. She is very highly regardéd by the family. I have never heard her express herself in any way against. the Government; I would call her neutral, — Toke PAL Ana bi sch’ aint eile +: Pa ww. ol a RCRRCENTES “pormer wife of “Jose Waria.de la. she comes to the house with her two daughters and hermother who-. isa. cousin of Sra. Paulina. AMCOG-2 helped her a lot.in hiding her: h pba during the Batista tyranny. I have also heard that AMCOG-3 helped : 8 with her divorce. Apparently she does not sympathize with the. Revoluti although I believe that it is out of spite against her husband Her we mother's name ig Leopoldina SANCHEZ Vda. de _Srecette, and her: A isF¥onga. asi,” Ab. “ ‘4 rmand O who is a af oe nes ank{*PaRz and o ose ast thrée years, and has "become. a very, good friend of ‘the . 7 ,.Methough in reality it was her cougin who.was a better friend _
14-00000 Lo aARCU EKamaay “SOR BRay Yeuse o-  auaey wee oe www a am oh oo 00 eee 9 ee ae eee ee sister abroad and .a brother. who ig in prison, Her father and mother seldom come" to the house, A sister of hers is a doctor of some, farm, . All ‘she “does is obtain medicines for the’ prisoners, thereby causing |,” a lot of trouble for AMCOG-2, AMCOG-3 and the old MAN. Wok der S04 rE | ~~ yates g. Joaquin SSancuez and his wife Sara: According: to what I ‘. “fave heard, he {5 @ trave ng @Glegman for some laboratory, His wife | is the sister of the wife of the old man's two nephews, Pan and ANCOG-3 (sic). I have also heard that she is always trying to: got ‘medicine for her gon who, from what Y have. heard, is abnormal. EF : t-. lt) ynteb » 2 - he Dr Maria Dolores | BANCHEZ “Pea ino: She lost: both her. father and mother when she was rtsen years old, and the AMCOG family took her in as-an adopted daughter. The oid man paid for her education. Bhe ig like a daughter te him, and like a sister to the nephew and niece, She works in the emergency hospital. She is not openly opposed to the regime, but nevertheless the separation from her brother and her relati has greatly affected HOW. - sanicw tot _staugu ton bs btea ye  e eed “Hp aot ‘ i. (Dr, Vicente [#LAc0 and his wife Maria Julia: His brother Roberto LAGOS" W some years ago, was Pola‘’s first husband. They have two sons abroad. From what I have heard, he devotes himself ex-~ Clusively to his profession, and it is she who is most upset by the separation from her children, ..:.-..w0 0 fo 2 a . —rtr gy, wervedes /ovALbES ahaces A case very similar to that of STEPFANI, excep ane, 18 a woman who is a very good friend of «.. ANCOG-2's husband, pani: 4¥e"4n the same situation with her relatives abroad, She is just one more of the many refugees in search of warmth and friendship, with no friends left in Cuba. \. mah k. Julio/@BRAVO: A long-time friend of Pancho, all his famiiy ie abroad, He Is another case of warmth and friendship, he.uses the | swigming pool a lot, he is alone, I have even seen him cutting trees with ANCOG-3, a typical case of an unhappy man, in the afternoons he playe chess with the old man, and I have never heard him say anything bad about anybody, not even about the situation, the only thing - as is natural - he mieses his daughters | and hia wife, ‘af 06 ps aS are anew ke a edits ok, won 49h 1, Ra ue1 MCASKGRAN: The “widow of the Director of Culture in t inet Government, sesus CASAGRAN and sister of Raul LAZARO who was artis, aide to both Grau and Prio. She is very highly regurded by _ the. fan ly I have never heard her express herself in any way against the Government : Z would call her neutral, , vn Gt AS. AeA bigid feb LIA TE Ae GE aan es cage /Rcnicare: Former wite of Jose Maria de la. she comes to @ se © het two daughters and hermother who is a. cougin of Sra, Paulina. AMCOG-2 helped her a lot in hiding her huaband during the Batista tyranny. I have aleo heard that ANCOG-3 helped her witb her divorce, Apparently she does not sympathize with the Revolutian, although I believe that it ia out of spite againet her husband, Her mother's name is ae cate SANCHEZ Vda. de Crecente, and her nickname -AaierRonga. ati 3 . is Hemet —p At, wena ss cy tyes ypu oe - fy aot ; ct. eg Ut. =e Me Ht ide fay gs c Ey eae who is a close friend of) ‘“aAvPrankT?PARZ an one Fee ERO tn husband of Polita, She. is another i Case. of family warnth, Mecause after all her family had left she came ° _* ) w of friendship. She has wanted to leave Cuba ever able to, This ig her principal obsession her ag well, She has been coming to the house a lot yse yeara, and has become a very good friend of the - 1 in reality it was her cousin who was a better friend Bay ak ; fs bay “O-6 “Rosendo Feeacto and Sra, “Leop oldina Braet: this couple has two children who are really hers from her first marr age, Manolito and Lourdes. He -has a, leaning shop in eaphe. and 1 _know that she has” 7 ‘ues aoe SEC R ET [= :
14-00000 . CONTINUATION or . * | DIBPATCH SECRET +. * ~| ‘Urca-12804 pi. Smear qe . : before she married J, AGUERO, Politically speaking, she foliows the Grau line, She is more or less neutral, and devotes herself to her t teaching work. He devotes himself exclusively to his. work,. ! 7) a p. .Manuel *COMPANIONI and his wife Alicia: They have been acquaintances o1 ANCOG-T "and AMCOG-3 for many years, although it was not @ close friendship, rather a friendahip of Montmartre, Tropicana, etc, & daughter of theirs i# abroad. He too was a very good friend of Armandd | PEO who used to be a friend of the family, and now in the course of time . they have become closer friends of the familv. In other words it is another case of friendship caused by being abandoned by others. He has @ emall deodorant factory in the same house where they live, They both ‘have their mothers here, —— i i a qe Jack! @CONNILL a and his wife Marina: ‘iis mother has been # very goed frien the family for many years, and she was a school friend of the two nieces of the old man, This couple have always been friends of the family, the more so now that so many of their friends have left Cuba. 71. AMPAUNA-14 turned this report over to "Carlos" on 11] or 12 November, At this meeting he asked her to try to make contact with AMPAUNA-3's brother who he said had been transferred to a hospital in Las Villas. AMFAUNA-14 said she would try, but thought it would be- G@ifficulit. This was the last time she saw "Carlos." He telephoned her again on 16 November tp ask what was new, and this was their last , telephone contact. ; (72. When AMFAUNA-14 arrived at AMCOG-3's house at about 2000-hours on 15 November 1863 for the regular Friday night supper, he took her aside and said he wanted to speak to her privately later. At about 42330 hours she went to his room. There he told her that he had received orders that she was to leave Cuba the following week. He said that. precise instructions were to come on 16 and 17 November, so he made a lunch date with her for Sunday noon at his house. Bee represent or eres te pone pe = ence 73,  AMPAUNA-14 was frightened by this. She did not ‘sleep well Priday or Saturday nights, and spent Saturday in her home. 74, @unday afternoon in AMCOG-3's house, AMCOG-3 told her that she was to leave the following day. She said that she did not want to. ANCOG-3 reeponded that this was an order, He said that the DSE would probably arrest her again soon, and for her own safety and that of otherg she must leave. He added that there were others who were to leave too, whose departure had been made conditional upon her own, . an 78, AMPAUNA-14 asked whether AMCUTLER-2 were one of these other people who were to leave too, and AMCOG-3 replied that she was. AMFAUNA 14 told his that she thought AMCUTLER-2 would not agree to leave. AMCOG43 gaid that he thought she would because the orders had been couched in very strong terns, . 76. He then showed her the instructions, both for herself and for AMCUTLER-2. He had her type her instructions on a piece of paper, and then memorize them, Pree 77, Then AMCOG-3 gave AMFAUNA- 14 the following verbal. niessages ‘to - deliver when she reached JMWAVE: . ; (a) A colonel fnu LANDEIRA, a tank expert who had ‘been in the “Cuban Army under GRAU and PRIO, is a prisoner on a farm in Havana Prow vince. He is given three days off per week to go home. His wife knows in advance when he will be coming out. AMCOG-3 does not know the wife; _ but has indirect contact to her, AMCOG-3 says the man is honest and ' intelligent and Be real soldier, and if we want him out AMCOG-3 can arrange it. : (bd) As of about 1800 hours on 17 November; h yong ' ‘ma : | infiltrated into Cuba and had been hiding at the hi e'of Israel- CLASSIFICATION
14-00000 -to help the toy man into asylum in the Uruguayan Embassy through a mainder of the distance, go she took a taxi, see a a . - ed DESPATCH | 8 BCR B4 had been moved to a new hiding place, AMCOG-3 was considering trying " UFGA~id8—94 certain ("Pepin whose identity is not known to AMFAUNA~14 but: who she | thinke ie oe" UFuguayan attache. {c) AMCOG-3 is out of one-tima pads and needs a resupply. (d) It is very possible that AMCUG-3 may be able to obtain and forward a copy of AMFAUNA- 14 DSE dossier. 78, On Monday morning, 18 November, AMFAUNA-14 dreased ag she had been instructed, and atuffed a pair of slacks and sneakers into the straw handbag which she had been told to carry. At 1900 hours she left her office and proceeded on foot to the coiner of Atares and Arango in Reparto Luyano, arriving there at 1400 hours. Here she exceeded her instructions, waiting for AMCUTLER-2 not five minutes but fifteen, She then walked very slowly toward Calzada Luyanoc, hoping that AMCUTLER-~2 might overtake her, This consumed another ten minutes, and by the time ghe reached the Calzada Luyano it was too tate for. her to walk the re- 78. AMPAUNA~-14 discharged the taxi one block before theParque de la Virgen del Camino and walked the rest of the way. She went to the shrine where she prayed for a few minutes, and then sat on a bench from which she could see the whole park. 80, At 1510 hours a 1954 Buick taxi arrived at the park. The driver stayed in the car, and two men ~ a colored man and a fair-haired man - got out and walked around for about ten minutes, Finally they approached her and gave the challenge, to which she gave the correct ‘response, One of the men then said simply "Follow me". They took her back to the taxi and put her in the back seat with one of the men, the. other two riding in front. 61. . They headed out of the city. When the reached the Carretera de Varadero, one of the men asked her politely if she would mind keepin her eyes directed down toward the fioor and not look out the window, Bhe rode this way for about two hours. By then it was dark, and she wa told gehe could lock up again. She took advantage of the opportunity to change into her slacks and sneakers. 83. Finally the car stopped, and she and her two escorts got out: They walked a long time. At one point, whistle signals were exchanged with someone in the darkness, and two other men appeared, one of whom’ was AN@EE}2. AMPAUNA-14 and AMWEE}2 greeted each other politely, but * pretendeddnot to know each other. Jl 83. They did a lot more walking and joined up with another man, wh turned out to be the radio man. He had a lot of equipment with hin, and AMFAUNA~14 and AM@EE}2 helped to carry it. ; 84. They now reached the mangrove and began to walk through water. At one point their guide became briefly lost, but found his way again almogt:immediately. When they came to the open water, one of the guide went forward and gignalled. The boat came in in response to the signal AMPAUNA-~14 >| E}2, and the radio man walked out into knee-deep water and climbed into the boat, which already had a crew of two. 83. The boat proceeded out to an unidentified key. The crew con- cealed it in the mangrove, cleverly lacing and tying branches together over it to form a camouflage cover, There they went to sleep. 86, The following day, 19 November, was spent at this spot. A radio message was received during the day, At night the boat put out for Cayo Hegano. The waves were enormous, and. AMFAUNA-14 was terribly seasick. The boat remained at the rendezvous point until 1045 hours, -_ with ANPAUNA-14 pleading for the crew to return to land, saying she would rather be shot than remain so seasick, Finally the crew did put back, saying that the ship probably would not come because the . sea was PeonneviguE ue arr
14-00000. -2-lomg radio message was received during the day. AMFAUNA-14 and AMWEE 2 both helped the radio man to decipher it, and their combined efforts : - dpstructions reached her. They were taken, she said, by Lolita FORMOS . ce the.orders, .AMCUTLER-2, she says, plays her own game with little: con- * / ~ % 4 . 87. Wednesday, 20 November, was spent on the same key, A very, ° ‘BempArCH | |: BECRET |__urca-12804 yo 0 * took about three hours,’ Then they put out again for the Cayo Megano rendezvous point. By this time their drinking water ‘was all gone, The boat was overloaded, go much of the food' and equipment was left behind on the key. Again no ship appeared. -This time, instead of returning to their original hiding place, the crew took the boat to Cayo Wosquito. 7 | i L ~ 88, Here they apent the remainder of. tha night, and all ef Thursday 2] November, Their water was gone, there wan very little food left, [ and there was only enough gasoline left for one more ‘one-way trip” LE out to the rendezvous point, At 1400 hours on 21 November another radio mesgage was received With the combined efforts of the radio wan, AMPAUNA-14 and AnvED g| it took between two and three hours to decipher it. Everybody. 5 very optimistic; they were all Bure that they would be picked up that night. “i - : if: ao, Promptly at 2300 hours. the ship was seen approaching. ‘The boat put out immediately, and its passengers were taken aboard. the shi AMPAUNA-14 was taken into the sick bay where she was given a pall, a little water, ‘ind somewhat later some warm broth, it 90, From the noment she stepped into the boat on 18 November, untill she was hauled out by ‘the armpits on 21 Noveniber, AMFAUNA~14 never left the boat. Her side and legs were bruised from the pounding of: the waves: against: the boat. A little blood vessel in her‘right eye was broken by a twig snapping in her face as she walked through the man- grove. This was treated by the ship's! doctor, i seer neeene RTT TL UT Gl. " AMFAUNA~ 14 aays that the AMHICK team performed very well, The pickup in the park was. done excellently. The slight delay while they — looked her over, she says, was due to the fact that the men had ex- pected another woman to be with her, and they were waiting a few minute dm case the other woman should show up, The AMHICK team said that the had also boen briefed that she would be wearing her hair in a bun. She had not been briefed accordingly, and she was wearing her hair  _ down her back in a pony tail. This discrepancy did not cause any con- fusion, because every other item of the visual recognition signals 4 tallied perfectly, and the AMHICK team were well briefed on all of the 02, AMFAUNA-14 was impressed by the precise timing of the team's: movements, by the fact that everybody was where he was supposed to be at the time indicated. She expressed admiration for their seamanship, and their ability to pick out one spot of mangrove from another in the pitch darkness. . 93. She saye that, during these trying days, the team members were always in calm control of the situation, and never failing in their courtesy to her, - : 04. Regarding AMCUTLER-2, AMFAUNA-~14 is sure that the exfiltration who had been eatanding by for them from Priday to Sunday. What Lolita did with them, ANFAUNA-14 does not know. She knows that we had suggested that Lolita take them to AMFAUNA-1's mother» but she also knows thet we had indicated to AHCOG-3 that AMPAUNA-1's mother might be under surveillance, so she thinks Lolita might have taken them directly to ANCUTLER-2. In any case, she knows that messages sent proviously by AMCOG-3 to AMCUTLER-2 reached the letter, and she sees no reason to assume. that these instructions did not. * 95.. It does not surprise AMPAUNA-14 that AMCUTLER-2 did not follow ideration for others, Between the time that AMFAUNA-1 left Cuba on | ne “@eptember, and the time that AMFAUNA- 14 was arrested on 7 October 2/r/ 2 had visited AMFAUNA~ 14" 8 apartment twice. On both occasién ; ‘oe . o comma, PAH NO... * a .
14-00000 AMPAUNA-14 had asked her to remove the suitcase that AMFAUNA-i had jieft behind, but on both occagiona ANCUTLER-2 had found some excuse not to do go, When AMFAUNA-14 visited AMCUTLER-2 in her home in. Guanabacoa on 8 November for the purpose of coordinating their cover stories, AMCUTLER-2 did not seem very interested in coordinating stories or anything else. AMPAUNA-14 believes that AMCUTLER-2 may be working for focoed<Bront--rf the Second Front of the Escambray, becaus er 27 very” ‘close friend Lolin *CORREOSO is the fiancee of-Hipolito who was a collector for this organization, Among other reasgns — possibly keeping AMCUTLER-2 in Cuba, AMFAUN‘-14 says that AMCUTLER-2's mother ig sick with cancer, and there may be something wrong between AMCUTLER- 1 and AMCUTLER-2. Sti veta tse dy Paar “om an we tee ator Mee fee mbes 96. - AMFAUNA-14 also had her reasons for not wanting to leave Cuba. Beaides the dangers of the trip, she would be leaving her mother and father in a dangerous position, because the DSE had forced her to gign a confeasion implicating them. While she appears to be trying not to be overly critical of AMCUTLER-2, she has commented that AMCUTLER-2 knows far more members of the AMFAUNA net than she herself does, 80 that the reasons requiring the exfiltration of AMFAUNA-14 should he even more compelling for AMCUTLER-2. End of Dispatch