13-00000 _ TORRES antered AZCUE's office alone and later emerged © . . Contact you.” At this point, an unidentified girl entered tha a, ' Gonsulate and greetad TORRES, TORRES repli t]ed, "not TOW, on oa comes back tomorrow." , ar ‘to discuss a recent, guerrilla attachia the Sagavia Region of that he wag MOE 2 acquainted with the ASA. , “ot oe “8 an amployse of Carton Znvases de Maxico, ‘Lago de Cavala 18,: mre oo, ~+b~ wag finally closed to Kes othars {ror catering. - . and Subject: WA then told to contact TORAIES, wherenooa 2 io FORGES" home but TORRES wife, a Cuatemalua, old Subject that he was at the Soviet Embasay. Gadject went to Saviet. Embaasy about 1130 but was not allowed to enter e ee althouzh he had been there on earlier occasions with TORRES. Bo, . . At this point, Dr. Noel JARQUIN Toledo, Nicaraguan [28° lors Communist, who has been in Moscow, approached and saw os . So : Subject standing at the gate, He asked Subject why he was Lk ne St ned - 3 Oa {a iy ow 4 Hy} 6) 7 ene ; ‘there and Subject said ha was looking for TORRES. JARQUIN .: informad him that TORRES was inside. TORRES sa0n came oo oe anes out and accompanied Subject to the Cuban Consulate. m wet ns ne telling Subject ‘you have nothing further to do here until I es " -_ Te ‘at ~ : wo. mae Cn the night of 19 September TORRES presided « overa meeting of about 18 Nicaraguan Communists held at kis home Nicaragua, TORRES announced that 6 guerrillas had been killed and aaid thaé the next year would be a tough one because |; ; the U.S. policy might change and the Communist might find themselves isolated. TORRES asked Subject if he mew the ee Laguna de Perlas arsa of Nicaragua where the U.S, istraining = Cubans. He referred te itas "zona gringa". Subject replied 0° 00 On 26 Septe tember TORRES seat Enrique CUADRA Collage, . Te to rell Subject that he should go to tha Cuban Entigulate. ‘Subject: Osh weat to the Consulate put was told: to wait because the Gonaul - , WA very busy. ; . ae, co on While waiting for the Consul, Subject saw the Canadian: a ° o again. The Canadian was amoking a cigarette and wearing a Rolex wristwatch which a Consulate employee was trying to buy | from him for 1,000 pes03. The Canadian refused to sell, saying #0975 SECRE be
13-00000° \ an \ ( “36 that he nad wurchased tha wateh ia Mexico and was taking it a oome ©, . hums as a gouvenirc. Tae Canactian carrisd a camer. » a stzant ei across his chest and also carried a batch i 3b Ob3sce0e pnotographs which ne was snowing to Consulate emgloyess. The ved haired Negro mentioned earlier then came in and took ae, the Canadian upstairs. As he wae leaving the waiting coom,: :* the Canadian lashed a largs wad of U,S, dollars and said "Im. zoiag. The skies are > clouding up and shay’ reo waiting foo me ~:~ at home." os eee Po 8 ae oe At the ena of September Subject phoned the Ameri cant Embassy several times to report his belief that sameone (22.2 | important ia the U.S. was te ba killed. In making these calls, 2 ne used the mame Jorge KYNAUT (phonetic) to protect his. dentity. He was asked if the call related to visa matters and. he replied "no, it involvad a political matter, he wished to. oe | speak with a person of confidence." His fivst call waa screened by two females and he finally apoke to a man who took Subject's - phone number (30-19-52) and said he would call back. The man never called. Subject tried repeatedly to contact the Embagsy | “by 5 pnone but was finally told "quit wasting our time; wears + , working here and not playing. " mos “When Subject. ¢ saw the: photograph of OSWALD ina local 3 news= paper, 3 he = contacted the Embassy Security Office on 25 November, | 2. The officers interviewed Subject on 1 26 November and agreed | that he was a young. quite serious person who spoke with conviction, .. He showed that he knew enough English to naderst ad rudimentary conve rsation in that language. , Subject said that} be had | taken trainiag in the Fanama Canal . -Zone when he wag with the Nicaraguan Army and admitted that - he waa still a member of the Nicaraguan Communist Part having originally been a convinced Marxist, Later he-became disillusioned and for the past four years had worked as a pene- tration agent for the Nicaraguan Government. He-said he expected to enter Cuba within 2 months. — > Subject explained that he was outraged by the assassination £ President Kennedy which he was 'd0 percent sure’ was a SECRET ~ 28978
13-00000 .: of this Section. His stery remains substantially the same as set forth - fo 2lOVS. personmel: Silvia DURAN, Franciaco LLAGOSTSE restes RUZ,” Samuel PEREZ, Rogelio RODRIGUEZ, Raul APARICIO, Rolando ee Ble Ur ESTEVA, Heberte TORRIN, Oscar CONCEPCION, Antonia GARCIA wee et Jose Fernandaz ROA, Andres ARMONA, Joaquin HEANANDEZ Armas, |. : a ee He did not know any of thase persons by nama, but was able to give - i et partial descriptions such as duties, height, skin coloring, condition of. a: teeth, disposition,:- accent, etc, He identified the photogravk of Oscar ~ aa CONCEPCION as the tall Cuban mentionad above anda photograph of °° ot? Luisa CALDERO as the pretty girl mentioned above. He also sented i - under aliz3 of Juan Jose, This was the sams perason incidentally who was. q ti QO ts +} Comsunist pilot. re said he did not wish to Decowme Es yoived ia any Sig pwalleity splash andi ho; edt va athianaime would dea 0 : ikapt uscret, but that he would be willing to do "whatever necssyary." At this time, Subje Gol. Santa Maria dela Ribera, t ct was living at Pino 173, slepnone AL~O7-3% ° t Feelupetc eran ge Earre Rear] ¥ Rat mere a) 3. On the night of 26 November ha wag interrogated by two. officers e% : * a . ‘ . ‘ He recognized photographs of the following Cuban Embassy . a pean «, Peresuina ALONSO, Luisa CALDERON, and Alfreda MIRABAL shod am pesgeudt oa anciace LLAGOSTERA a3 the mustacked Guban whom he had known... 7 txr}iag to buy the watch from.the Canadian, Subject quickly identified the New Orleans mug shot of OSWALD which had been supplied by your ; oifice. He said that he was positive of thesea identifications. ‘ : . e . . ETO EE ae we — “a, At this interrogation, Subject said SC oe eS OSWALD had carried a grean paagport in his pocket t “and Subjact beliaves he saw OS) WALD w éaring: ‘g*shouldar - Stee Edt cated holster pistol. He did not geem to ba too gure of this 7,0 ae point. He aaid OSWALD wore long shoes andhadawrist: 7 0) “watch with a yellow. metal band. He illustrated OSWALD's rmiannar of slouching in a chair at the Conaulate while in . the waiting room at about noon on 18 Sestember. He said ie ees that CSWALD seemed ta ba completely at home and apoeared to know and be known by Consulate personnel, Attone point __ he heard OSWALD use the Moxican slang expresaion "Cabron", SaORS 6976 © i-]
13-00000 Subject reenacted the conyecsation aa SNOA2F DUstiss aceme tegerided szabove. Fits accouat of the « 7 aRch was essentially the same ag reported, except at this time he bad OSWALD use che word kill ia his first reply toe the | a Negzo; hen ce, "You's: mot the man. Iocan kili him.’ 9 00+ 6-7, He said t that the U.S, bank notea were ina small *" - rrr pack about 1/4 inch thicls bound with a pager band which ‘the Cig neg . | | Megro broke before counting out 1,500 dollars for extra - og expenses and 5,000 dollara as "advance payment." - a os fone . od : e Subject: ‘gaia that he ie atill a sargeant in the Nicar agus eit _.\ ° Givil Guard and that he entered Mexico illegally on 29 Anguat ° es \ without travel documerts, paying a bribe at tha border and |..." ea ae : \. ' . havieg transited Honduras, Guate enala and 1 Salvador en a he Me - “Ff route, He said that he had been to Mexico in 194] ona mission -” carne for the Nicaxaguan Secret Service after a contrived escape — .. _. : | from false arreat in Nicaragua, followed by aperiod of asylum “ toot \ "an the Mekican Embassy. He valid that his training received ne in the Canal Zone took place in Fort Glick in March 1956 {note Se. Subject would i have pe only | been 16 years old at that time). ae . “Subject « said that ha had been to the Cuban Consulate on - : fos a Zar 3 September, 15 or 16 September, 18 September, 0 19 September, 26 September and 25 November, © te pete, Lo ae = . : . . . a - wo ee . . oid eee . He admits to having visited the Soviet Embassy aporoxi- mately 6 or 7 times; about 4 times with TORRES. He was - omewhat fuzzy on r2agons for thesa visits and was not aa eased for. detail at E this Sse3s3ion. a ne ot - ‘ In order to keep. Subject available for farther interrogation, ha ructed to find other Living quarters where he should register yiias. On the following morning, 27 November, he resor zed that . _ AG vegistered as Alberto SANCHEZ, Room 203, Hotel Necaza, -  £ Lest November he was arrested by Mexican police atthe hotel. This. a Jstrce oe has no further contact with Subjec a Kt OISSES ENATION OF ais INFORMATION Our SIDE YOUR OFF oz p~ fA. — _ SECRET  — . - “5976 « “2 fo ay / oY . . °