Agency: FBI
Originator: FBI
From: DAVIS, GEORGE E. JR.
To: DIRECTOR, FBI
Document date: 11/9/65
Document type: PAPER-TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM

IDENTIFICATION FORM

AGENCY INFORMATION

AGENCY: FBI

RECORD_NUMBER: 124-10217-10008

RECORD SERIES: HO

AGENCY FILE NUMBER:

9-42758-81

DOCUMENT INFORMATION

ORIGINATOR: FBI

FROM:

DAVIS. GEORGE E. JR.

TO: DIRECTOR. FBI

TITLE:

DATE: 11/09/1965

PAGES: 23

SUBJECT:

DOCUMENT TYPE:

ORIGINAL

CLASSIFICATION:

OBA, ASSOC, INTV, CARRERAS, BIENVENIDO BENACH, ECHEVEITE, JOSE

LUIS, MIRR

PAPER. TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

Unclassified

REVIEW DATE:

STATUS

NEW

CLASSIFICATION:

01/08/1998

UPDATE DATE:

Redact

RESTRICTIONS:

JFK Act 6 (4)

COMMENTS:

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ADMINISTRATIVE

This report is not being submitted in the

form of a supplemental prosecutive summary, since it

contains no positive evidence.of value.

ORLANDO REGO BORREGO, 53 N:W. 68th Terrace,

Miami, was interviewed on August 18, 1965, at which

time he identified himself as being auditor of MIRR.

REGO advised that he had become suspicious of the

activities of BOSCH and some of the inner circle members

of the organization and believed that they had engaged

in some dishonest practices relating to funds of the

organization.

He possessed no evidence of any extortion

conspiracy but offered to attempt to obtain information

which would be useful to this office, on a confidential

Thereafter he advised that Dr. JOSE LUIS

ECHEVEITE, New York City, might possess pertinent

The interview of ECHEVEITE at New York

City is included in this report.

REGO also advised that AIMEE MIRANDA, 218

S. W. 16th Avenue, is extremely close to BOSCH on

confidential matters, and he suspected that she might

have made a typewriter available to BOSCH or possessed

information concerning extortion.

On October 8, 1965, REGO advised that he had

made further inquiry of some of his friends in the

organization and had determined that AIMEE MIRANDA had

purchased a typewriter from the Singer Sewing Machine

Company.

The resulting investigation is set forth in

this report.

On September 15, 1965, WILLIAM JOHNSON, 1130

N. E. 196th. Terrace, a U. S. Customs Informant and former

associate of BOSCH,

€ 9sc advised

advised confidentially that BOSCH

had denied to JOHNSON that he was involved in any

extortion.

BOSCH claimed that the FBI took his typewriter

at the medical clinic. JOHNSON said that BOSCH had never

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borrowed a typewriter from him and he possessed no

Inowledge of BOSCH having acquired a typewriter from

anyone else.

He had no knowledge of BOSCH or anybody

else in the

MIRR being implicated in extortion.

On September 15, 1965, MIKE RAFFERTY, 400

N. E. 155th Terrace, Miami, who has previously been

associated with BOSCH, also advised confidentially

that he possessed no evidence that BOSCH or anyone

else in the MIRR had been involved in extortion.

He

also possessed no information relating to typewriters

pertinent to this case.

On September 24, 1965, LAREDO RODRIGUEZ,

1736 S. W. 14th Street, Miami,

Treasurer: of the MIRR,

advised confidentially

that he has become dis-enchanted

with the leadership of BOSCH in the MIRR and suspects

that BOSCH may have been engaging in some illegal

or unethical activities and, therefore, he is planning

to get out of the organization. He said that AIMEE

MIRANDA, a member of MIRR, had purchased a typewriter

about a year ago and that she could have made this

typewriter available to BOSCH. He possessed no specimens

taken from this typewriter.

He claimed to possess no

information indicating that BOSCH or other members of the

MIRR had become involved in any extortion case.

For the information of the Bureau, it 1s

strongly suspected by this office that the Singer

typewriter purchased by MIRANDA is. the one which was

used in the first and/or third extortion letters in

this case.

It appears that she has conveniently claimed

that she sold this typewriter to a man who is now dead

2o hat one

and whose wife possesses no knowledge of his ever having

acquired a typewriter.

It is to be noted that a specimen

taken at the Singer Sewing Machine Company of the same

model,

a Singer I-4,

as purchased by Miss MIRANDA reflects

that the typing is of the same type that appears in the

first and third extortion letters.

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