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Primary Evidence Collections update

Three new decoded cryptonyms from the newly released 2017 JFK Records, CIA penetration agent UNSNAFU-9, and AMLASH-2 and 3 associates of AMLASH-1 (Rolando Cubela) who conspired with CIA to assassinate Fidel Castro. #JFK2017 #evidencematters https://www.tpaak.com/cia-cryptonyms-and-pseudonyms

Officials announce JFK Records Act 2017 file release

The last withheld case files related to the JFK assassination will be released this year. #JFK #evidencematters
https://www.archives.gov/research/jfk/2017-release
 

RION: John and Jo Beth Hill

The statement of Jo Beth Hill placing herself and her husband blocks from Dealey Plaza around the time of President Kennedy's assassination. While her statement does not infer a definite nefarious connection, it does support unknown possibly armed men in the area could largely escape official notice. #JFK #Evidence 

Primary Evidence Collections update

    The Dallas Neiman Marcus store visited by Jo Beth Hill on November 22, 1963 (CRedit to the Department Store Museum)

The statement of Jo Beth Hill placing herself and her husband blocks from Dealey Plaza around the time of President Kennedy's assassination. While her statement does not infer a definite nefarious connection, it does support unknown possibly armed men in the area could largely escape official notice. #JFK #Evidence https://www.tpaak.com/related-individuals-of-note  

A Fake Card-Carrying Member

A Handbill promoting A Non-Existent Fair Play for Cuba Committee Chapter

Discussions about Lee Harvey Oswald often venture to speculation when seeking to provide a feasible motive for Oswald's purported actions. With scant time to prepare, without verifiable practice, some deem his alleged associations can explain what officials failed to repeatedly. Often the Fair Play for Cuba Committee (FPCC), an organization in the United States that promoted the interests Fidel Castro and by extension his Communist regime is attributed some blame. Others assert Oswald was a loyal and active member serving the Communist or Socialist factions within the group.  This claim is followed by allegations that Oswald was a lone gunman or a creature of Cuban or Soviet intelligence. However, the FPCC was a loosely organized group that never directed Oswald to do anything.

"April 6, 1960...'The New York Times' paper contained a full-page advertisement captioned 'What Is Really Happening In Cuba,' placed by the Fair Play for Cuba Committee (FPCC). This advertisement announced the formation of the FPCC in New York City and declared the FPCC intended to promulgate 'the truth about revolutionary Cuba' to neutralize the distorted American press." This declaration largely alienated the FPCC with most American media and labeled it a possible subversive threat to some powerful American officials and organizations. The inflammatory opening press salvo was a seeming misstep and some were intent on manipulating or destroying the pro-Castro Committee.  The New York Times reports later that year in November that FPCC asserted having 5,000 paid members in the United States.  

The FBI was already investigating the FPCC by April 13, 1960 and tracing the origin of the Committee's initial advertisement. A confidential informant provided the Bureau data that led officials to request information regarding who paid for the FPCC advertisement in the New York Times.  In March 1961, an unnamed Agency employee was seeking information from FPCC member Court Wood. They report, "Court seems to be extremely naive concerning my position with the Agency, and he is very open and frank with me in all areas. I am certain if given enough time I can obtain a great deal of information on the background and activities of his associates."  Subsequently, investigation of the FPCC had spread to the United States Senate Judiciary Committee. Senator Thomas J. Dodd was concerned with not only the loosely regulated distribution of mail order guns but also the FPCC as a potential domestic security threat.  

Some claim a person would have to be a formal participating member of the FPCC to affiliate with them; however, that was not the case. Harold Alderman was a graduate student at Tulane University and had participated in multiple FPCC events. In the past Alderman picked up literature for distribution and wore a lapel pin with the words "Hands Off Cuba". He also participated in a picket line the FPCC had sponsored near the prior CIA Washington D.C. headquarters and he participated in a separate protest of President John F. Kennedy as well. His public actions supporting the FPCC were seemingly as extensive as Lee Harvey Oswald's, yet Harold Alderman was never a member. After his arrival in New Orleans, Alderman claims he did not pursue the FPCC's agenda beyond debating anti-Communist writer Alexander Rorke in October of 1962. 

Alderman confessed sympathy for the FPCC but stated he was "disappointed with the people who constituted the membership. He said...they are motivated emotionally rather than politically. He said he knows of no Fair Play for Cuba Committee organized activity in the New Orleans area, now or in the past." However, in the summer of 1963 he learned about a fellow student Hugh Murray who received an FPCC handbill on campus. After obtaining a copy of the handbill, Alderman later discovered the name on this handbill was A.J. Hidell the alias officials allege Oswald used. Consequently, a person did not need to be a member to participate in the FPCC, someone who desired formal membership possibly had other reasons to want a demonstrable connection. 

From Oswald's private writings we can demonstrate in some respects he was just as averse to Communism in the United States as he was Capitalism. In a handwritten speech, Oswald states, "The Communist Party of the United States has betrayed itself! It has turned itself into the traditional lever of a foreign power to overthrow the United States government; not in the name of freedom or high ideals, but in servile conformity to the wishes of the Soviet Union and in anticipation of Soviet Russia's complete domination of the American continent." His words are not a ringing endorsement of Communism, and seem to indicate Oswald was not just a mere tool of the Cubans or Soviets. Oswald would denounce the Soviet Union's tactics and American Communism multiple times. Additionally, he never attended a meeting of Communist Party in America or Russia and he never attended a meeting of the FPCC. Yet he feasibly tried to generate the appearance of association. 

May 26, 1963 Lee Harvey Oswald writes a letter to V. T. Lee the National Director of the FPCC. His letter contains a few quite interesting requests; the first is seeking formal membership.  As was demonstrated by the previous statement of Harold Alderman, one could work for the Committee without formal membership, unless they sought to be associated with subversive activities. Oswald also requests a membership charter purportedly to establish a New Orleans chapter, which he never does. In a response letter to an address change notice sent by Oswald, the National Director states they have no past mailing information regarding him. He refers to renewal of Oswald's subscription to FPCC literature, places him on the mailing list, sends a "replacement" membership card and thanks him for his reported efforts.  Yet there is no proof Oswald had prior been an official member. The FPCC had also maintained non-member organizations that affiliated with it as well. 

Oswald then wrote of desiring an office in the group and requested a chapter charter and additional materials. According to officials, Oswald has Marina forge the name of A.J. Hidell, his alleged alias, on his new membership card. The unknown Hidell on paper claimed to be leader of the new group, yet Hidell represents a fictional officer in the nonexistent New Orleans Chapter. Oswald had allegedly fabricated a chapter to aid in his public Communist veneer. During Oswald's later arrest in New Orleans connected to his FPCC related activities, he requests an FBI agent then proceeds to report all his subversive behavior. The interviewing Bureau agent believed Oswald possibly staged a public confrontation for unspecified reasons and was dishonest about his affiliations. 

In a statement to officials V.T. Lee states, "...all of Oswald's activities on behalf of the Fair Play for Cuba Committee were taken on his own initiative without the consent and approval of the Fair Play for Cuba Committee headquarters. Lee advised that Oswald had never been granted a chapter, that the Fair Play for Cuba Committee does not maintain a membership list, that he had no recollection of granting membership to Oswald and that he was unable to locate a plate for Oswald on the mailing list." This lack of a membership list could prevent officials from targeting a list of subversive members. Yet like Alderman, Oswald is seemingly associated with but according to V.T. Lee's statement not an official member and never in a legitimate FPCC chapter.
 
While Oswald indeed claimed to be a former member of the FPCC and to have chapter members in New Orleans, officials dealing with Oswald doubted his claims of a chapter but supported his claims of membership. "Vincent Ted Lee, National Chairman of the Fair Play for Cuba Committee was interviewed December 3, 1963. He stated he had no knowledge of a charter having been issued by or anyone else for a Committee Chapter in New Orleans."  When Oswald's chapter card information was falsified, it ceased to be valid and Oswald's membership was feasibly compromised when the fraudulent card was reportedly created June 15, 1963.  

In late September of 1963 the Central Intelligence Agency desired information "...concerning the availability of samples of FPCC stationery and the current foreign mailing list in connection with their consideration of plans to counter the activities of the FPCC in foreign countries...".  Another FBI document states a confidential informant within the subversive group had provided a piece of FPCC stationery, one envelope, their foreign mailing list, and one membership card to the Bureau for official use. This would allow officials to study and feasibly recreate such materials for use in counterintelligence operations. Officials were later able to make exact reproductions and used them for study after President Kennedy's assassination. 

Despite prior official claims, the FPCC leadership opposed becoming a mere proxy of other leftist groups. A Bureau official notes "...currently the FPCC is in a state of turmoil. Ted Lee has announced his intention of resigning as director of the FPCC within 30 to 60 days and apparently has made arrangements for the FPCC to be turned over to the CP (Communist Party). However, Lee is unpredictable and with the situation within the FPCC changing on an almost daily basis, it is difficult to predict the outcome of this current strife, which centers around Ted Lee who is 'fed up'. " After President Kennedy's assassination, some claim that Oswald was an active member of the Fair Play for Cuba Committee. 

Just days prior to 1964 the New York World Telegram and Sun reported the FPCC sought to end its organization. Its swift end was attributed to the prior Senate investigation of its activities that revealed funding with links to Fidel Castro. The final nail in the FPCC's coffin was the deep connections officials alleged the group had with Lee Harvey Oswald. One Bureau informant stated in February of 1964 "V.T. Lee had recently remarked that the FPCC was dead, and that there were no plans to organize another similar organization." The group Oswald sought to associate with largely perished a few months after he did. Yet the unproven allegations of those seeking to brand him a Communist live on. 
Sincerely,
C.A.A. Savastano

References:
i. President's Commission Document 892, Federal Bureau of Investigation Letterhead Memorandum Re: Fair Play for Cuba, April 3, 1964
ii. Federal Bureau of Investigation, Oswald Headquarters File 105-82555, Section 182, Fair Play for Cuba Committee Bay Area Chapter, June 1, 1964, p. 1
iii. House Select Committee on Assassinations, Segregated CIA Collection, Report of Investigation Fair Play for Cuba Committee, Box 41, April 13, 1960, pp. 3-4
iv. HSCA, Seg. CIA Coll., Note Re: Fair Play for Cuba Committee, March 18, 1961
v. Hearing of the U.S. Senate Judicial Subcommittee to Investigate the Administration of the Internal Security Act, Fair Play for Cuba Committee, June 13, 1961 p. 356-357
vi. FBI, Ruby Headquarters File 44-24016, Section 14, Statement of Harold Gordon Alderman, November 26, 1963  
vii. HSCA Report, Appendix Volume  VIII, p. 337   
viii. President Commission Document 1, FBI Summary Report, Letter from VT Lee to Lee Harvey Oswald, May 22, 1963  
ix. FBI, Oswald HQ File 105-82555, Section 182, June 1, 1964, pp. 1-2
x. FBI, HSCA Administrative Folder-F8,  Rough Draft Re Brief, Fair Play for Cuba Committee, p. 40  
xi. Hearings of the President's Commission, Volume X, Testimony of Francis Martello, p. 57
xii. President's Commission Document 1, FBI Summary Report, p. 65
xiii. Central Intelligence Agency, Miscellaneous Series, Airtel- Fair Play for Cuba Committee, October 4, 1963, pp. 1-2   
xiv. CIA, Miscellaneous Series,  Airtel- Fair Play for Cuba Committee, October 4, 1963, pp. 1-2   

        

FBI Memo Regarding the FPCC's Founding Announcement

 

An FBI Memo discussing Member and non Member ASSOCIATED FPCC Groups

 

A document notes the meeting of an unnamed CIA employee collecting intelligence from an FPCC member

 

The Statement of An FPCC Non-Member Supporter

Oswald Rebukes AMERICAN Communism

Letter From OSwald Requesting FPCC Membership

    

Statement of FPCC CHairman V.T. Lee Disavowing Oswald and his Actions

 

THe CIA desired FPCC Stationary and ITS Foreign Mailing LIst

The FBI Secured FPCC Stationary ANd ITS Foreign Mailing LIst

    

Primary Evidence Collections update

Three CIA Security File additions that include double agent and Castro Staff member Viola June Cobb, Technical Services Chief David L. Christ, and Leo Cherne an economist and political ally of multiple Directors of the CIA. #CIA #Evidence https://www.tpaak.com/cia-security-files

The Man formerly known as James Sutton

                                A PHotograph of James Files In Prison

November 18, 1994, former music producer Bob Vernon spoke before the Assassination Records Review Board. Vernon representing the company Truth Truth Truth Inc. presented the story of James Files another man who claimed to be President Kennedy's assassin. The associated video "Confessions of An Assassin" notes investigator Joe West spent a considerable amount time and money regarding his investigation into the James Files claims. It also remarks that West died before Files could give a full confession, yet Files could have easily saved West months of time by offering verifiable proof or other witnesses that could substantiate his claims, Files never did. West is not the last person to lose time and money chasing the improbable claims of James Files. Bob Vernon would eventually do so as well. 

Files in the aforementioned video purports that he was a stock car driver at a local presumably Chicago area racing track during 1960. He also claims that Mafia hit man Charles Nicoletti liked his racing skills and "took a shine to his driving and watched him on several occasions." He never gives any specific dates for these alleged occurrences. Files claims Nicoletti asked him to be his driver, and then asserts he became his assigned driver for several "jobs" he undertook. Bob Vernon claims that Former Federal Bureau of Investigation Agent Zach Shelton "verified" that Files was a driver and bodyguard to Charles Nicoletti, Vernon offers no evidence to prove these claims, he does not explain how Shelton verified the story he owned. Shelton did not offer a statement on the record during the official hearing. 

Vernon offers that Agent Shelton "...long suspected that Chicago mob members Sam Giancana, Charles Nicoletti, and John Roselli were involved in the assassination of John F. Kennedy, but that he had no hard evidence to support his beliefs."  Vernon supports Files claims of shooting President Kennedy from the Grassy Knoll with a Remington XP-100 handgun. No witness ever observes a person firing a handgun in the Grassy Knoll area. Yet this problem is just one of many in the related assertions.

James Files states a week before the assassination of President Kennedy he drove to Mesquite, Texas in advance of a plot with weapons to ready for the assassination under the orders of Charles Nicoletti.  It takes roughly 15 hours to travel from the Chicago area to Dallas with no stopping, and roughly over a day in order to reach Texas with stops, sleep, restroom breaks, meals, and refueling based upon modern roads. He leaves a week prior during the day on November 15, 1963 according to his claims. He does not specify when he rented a hotel room in Mesquite, Texas exactly.  However, we can use his statement to consider the required time and his arrival would occur November 16 or early on November 17, 1963.  

Files' asserts that Lee Harvey Oswald came by his room the following day and took him to a place southwest of Mesquite. He states the trip was to calibrate, test fire weapons, and have Oswald assist Files in any way he could"  Oswald was not a weapons expert as the condition of his Carcano would attest, he is never observed practice firing, and he additionally had no vehicle and could not drive. Files might be attempting to insert himself into a debunked Oswald sighting on the November 17; all verified evidence dismissed this firing range sighting years prior. The claims that someone observed Lee Harvey Oswald undertake firing range practice near Mesquite, Texas were beneficial to official allegations, yet they could not accept them due to insufficient and contending evidence. Mesquite is roughly just less than 20 miles from Dallas, a roughly four-hour trip on foot each way. Among the many pieces of Oswald's possessions seized by authorities were his various traveling receipts, but they never discover a bus pass or cab receipt to Mesquite. Why any intelligent conspirator would compromise the plot by revealing Files to Oswald days before is ponderous. 

Additionally problematic is Oswald worked November 18 and thus cannot be in Mesquite. Oswald called and argued with his wife from his rooming house that day after work over using a fictitious name. He also paid his rent in cash that same day at his rooming house. The housekeeper Earlene Roberts offered a written receipt and further states "Oswald seldom left the house for more than a few minutes and was never out a single evening during the time he stayed at the house except for trips to Irving."  We have a witness, a written receipt of rental payment verifying Oswald's location, and not a shred of evidence to suggest he was in Mesquite. 

No verifiable witness suggests Oswald took this unlikely trip, nor how he got there and back. Repeated evidence supports Oswald was not out for hours, nearly twenty miles away, or appearing in public the day before or following with James Files. Yet Files also claims he met Johnny Roselli, Jack Ruby, and Charles Nicoletti all in the Texas before the assassination. Unfortunately, for Files and his advocates the primary evidence defies his claims.  

James Files asserts early in the morning on November 22, 1963 he went to the Dallas Cabana Hotel to pick up Johnny Roselli.  Unknown to Files is that Johnny Roselli was under Federal Bureau of Investigation surveillance for months prior and after the assassination. Officials had staked out Roselli's Los Angeles apartment and offered daily reports in November, while other FBI agents tracked Roselli's travel, phone calls, reservations, and movements elsewhere. On November 16, Roselli accompanied Maurice Friedman and two women on a flight to Phoenix, Arizona. November 18 Roselli and Friedman leave Phoenix on a flight to Las Vegas, Nevada. Informants observe Roselli later at the Desert Inn Hotel in Las Vegas.  An FBI informant reports that Roselli's friend Jonie Taps had knowledge of Roselli's past travel arrangements with Friedman and the two women. Taps states that Roselli is destined for Los Angeles again November 20, 1963.  Roselli also later testified having knowledge that officials were observing and pursuing him during this time.  

Roselli is suspicious and correct that officials have been closely watching him for months, thus it is unlikely he would commit any murderous crime having realized officials were observing. Las Vegas was among the areas Roselli possessed legal and illegal financial interests and he often traveled between Los Angeles and Las Vegas. Roselli then returned to the Las Vegas Desert Inn Hotel. November 22, 1963 FBI observers note that Roselli is not in his Los Angeles apartment. Johnny Roselli later testifies before the Senate Select Committee, "The morning the President was assassinated, I was asleep, in bed, at the Desert Inn Hotel..." which is in Las Vegas, Nevada.  Roselli then days later feasibly returned to Los Angeles because the FBI monitors activity in Roselli's Los Angeles residence on November 26, 1963.   Based on all the verified evidence Johnny Roselli was not in Texas during the time claimed and it is most improbable he collaborated with or even knew James Files.

James Files who is never verifiably with Johnny Roselli, additionally states he and the mobster traveled after 7 am to an unnamed pancake house to meet Jack Ruby just preceding President Kennedy's assassination.  However, witnesses observe Ruby prior working until the early morning hours at his club and then he returned home to sleep. George Senator stated Ruby was at home when he left for work later that morning. Ruby's legal statement places him sleeping at his apartment until 9:30 am. Ruby later telephoned a newspaper that prior featured a negative advertisement targeting President Kennedy the previous morning. He then called his sister Eva Grant to discuss the public criticisms from his apartment as well after 10 am. Files would have us imagine that after working all day Ruby would catch a few hours of sleep then meet him. He presents only improbable stories that no verifiable evidence supports.

Files then purports he returned to the Cabana Hotel and picked Chicago Mafia hit man Charles Nicoletti. He declares they drove to Dealey Plaza just before 10 am to survey the area. Files then claims, as he mentioned earlier, that at 10:30 am the day of President Kennedy's assassination Nicoletti decided to ask him to act in a firing position as back up. According to Files, Nicoletti chooses a man with a day of recent practice, no specialty with firearms, and no alibi to act in a last minute role during perhaps the most important criminal act of his life. Nicoletti then according to Files asks him to suggest what position he and Nicoletti should take in Dealey Plaza, as if there is no set plan.  A feeling of incredulity is the natural response to the proposition Files has offered.  

Charles Nicoletti being involved in a Dallas plot is unlikely because he was already under investigation due a different murder a week earlier. An FBI informant reported observing Charles Nicoletti meeting with mobster Sam DeStefano on November 13, 1963. They allegedly discussed Leo Foreman, the underling of DeStefano who had lied to Nicoletti about his political connections, threatened "Milwaukee Phil" Alderisio, and was suspected of being an FBI informant. The next day Leo Foreman vanished, four days later his body is discovered stuffed in a car trunk eight blocks from Sam DeStefano's residence. 

Leo Foreman is last seen alive at DeStefano's home playing cards. The informant believes that Nicoletti was responsible for the murder. Nicoletti was aware Foreman's death would attract official attention after it was publicly known, he and is verifiably linked to the main suspect of Foreman's murder and privately implicated by an official source. DeStefano unwittingly tells an FBI informant before the discovery of the corpse that Foreman was dead, so Nicoletti too was aware of that fact. Thus, it is unlikely he would rush cross-country days after Foreman's murder and cobble a plan together at the last minute with James Files. 

Logic would suggest further murders would be foolish and unnecessarily dangerous with officials already investigating Nicoletti's close Mafia associate. Nicoletti did not rise in the higher circles of the Mafia by making foolish mistakes and self-preservation was ever a factor. Based on the evidence Nicoletti was likely attempting to remain off the official radar in the Chicago area, perhaps he went elsewhere to do so, but no evidence whatsoever places him across the country with James Files.  

While Charles Nicoletti's exact whereabouts remain unknown, sufficient evidence would suggest he would not be assassinating a public figure while freshly associated with another murder investigation. However, substantial evidence verifiably dispels that James Files ever met Johnny Roselli, Lee Harvey Oswald, and Jack Ruby as he purports. Without these men, his story crumbles, and we can verify a large portion of his assertions rely on myths. So what reason is there to consider any of his other tales? 
Sincerely, 
C.A.A. Savastano
TPAAK Facebook

References:
i. Assassination Records Review Board, Public Hearing, Press Release, Reports, November 18, 1994
ii. Bob Vernon, The Murder of JFK: Confession of An Assassin, MPI Home Video, September 10, 1996
iii. Ibid, 1996  
iv. Report of the President's Commission, Investigation of Other Activities, pp. 318-319
v. Hearings of the President's Commission, Volume XXVI, Commission Exhibit 3077, September 10, 1964
vi. House Select Committee on Assassinations, Segregated CIA file, Chronology per the Warren Commission Report,  p. 145
vii. Federal Bureau of Investigation, Oswald Headquarters File,  Section 23, Statement of Earlene Roberts, pp. 1-2
viii. Vernon, The Murder of JFK, 1996  
ix. House Select Committee on Assassinations, FBI Subject Files, Q-R, John Roselli, Air Mail from Director to SAC Los Angeles, November 23, 1963, pp. 1-2
x. Ibid, Air Mail form SAC Los Angeles to the Director, November 23, 1963, p. 2
xi. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Activities, Boxed Files, Testimony of John Roselli, September 22, 1975, p. 47
xii. Ibid, Testimony of John Roselli, April 23, 1976
xiii. HSCA, FBI Subject File, Q-R, John Roselli, No Title, November 26, 1963
xiv. Ibid, Roselli aka Anti-Racketeering, November 27, 1963
xv. Vernon, The Murder of JFK, 1996 (13:20)
xvi. FBI, Ruby Headquarters File, Section 32, Ruby Chronology Summary, p. 12
xvii. President's Commission Document 107.1, FBI Sup. Investigation of Killing Oswald, Interview of Jack L. Ruby by FBI, Part IV, December 21, 1963, p. 1
xviii. Vernon, The Murder of JFK, 1996 (15:09)
xix. HSCA, FBI Subject File, C-D, Criminal Intelligence Program-Chicago, Activities of Top Hoodlums, Chicago Area, November 22, 1963, p. 1, 11, 12

Some of The CLaims Bob Vernon Presented to A Hearing of the Assassination Records Review Board

  

Contending Circumstances Forced Officials to Dismiss CLaims that Oswald visited a Firing Range

               A POrtion Of Earlene Roberts Statement

AN Excerpt of the Official Chronology Regarding Lee Harvey Oswald's Activities during November 1963

            An FBI Report Monitoring Roselli's Movements

               Johnny Roselli's COngressional Testimony

           AN Official Chronolgy of Jack Ruby's Activities

                   A Portion of Eva Grant's Statement

FBI Reports Regarding the Murder Investigation of Leo Foreman

Improbability Vault update

The latest addition to the Improbability Vault is "A Plaza Full of Mirrors" which reviews four different men some have prior claimed were present in Dealey Plaza during the Kennedy assassination. Each claimed person is subjected to verifiable evidence placing them elsewhere. #JFK https://www.tpaak.com/a-plaza-full-of-mirrors/

Primary Evidence Collections update

The Assassination Archives and Research Center has accepted CIA pseudonym research from C.A.A. Savastano. It can be found at the AARC's "Select CIA Pseudonyms" listing. http://aarclibrary.org/2365-2/

The featured pseudonyms can also be found with additional cryptonym and alias research here in the Primary Evidence Collections: https://www.tpaak.com/cia-cryptonyms-and-pseudonyms
 

Primary Evidence Collections Update

A notable document supports Manuel Ray a Cuban exile leader planned to betray the CIA. It reveals despite his abundant funding and support provided by CIA officials, he attributed his group's failures to the Agency.  This document and a brief statement of his background are offered for your review. #JFK #Cuba https://www.tpaak.com/related-individuals-of-note