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Demagitator Donating Member (236 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Feb-24-08 06:59 PM
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76. Ed Morales and JFK
Edited on Sun Feb-24-08 07:19 PM by Demagitator

David Sanchez Morales

I need "any and all" information about a Cuban named Ed Morales (or with the name Morales) from the early 1950s to 1974 (the Watergate era). Specifically, was he ever in Puerto Rico, Miami, Arizona, or Texas?

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The Baltimore Chronicle
November 22, 2006.

It's Time to Re-Open the Investigation of RFK and JFK Assassinations

On Monday night, the BBC broadcast O’Sullivan’s report on their high-profile programme, "Newsnight." O’Sullivan’s findings shocked many people. Working through an exhaustive analysis of videotapes made at the Ambassador Hotel on the night of RFK’s assassination, O’Sullivan identified three figures as former agents of the CIA. Two of the agents O’Sullivan identified could be seen moving away from the hotel pantry shortly after the shooting of RFK.

Following his preliminary identifications, O’Sullivan presented the video images to more authoritative sources, men who knew the three agents personally. While there was a slender degree of uncertainty (circa 5-10%) the men in the videos were positively identified as the former CIA agents:

* David Sanchez Morales;
* Gordon Campbell and
* George Joannides

Morales was known to be involved in coups d’états throughout Latin America and he had a reputation of a dangerous man with an explosive temper who was capable of violence. had a reputation of a dangerous man with an explosive temper who was capable of violence. To entertain his friends, Morales would tell stories about his involvement in the killing and capture of Che Guevara, coups in Latin America and other nefarious covert activities.

http://baltimorechronicle.com/2006/112206CARMICHAEL.html



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