“are photo copies of a tvo page typewritten message left by OROZCO at LIKING-3's apartment on 1 August. Another copy of this message is being forwarded Guatemala City seperately. continued. Attachments, #I- Seven Reports a/s para 1 UNDER SEPARATE COVER # II- Message Left ”
“previously asked his wife to impress ROWTON with her concern for him, telling ROWTON that be had disappeared for three days without telling her where he went. This she did very convincingly with much sobbing and crying. The LIROSIN LP which continues to experience technical d”
“… ding job in the early hours of the morning. LIROSIN heard enough (his recorder was once more inoperative) to basically confits LIRING-3's report of his meeting with OROZCO to ROWTON. Secondly, neither VALDEZ nor MORENO were present during the night of 31 July - 1 August when LIRING …”
“… ico. Xt is the Station's opinion that he probably will hear nothing directly from the Cubans. > 5. Beadquarters will note, per ROWTOH’s report dated 28 July, the relative ease with which LIRIEG-3 claims to be obtaining a false passport and other identity papers. The Cuban's passp …”
“27 July,1967 1. LIRING/3 reported to Rowton at brief preliminary debriefing that during Rowton absence a Guatemalan (unidentified) telephoned him a safehouse and instructed him go to Tapachula on 19 July and await contact in lobby of local moviehouse. LIRING/3 stated that he”
“through small privately chartered plane, Orozco intensely interested and acceded to I/3 request that he first meet with "responsible high-level" FAR representatives. Crozco stated that in his : opinion L/3 should discuss whole operation with Montes hinself and volun teered t”
“28 July,1957 Subject: Wallace B. Rorton Meeting with LIAI. C/3. 1. Cn the morning of 27 July,1967, the day after his return to Mexico City, Rowton contacted IIR.!G/3 at his home and arranged for meeting Shiowit Siiot g ia a a s K a a g iM iS ^ at the safehouse at 1130 tha”
“under the door with a brief text stating that some one had passed by to see him. The mte was signed with a five-pointed star rather crudely drawn in the place of a signature. 3 stated that he was completely puzzled at this, but on reflexion felt that the five-pointed star me”
“DISD TO A —--44-:7A %a Co 64 -uwour CA • 24-P wasevt ; service reported repeated nessage’s frca "sekor Ri.76% Nt /+ Juarez" and 7/3 Hicsel - true he felt de cold use this rather than 9 intimate --n any way CnaD 2/3"s (sefetoase) CIS was tapped. I 3123/3 be- care ‘ough”
“4-00000 ,7 1 August, 1967 th 1. At meeting with Rowton 1702. 34 3 IEETC/3 reported Crozco Leal, who claint be 1/3'3 new FAR ison :for prbourement of arms, currently staging in his apartment on Calzada Tacubara. L/3 ex- plained to Rowton that at 2200 29 July meeting with”
“he admitted that he had never heard of Crozco before latter’s unexpected approach to 312 25 auit. L/3 stressed to nowton that crozco revealed en astounding knowledge Guatemalan revolution, Cuba, as well as L/3's past activities and dates his trips to Guatemala.. 3. lowton sta”
“down and• get him out cf the apartzent. 3 stated that he left both Valdez and Koreno "on guard" outside the apartment house in the event Crozco tried to escape becire he could confer with Roxton.. r 3 0 9 0 ik ittfitib S itX tn i-S .o 6. In view of this highly explosive de”
“… reno and Valdez ( 1/3 would accept Rowton final decision). 1/3 could allege subsequently that Crozco disposed of by Rowton pistoleros and report this to LIRING and FAR. Alternative (b) would mean loss to WCFACT of valuable debriefing if this deemed desirable. Alternative (c) accord …”
“,** 3 August, 1962 Subject: LIRING/3 Report on Devel cts in Miss Orozco Case. # ■ 1. During the early morning hours of A August, 1967, Rovton remained in constant contact with L/3, …”
“apartment for some other place of refuge. L/3 ex- lzained to Rowton that he hoped Crozco would take the second alternative so that he and Valdez and Moreno could follow him or seize him as he left the apartment. L/3 asked Rowton to assist in this ceration by providing a few p”
“4-00000 annveitonitaet 2. blm ish tae ga ch ul a he was unable to c:nfirn whether the Station had any unilateral assets o Msi to assist or in fact was interested in taking over Crozco from 1/3 until after 0900 that morning. When Rowton talked to L/3 again in the p”
“… this story since he was: aware that Crozco's arrest was imminent and in crder toi throw the blame off Parsmowbrlrizain himself when the report reached 1/3 and Valdez). I 4. Rowton met with L/3 that afternoon at 1700 at a small coffeeshop on Refcraa and denied to L/3 that he had …”
“3. commercial cover plans and activities and his past connections with FAR. 1/3 promised to meet with Jacobo the followin morning and press him for contact with the PAR. In the meentime Roton co. :lnued to feign ignorance of the arrest of Crosco bich took place about 1000 on”
“4-00000 4, and revealed very citive information about FAR as well as about his own(L/3‘s) involvement. 1/3 commented to Rowton that Curbelo appeared throoughly chatron 57 this and his hand trembled as he made notes, de re- plied to 1/3 that he would co.mocicate this develo”
“14-00000 3 August,19071 Subject: Monthly Report of Developments in the LIRENG/D Operation. 1. During the month of July, 1967, the most important development in the LIRING/3 operation w …”
“and that the latter had admit ted that he had deserted the FAR forces and claimed to be in the process of t forning his own guerrilla movement to be called "Friner del Mayo". 2. In consultation with Rowton through the early morning hours of 1 August, IIRIG/3 with the help o”
“Rowton iat some future date.. 6. In connection with the Moises Crozco affair, Rowton uncovered an important • instance of deception on the part of both LIRENG/3 and LIRENG/4. A review of 1LIFEAT interecepts revealed that L/3 was in the safehouse during the period !19-21 July, ”
“5 August, 1957 Subject: Analysis of LIFEV2 Traffic Relating to LIRING/3 Operation. for the Pan pd 29 June to 1 Lu-ust.1 1. During this period the most significant operational ! support pro- vided by LITEL: intercepts occurred durin- the period 17 July to - August, the peri”
“allegedly cat of town. This gave- Kowton sufficient evidence to challenge L/3's story at his meeti-g on 29 July. In order to prtect the security of LIFEAT Rowton used the evidence i of his telephone asnwering service and his waintuition and logic to dis- count L/3's story of ”
“relating to the Crozco affair check out with, reports given to Rowton by LIRING/3, including the latter’s effort to con tact Capoano through Jacobo lcdriqzuez Padilla ( 3AZ-3T(22). In SAM-33(10.2)- it is apparent that L/3 has discussed "Jenor Earris" or at least some con-- t”
“14-00000 returred. 1/3 has admitted to Rowton bl a to Cerjic 7al- dem and Enricue orale that - / has a bus finances bis cmmercial ver r revealed *.ton’s alias to anyone ( this can lost ef c in an SQSWIEZ mination).in. 3. BOAT intercepts confirm ropor -/ "T it she has ma”
“4-00000 n er -n : .1 Subject: c/e deport c? Contact with erzesto Capoano. . 1. Routes nt :2/3 at 1700 st the Y ment and re- mained with him until about 1 ron --*/ veri—+:3 -1- he had tele- si obtained i phoned Ernesto sano at officecn A/1/37, after ha ski AC, -rs”
“… into his office. 4. The following is verbatim account of the conversation butween Capoanoq and LIRING/3, as recalled by Rowten from 1/3‘s report: -.. .‘ L/3: I have come to see you on a rather delicate matter that is of - - " great concern to me zerocnally. Cana ne personally. Can …”
“th 0 ‘CxG TOY WHITE WE /2 /G SECRET MESSAGE FORM TOTAL Coris. rr 1 3! ,I OUTING serorce DNITais - HIEn er 1 6026 41 $ DATE: 15 AUGUST 1967 s id CASE SazaztAr.At DstSATIO WID2X DestEOT RETLES 19. BRANCH 9.6 EID BY. 33 PER. . wo INDEX Fill IN 43 KU NO. CON# c/wH 6 ;”
“DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS (OUTLAWING COMMUNIST PARTY) PER NEWSPAPER REPORT EL IMPARCIAL 24 JULY 1963. FURTHER TRACES AS FOLLOWS:- A. MARIO PARTICIPATED ATTACK ON GUATEMALAN ARMY BUS 26 MAY 1964 PER HGG 3590, 13 O …”
“erozsaCE FO2M soutms AND/CT IN:TIALS • 288*ST TOTAL cor.ts 1 6 : cr& 2 7 Ktt SECRET 1 12 4 19 : CALS I CaTA AT Dust ATion J D.S1L.0. — **c te _____ __ PANO milva ST M% : KO DEX FILE ** G Full No. -CON RID COPY | F ,ve telitel then tclass Scotico kite and tava fil”
“… D FORCE ADE, MIN DEF 200 ARRTACA AS To HAVE DEPARTED EARLY IN MORNING :: AUGUST B 2AG AIRCRA’L ON LNPUBLIC MIED TRIP T0 MEXICO LNPLRD HAS REPORT ARR ZA GAMAY BE VACATIONING WhiH SAFE IN ACA-J_30 BUS AIDE _ND I0A2L RP was RELATED To MISSION OF SUBJOCT S OF REF Who HAVE tor YET At: …”
“One: J. STEWART/lm WH/1 MESSAGE TOTAL COrmd SECRET (9 1 i ROUENG AND/OR INITIALS * SZZN BY 1 7 i 6 C EXT: Dares 6954 11 ATGUST 67 4 n 9 30 10 CASLE SECRETARIAT DISSMINATION Wont DESTROY RETURN TO. eARCH FILE RID BY. tpst PAR. WAR 0- NO INDEX FILE IN CS FILE”
“… IT POSSIBLE IMEY AWARE INDISCRETIONS LOPEZ MORAGA AND HE MAY HAVE BEEN THORN IN THEIR SIDE IN OROZCO CASE. IF S0, THEY UNDOUBTEDLY WILL REPORT SAME TO ARRIAGA. READING 2. HOPEFULLY WE WILL GET REAKNG ON RESULTS MISSION GUAT OFFICIALS FROM ESMICA-3 CGU=TEMALA CITY 7745) WHICH (W …”
“… T IES AND GUERR ILLA : WARFARE, BELIEVE LITEMPOS CAN BE EXPECTED BE MOST CO- OPERATIVE. 6« STATION MAKING AVAILABLE TO LITEMPOS DETAILED REPORT COVER IN G OR OZCO 'S BACKGROUND AND SUBVER SIVE ACT IV IT IES IN MEXICO AND GUATEMALA. 698s SECRET BT lit baNittetell Aay 1 ET …”
“CED ta b i BwwaS**8*ScEK*ZiwXtSiutistkiitlviritts-oeme IIDE: O HS CLaSsiFy TO FILE so._ so CLASSIFIED MESSAGE B 20PRE. "“.+! COPItt • m-nce TO FILE so. co.omneare_ 0 FILE a D □ JET. TO anancH SECRET trwrinmaume. amp: : tio P*CHIB ITED Drsreov, • sis. PERSSN/JMIT NOTI”
“oio.h. PAGE IVC MEXICO C PAPERS A *2 Serve PJCPI‘3 SCYEVHEPE FLSE IS EMEASS4. SORIPT:0% OF OFFICIAL CUBAN VISIT CE SEES BY 3. LIZAIE-2/L172ZL 7 INFC CFEMS INDICATE BRUSitl ACTIVITY i 1\ CUBAN EY :SSY FIRST SECOND >5/: : .15/7 P uio SPENT TIME AT EMBASSY Wes COULD 42.Z APPlvES”
“** • s •.: C.. ! .. : Filt 6p. ASSIFIED MESSAGE TOTAL COPIES. ,-*** r r .4 %2. * * .;□ *r=. T: a J 2530 SECRET prSC* LmIT m**IFI5 car 1 GEF: :cLoTien: PROHIBITED 9 6 9 +*w MEXico C.TY ja 7 4 8 VANCE COPY GAIT TIME UH8 3 NS, WH/08, Cileg RID COPY - 5 WE8 scerre: ”
“1 1 SECDET 30 4 i 1 D : DOES OR 1 b i -1,3 I C:, C’/ C:/5A, F: :/13 2, -z 6, »-/3A C, a 1 3 :: -Ei 172244Z 01 6 13 PAZGEEzY aza INFO h139 CETE MEx 9923 (07151) 173 2308907 1. AITAMIE "7 REPORTS THROUGH LITAMIL-3 THAT AXCREX5! TRIP T3 en-st, inn nE EXPECTED MEURN KEXI ”
“… A FoReasp ATTACHMENT TO SECURITY OFFICE REviEG OF SECURITY o-FicE Cowtue*ET MEMO AT Ct/os CANCEL PER CIVISION wEwD DATED: REXIED OF FBI REPORT AT Ci/Da (No notice to division) 1 __ .... . .A „. va (AusacE to division) REQUEST REVIEG OF ATTACHED REFERENCE (See “Remarka" for reas …”
“… R DAYS UNTIL REQUEST RESULTS TECH. SECURITY DIVISION INTERROGATION FROM OFFICE FOPBARD ATTACHMENT TO DIVISION REViEG OF SECURITY OFFICE REPORT AT Cl'OA FORWARD ATTACHMENT TO SECURITY OFFICE REViEG OF SECURITY OFFICE coxcuseet Mr wo AT CI/OA raurer PER DIVISION NEMO DATED: REVIE …”
“… YS UNTIL REQUEST RESILTS TECH. SECURITY DIVISION INTERROGATION FROM OFFICE 1 _ FORDARD ATTACHMENT TO Division REVIEG OF SECURITY OFFICE REPORT AT c:/ea FORBARD ATTACHMENT TO SECURITY OFFICE REVIEG OF SECURITY OFFICE CEMCURRENT MEwO At ci/OA CANCEL PER DIVISION MEMO DATED: QFviE …”
“SECRET -2 - termination was amicable, and Subject agreed to notify LITAMIL-3 if she had any information of value to report.: 4. Attached is the Agent Termination Report on Subject. Suzanne Lulewicz WH/1/IA I 1 SECRET tret a”
“14-00000 SECRET Attachment to 15 August 1972 f Agent Termination Report 1. AGENT CRYPTONYM: LITAMIL-7 2. PROJECT IDENTIFICATION: LITAMIL 3. AGENT RECRUITED BY: LITAMIL-3 4. CAPACITY TN wmru AGENT v ----- I-- …”
“… cor NLrtD CASK as *ISOUNG ROM Chief of Station, Mexico City mxcnm SUBJECT PBRUHEN/LIRAVISE/LITAMIL-7 Progress ALTON KEQURID • U-ER2NCES Report for the Period January. through March 1968__ 1 Action Required: FYI Reference : MEXICO CITY-5139, 5 April 1968 Summary: During the peri …”
“… on has terminated the weekly meetings between the Station Case Officer and LITAMIL-7. 1. Introduction: During the period covered by this report, LITAMIL-7 was met and debriefed on a weekly basis. Her information was very limited and usually dealt with internal activities of a”
“14-00000 ***** =pze** el Penetration and Coverage of LIAUG. /&-766-3i/1<c4 (7 A. LITAMIL-7. LITAMIL-7 continued to report the activities knomm to her of the LIRING personnel she comes In contact with ans to provide Information on PSRISEN visitors and dependen …”
“14-00000 PROJECT IDATE or INFORMATION 1 FIELD NO. LITA XA 31 Jan to 5 Far 62 REPORT H9.-6235 SOURCE ,GATE ACQUIRES -- T CABLE ,31 Jan to 5 am 62 4 : WN Lmxile-2,3,6,5,7 (B) FIELD DISTRIBUTION m NO. PICASCADE-3' DATE 6 …”
“1 4-00000 DATE or UPDRSATION FIELD NO. 8-11 Jan 63 REPORT ac 6923 *Project T*I 3052 SCUnce DATE ACQUIRED 9 Jan 63 -in----- 6707— jBINO. I LTPANIL? IFIELD DISTRIBUTION Date 10 Jin 63 cRaDEB- …”
“14-00000 1 I PROJECT DATE OF INFORMATION FIELD NO. No Project 24 January 1963 REPORT HMM 6965 DATE ACQUIRED SOURCE 24 January 1963 CABLE MEXI 3205 IN LITAMI1-3 from LITAMIL-7 FIELD DISTRIBUTION RI NO. DATE 24 Janua …”