Assassin: The Terrifying True Story Of An International Hitman by Robbins Christopher

Author:Robbins, Christopher [Robbins, Christopher]
Language: eng
Format: epub
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Published: 2013-02-27T23:00:00+00:00

Thirteen

The first of the Cuban agents arrived within days. Several cars drew up outside of the villa and a motley gang, most of them carrying cardboard suitcases tied up with string, clambered out. These were the Cubans who were to form the ‘elite’ of Dr Sosa’s troops, a crew who would go anywhere and do anything if the price was right. Eventually, there were to be 64 Cuban agents working for the department and paid by the CIA. Every one of them had been in exile in Miami and had previously worked in various capacities for Batista’s intelligence outfit. After the men were issued with Dominican passports in false names - issued to the department by Eva de Cirano of Immigration - they were treated to a stirring speech from Dr Sosa, their fellow-countryman, while his assistant moved among them with glasses of sweet wine and wedges of sponge cake.

The doctor had a definite plan for his new force and it was impressively simple - the Cubans were to become bank robbers. The germ of this plan had originally been sown by Dr Quezada who needed a large amount of money to buy arms in Miami, and it was important that the sum involved did not appear on any government books.

‘I have an idea but it could be dangerous,’ Sosa told him. The Cubans were to carry out a series of armed commando raids on the capital’s major banks. They would be dressed in the olive-green combat gear that the communist guerrillas favoured, so that the press, the public and lie police would hold the left responsible for the robberies. The department could then arrest ‘suspects’ and gain credit in the eyes of the president for its competence and zeal.

Quezada was impressed and the chief lost no time in putting the plan into action. First he ordered Lt. Cedano, a member of the Presidential Escort, to provide olive green army fatigues and deliver them to Quezada’s home. Later in the week Perez had to send a written report to the head of the CIA in the Republic, Anthony Ruiz (coded as A1), outlining the department’s imminent plans. The report stated that the Cubans would be carrying out a series of actions designed to discredit the extreme left and ‘totally destroy it’ but failed to mention that the money was to be used to buy weapons.

Another report was prepared for President Balaguer. It said that the department had received information that the extreme left was planning a series of robberies and terrorist actions with the aim of raising money to finance guerrilla activity within the country. It was a memo which would later seem to explain events and earn the praise of the president for its precise information.

The plan was then outlined to the Cubans. The robbery was to take place near the Fortalaza Ozama, a military camp in the city. One group of agents was to cause confusion while another carried out the raid, which was planned for the day

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