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104-10103-10125 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (11/26/1960)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch10046 and id is 1 raw text is: 104-10103-10125 4 26 i13ovember 1960 a;6 NAEUM)~ FOR TtI RECORD SUBJECT: Preliminary Debriefing Report on A1PANIC-7 Activities in Cuba 4 , 0 0 1. The substance of this preliminary report covers debriefing sessions held with PIIP IC-7 from 7 through 15 November 1960. Both -Mr. Peldch and the undersigned articivated in these debefing periods. -The pertinent aspects of These debriefing sessions are ssarized into four specific categories:. a. AMPANIC-7' s operational activities in Cuba from his: initial arrival in Cuba 5 August .until his departure 5 November 1960. b. Internal assets developed in Cuba for future operational use. c. Problems encountered by A-7 vbile operating in Cuba. d. Projected future assignment in Cuba. 2. Mr. James Pekich., who.,mas API-AIaC-7's case officer duringhi initial .training in Wash-ingt-o, . was contacted by phone f rom. Miami by subj ect on 7 1Vember. Subject reported that he had arrived in the U. S. by boat 5 Tov. and was planning to leave that .afternoon by plane for ashington. A room was booked at the Washington Botel in anticipation of A-7!s arrival that evening. t approximately 1800 hours, A-7 called Mr. Pekich on the agent phone from the Washington airport to announce his arrival and was directed to go to the hotel, here subject was *subsequently contacted. by Mr. Peldch and the undersigned. 3. Upon contacting A-7 at the hotel, it was clearly evident that he was in a highly emotional state which partly stems from his recent escape from Cuca. In his initial emotional outburst, A-7 stated that we had not lived up to ou* comuitments to support his activities in Culba; that he didn't like the 4 idea of considering himself as being expendable; that he was not. sure hy we sent him to Cuba in the first place if we had no intentions to su-pport his activities inside the country. In short,. A-7 felt Te-had let him down com- pletely and that he was fortunate in escaping without losing his life. After Mr. Pekich succeeded ~tn quieting down A-7 followOing this initial outburst, A-7 was first asked to describe how he managed to get out of Cuba without utilizing our channels to effect this exfiltration. * .c-:~c~-j----'*- . *- ii -j

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