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

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch85630 and id is 1 raw text is: 104-10103-10125 20O23 RELEASE UNDER T 7. R,.. I IIORAI'DM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Preliminary Debriefing Report on AI1PAIC-7 26 November 1960. AFT :. 4, , A °fRLO U®oq . ° Activities .in Cuba wM_ 1: The substance of this preliminary report covers debriefing sessions held with BRA. IC-7 from 7 through 15 November 1960. Toth Ifir. Perch and-'the undersigned participated in these debriefing periods.-The-pertinent aspects o these a reefing sessions are summariz into four specific categories:. a.. A14IPANIC-71s 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 operationa, use. c. Problems encountered by A-7 while operating in Cuba. d.. Projected future assignment in Cuba. 2. Mr. James Pekich who .was AMPAIIC-71s case officer during his initial training in 1,152h-in -on' .. wa.s contacted by phone from Miani by subject on 7 Povember. Subject reported that he had arrived.in the J. S. by boat 5 ,Nov. and vas planning to leave that.afternoon by plane for Wasldngton. A room was booked at the Washington Hotel in anticipation of A-71s arrival thet'evening. At approximately 1800 hours, A-7 called W. Peki.ch on the a..gent phone from. the Washington airport to announce his arrival and was directed to go to. the hotel, `where subject was -subsequently contacted. by 2.1r. Peldch and the- undersigned. 3. upon contacting A-7 at the hotel, it was clearly evident that he Nms in a highly emotional state ;rhi.ch partly stems from his recent escape from Cuca_. in his initial er, otional outburst, A-7 stated. that we had not lived up l to 01= corm:i.traents to support his activities in Cuba; . that lie didn't like the ha not --re -wily we - 4 idea of considering himself as being expendable, that z-as _ ti sent him to Cuba in the first place if we had no intentions to support his ' W activities inside the country. In short,. A-7 felt ve' heZ let him down com- plete ,r and that he tiras fortunate in escaping, -.wlthout .losing his life. $ ter PLr. Pelsich succeeded in quieting dot -n A-7 foi ._loerirta - - outburst, A-7 Sras first asked to describe how he managed to get out. of Cuba Tai uti? izing our channels to effect -this exfiltration. J 'I w

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