- Historic Sites Did Castro Ok The Kennedy Assassination? On the
45th anniversary incriminating new evidence revealed Winter 2009
| Volume 58, Issue 6 As the old G2 men have described it, he was
embraced. The authors learned that one low level G2 agent saw
him repeatedly in the Cuban Embassy garage, out of sight of CIA
cameras, meeting with an elite G2 operative, a red-haired black
man. Others, including a Mexican insurance investigator there on
business, would also see him. An attractive Mexican receptionist
would take him briefly as her lover, and the wife and daughter
of a future Nobel laureate would party with him at an apartment
full of Cuban diplomats and staffers, all within the span of his
“lost week” in the Mexican capital. Seven weeks later, while
Oswald lay in wait for the president, the first Cuban who had
recruited him would be meeting with CIA agents in Paris to
receive the weapon with which he was meant to kill Fidel. It was
overcast in the City of Light, but, despite the chill, the
sidewalk ca