</s>104-10177-10217 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 - -

Summary:  
The document contains fragmented, garbled text with references to Cuban exile networks, smuggling operations, and intelligence activities in Miami, Venezuela, and Cuba during the 1970s. It mentions individuals such as Robert M. Morales Navarete, Ricardo Morales (also referred to as "Exile" or "Ricardo 1. O'Neil"), and connections to U.S. agencies like the CIA and FBI. References include alleged ties to Cuban exiles, smuggling operations, and interactions with Venezuelan intelligence services. Specific dates such as 1968, 1977, and 1979 are noted, alongside coded terms like "KIDJETT-5" and "EXILE." The text also includes administrative markings, personnel notes, and references to classified intelligence reports involving security officials and covert activities.  

Key People:  
- Robert M. Morales Navarete (linked to Cuban exile networks)  
- Ricardo Morales ("Exile," alias for Roberto Parsons; referenced as "Ricardo 1. O'Neil" or "Ricardo 1. O'NEIL REPAIR")  
- Moralea (possibly a variant spelling of Morales; described as an unstable individual with potential for violent action)  
- Betty Sandy-GA (U.S. Secret Service personnel)  
- Antonio Gonzalez, Cirro Orizondo, Manuel Revuelva, Rolando Otero, Robert Parson, Lemuel E. Gallurty  
- Cuban exiles and agents  

Key Locations:  
- Miami, Florida (associated with Cuban exile activities and smuggling operations)  
- Cuba (linked to political operations and smuggling)  
- Venezuela (Venezuelan intelligence services and interactions with U.S. agencies)  
- Caracas, Venezuela (referenced for meetings or investigations)  
- Colombia (implied via "American Embassy in Co.")  
- Washington, D.C. (implied through references to U.S. government operations)  

Key Events:  
- Alleged smuggling operations involving Cuban exiles in Miami and Venezuela  
- Investigations into individuals linked to Cuban exile networks and U.S. agencies  
- Movements of Morales/Moralea between Venezuela and the United States  
- Secret service operations and personnel directives  
- Financial activities linked to individuals (e.g., expensive apartment rentals in Caracas)  
- Surveillance of Cuban operatives in Miami (1976–1978)  
- Recruitment of pro-Castro agents by Cubans in Florida  
- Intelligence discussions on Soviet and Cuban influence in Venezuela  
- Monitoring of Cuban exiles and anti-Castro activities  

Key Organizations:  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- U.S. Secret Service  
- Venezuelan intelligence services (Minintel, Fronte de la Libertad Nacional Cubano)  
- Cuban government agencies (FLINCO)  
- U.S. government intelligence networks (including DIA, NSA, and other agencies)

JFK Declassified Files

104-10177-10217.pdf

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