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MORE ON WANTED "CIA" AGENTS
Milan, Jun 29, 2005 -- Informed sources say that many of the names of
alleged "CIA agents" (see article below) wanted by Italian authorities for
the kidnaping of Egyptian Imam Abu Omar are, in fact, aliases. There is much
speculation on the identity of the CIA station chief in Milan who is wanted
by the Italians. Italian sources claim he is a Honduran-American but other
sources report that Robert Seldon Lady, once attached to the US Consulate
General in Milan, is the individual cited as the station chief.
Nevertheless, the entire kidnaping operation is said to have been run out of
the Pentagon's Intelligence Directorate with overall control exercised by
the National Security Council. Under orders from CIA Directors George Tenet
and Porter Goss, some CIA Special Activities Division paramilitary personnel
have reportedly been assigned to work with the Pentagon's Task Force
121covert units, as was the case in the Italian operation.
NAMES OF U.S. AGENTS SOUGHT BY ITALIAN AUTHORITIES
Italian authorities claim they are CIA, but further word from intelligence
sources say they are Task Force 121 acting mostly under authority of
National Security Council -- National Security Adviser Stephen Hadley and
Iran-contra felon Elliot Abrams.
Washington, DC -- Jun 28, 2005 -- Italian magistrate Chiara Nobili has
approved arrest warrants for the following U.S. citizens: Wanted for acting
as lookouts for the kidnaping of Imam Abu Omar: George Purvis, Gregory
Asherleigh, Lorenzo Carrera, Benamar Harty, Raymond Harbaugh, Joseph Sofin,
Pila Rueda, and Monica Courtney Adler.
Wanted for coordinating the kidnaping: Robert Seldon Lady.
Wanted for transporting the the imam to Aviano Air Base: Lorenzo Gabriel
Carrera, Carlyle Drew Channing, Michalis Vasiliou, John Kevin Duffin and
Cynthia Dame Logan.
The magistrate also wanted arrest warrants for the following Americans
(which were denied): Eliana Castaldo, Victor Castellano, John Thomas Gurley,
Robert James Kirkland, Anne Lidia Jenkins, Liliana Brenda Ibanez, and Joseph
L.Romano. |
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