... "Interruption Mission"
CIA pilot says that on the day of the assassination of JFK, he flew into Dallas on a plane under "Abort Mission"
Written by Jeremy Kuzmarov

W February episode popular series NBC Miami Vice in 1985, vocalist Eagles, Glenn Frey, embodies himself as a brawling CIA pilot, Jimmy Cole, who flies with prominent detectives Sonny Crockett (Don Johnson) and Rafael Tubbs (Philip Michael Thomas) to Colombia to conduct a drug transaction.


Frey's character was loosely modeled on Robert "Toshu" Plumlee, a CIA pilot whose adventures for 40 years of career have been described in fresh memories "Deep Cover, Shallow Graves"with Ralph Pezzullo.
Against the show in Miami VicePlumlee's memories show that the CIA has frequently collaborated with organized crime and occasionally smuggled drugs into the US.
Plumlee claims that on the morning of John F. Kennedy's death, he transported Johnny Roselli, a CIA and mob liaison, and another CIA-related people to Dallas. He later learned that they were part of the "abortive team" to prevent the Kennedy assassination after the CIA was notified by the Pentagon of a conspiracy against the president's life, which was reported by Private Military Eugene V. Denkin.
From a juvenile to a secret agent
Plumlee begins his communicative by noticing that for years he has been paid as a CIA pilot by companies specified as Riddle, Dodge Corporation, and Atlantic Richfield that had secret government contracts, or by false "pushing companies" like Intermountan Aviation and Mountain State Airlines.
Plumlee was recruited to this secret planet at the age of 16 erstwhile he became part of an experimental military unit for underage criminals assigned to military intelligence in Fort Bliss, Texas, designated as Triple "A" Recon Training Command, Dog & 8 Company (AARTC, D-8).
Coming from a broken household that regularly left school, Plumlee's father worked for Lockheed Aircraft on Dallas Love Field, a top secret military base where a B-17 bomber (known as Flying Fortress) and P-38 Lightning were built.




Nags Head, Oswald and JM/WAVE


Plumlee says he worked at JM/WAVE under the operative name William "Buck" Pearson with legendary CIA agents specified as William K. Harvey, David Atlee Phillips, Tracy Barnes and E. Howard Hunt.



Colonel Rawlston and the Kennedy assassination


On November 21, 1963, Plumlee was ordered to choice up Roselli in Tampa and escort him to Dallas, where president Kennedy visited him.





Purpose in the order action and evidence of the Secret Church Committee
Shortly after the bombing, Plumlee was accused of issuing false checks and imprisoned in Denver region Prison. The charge was fictional due to the fact that no checks were always made with his signature; only one, for $50, was signed by his ex-wife.
In 1975, Plumlee was interviewed by investigators working for the Church Committee who investigated CIA crimes during the Cold War period.

More trafficking in arms and drugs





Plumlee wondered if president Ronald Reagan or Vice president George H. W. Bush had approved arms and drug smuggling operations that ridiculed the alleged war on drugs.
In 1982, legislature passed a bill banning any aid from Contras due to their engagement in terrorist activities. 4 years later, a congressional investigation was initiated erstwhile CIA pilot Eugene Hasenfus had a plane shot down.


Plumlee said he knew Seal and that he had business on the side that brought him millions of dollars, but yet led to his assassination.
Signal test and subsequent cover-up

Plumlee gave Hart and his associate Bill Holden a detailed file full of copies of the map of Central America, which he marked with notes, aircraft identification, collection zones, weapons drop and points of passage of Contras from Honduras to Nicaragua.



Plumlee testified 5 times before Kerry's subcommittee, but the evidence was classified as top secret and never revealed.

Plumlee knew it was another lie and compared Kerry's subcommittee to the Warren Commission in its action to conceal the truth.
Two more signalers are eliminated


At the end of his memoirs, Plumlee emphasizes the cruel betrayal he felt, realizing that elements of the U.S. government murdered the popular president and sold to the Americans a communicative covering matters up, and then transported the drugs to the US without caring about who they might have suffered, and murdered whistleblowers who attempted to exposure their actions.
During his 88 years Plumlee said that 1 of the main lessons he had learned was that the planet is divided into those who search and accept the truth, and those who live in lies and deceit, and he himself chose the side of truth.
Independent verification by a CIA expert
Although any may question the authenticity of Plumlee, many of the events he describes in his book are already known. The level of item it provides and the cognition of historical events are besides impressive.
In the introduction, CIA expert Dick Russell wrote that he is "convinced that Plumlee saga is true", and verifications have appeared over the years with various national investigative bodies.

Russell, for example, says that Plumlee's circumstantial claims concerning Operation "abort" in Dallas were sworn in by the FBI on 6 April 1964 as Warren's commission approached the conclusion of the investigation ( Warren's commission never called Plumlee as a witness nor even mentioned him in another 26 volumes of testimony).
Russell claims that Plumlee's communicative was formally documented again a decade later during the investigation of the legislature Intelligence Committee on the illegal interior activities of the CIA.
Declassified FBI and CIA files from the 1990s, or even from 2023, confirm the function of Plumlee as a pilot associated with respective national agencies, sometimes under the pseudonym William H. "Buck" Pearson. Plumlee has repeatedly testified under oath before congressional committees, including the Election Committee of the home of Representatives on Homicide in the late 1970s and the legislature Committee on abroad Affairs (1990-1991).
This testimony, says Russell, many of which were initially top secret, reveals not only the proximity of Plumlee to the JM/WAVE CIA station in Miami in the early 1960s, but besides his engagement in secret aerial activities during the 'drug war' of the 1980s.



















