#dp agent j

[ghostly-shenanigans-in-progress]

A proper introduction for dp giw oc, Agent J aka Jonathan James or JJ by friends and family.

A bit of a hardass with a good heart, JJ becomes a valuable ally once he meets/hears Danny’s side of the story over his superiors on just who Phantom is and his motives. Which he understands very quickly that “Oh, shit this is a kid. I gotta protect this kid.”

So, JJ is someone Danny can rely on when comes to protecting the city for now. Also, he is a huge advocate for Danny against ghost hunters like his parents, other GIWs and Valerie/Red Huntress.

#danny phantom #danny fenton #dp #phandom #dp ocs #dp oc #guys in white #dp giw #maddie fenton #vlad plasmius #dp agent j #my oc #my art

[spacedace]

Reluctant War AU Part 3

Part 1 Part 2

More of the brain worm that has taken me over, gonna probably post it to Ao3 here before too long. Already got another part started and so many ideas for additional stuff, someone please send help I've been consumed by this thing lol

Sorry if Waller seems out of character, outside of fandom I'm mostly familiar with her through Justice League the animated show & Justice League: Unlimited and her vibe there has always struck me as "deeply incredibly unlikable character that also kind of has a point but also has done so much fucked up shit in the name of her goals that you don't really care about her point anymore." So you know, complicated lol. If she's completely unrecognizable let me know, but I'm hoping she feels at least somewhat like Waller.

Forgot to say this in the last update, but still feel free to use all this as an overly long prompt if yall want. Literally anything I throw out to the void should be treated as a prompt lol If there's anything at all interesting to you in any of this nonsense go for it <3 <3 <3

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Amanda Waller was someone who did what needed to be done.

Ruthless, heartless, vicious, cruel.

She’d been called it all. Wore the words thrown as insults as a badges of pride and valor. Because at the end of the day, when it came to the problems she was given to face, the issues she was meant to solve, those words meant she’d done what others had been too squeamish or cowardly to do. Life was a never ending slog of trolley problems and she the only one unshakable enough to pull the levers that needed pulling.

It wasn’t so simple as a matter of greater good.

Greater good was what the weak willed muttered to themselves after having feelings over doing the bare minimum. A justification used by people on all sides to do what they wanted with fractured, faulty logic thrown around like truth was a thing immutable. To assuage their guilt when they were forced to make a call they didn’t want to.

It wasn’t a matter of greater good. It was a matter of preservation. Of protection. Of digging through the filth to find the threats skittering beneath and crush them with ruthless abandon. Of facing a god and not blinking because if you did it could cost the world.

Of doing what needed to be done, no matter how underhanded or atrocious it was.

Hands dirty.

Hands red.

Hands wrapped tight around the throat of something that could threaten to destroy it all.

When the Ghost Investigation Ward had been shoved her way with it’s sucking wound of a budget, it’s bloated incompetent staff, its asinine methods she’d seen a rotted limb in need of hacking off. It hadn’t been until she’d been conducting her inspection, digging through the trash for a few pearls of effective agents she could snatch up and put to work elsewhere, that she’d truly seen what they were working on. The potential.

Potential to better arm themselves with in the forms of the strange new weapons being created.

Potential for threats far greater than anything even she had thought possible before.

The GIW as it had been when she’d first come across it was a fetid waste of time and resources. A laughing stock agency only secret because no one took them seriously enough to look. Made stupid and useless with its own conceited delusions of importance it didn’t actually have. Yet.

She went to work on it. Hacking away as she’d originally intended, but this time with a different goal in mind. She ripped out the weeds with bare, calloused hands and planted proficiency and loyalty in their place. She took over as director herself, tossing the self-aggrandizing fool that had been running the place into the ground to the dogs as the culprit for misappropriate spendings, saving the agency by tweaking things until their ballooning budget was pinned neatly onto the former director as an embezzling charge.

Then she got to work.

The Fentons were brilliant, if entirely insane. But Amanda could work with that. She’d reigned Harley Quinn in - more or less - she could do the same to the two deranged scientists that so eagerly wanted to be apart of the fight against the dead. Especially when the benefit came in the form of the inventions they threw together so easily, especially when those inventions were weapons.

It took very little to get them on board with her plans for the GIW. Keeping their focus could be a chore, at times, but she didn’t even have to really do much in the way of pressing to get them back where she wanted them. They craved knowledge and understanding nearly as much as they craved the eradication of the entities themselves. Letting them have the first look at a new subject here, free reign over a vivisection there, it took so little to fuel their fervor and keep them busy working on the projects she set for them.

Things had been going smoothly.

For a time at least.

Until Phantom.

He’d been the main focus of the previous director’s attention, the big fish he’d so desperately wanted to catch and put up on his wall. Amanda wouldn’t lie and say it wasn’t a tempting prospect, but not one she’d put above the other projects she had set in motion since taking over. No, Phantom was powerful, enough to be a real problem one day, but she could the awkward youth in the way he held himself, the inexperience in how he handled situations. She had time to get everything else in order before focusing on getting Amity Park’s would-be hero brought to heel.

And he would be brought to heel. One way or another.

Hands dirty.

Hands red.

Hands wrapped tight around the Core of a fledgling god and bending him to her will.

An artifact, old an powerful, recovered with some effort. A means of controlling specters, of chaining them to the will of the artifact’s wielder. Dangerous in the wrong hands. Dangerous in the right hands.

It was shattered, and even whole and functional Phantom was resistant to its power. But Amanda Waller prided herself in her ability to see the potential in things. It could be repaired, be made better. Even gods could be bound, be made to kneel, with the right pieces, with the right application of force.

It was just a matter of time to gather everything needed.

Phantom didn’t know he could single handedly destroy every last member of the Justice League. The baby fat, the innocent eyes, the split-second hesitations when he fought. He knew enough to be confident in fighting the usual ghosts that haunted Amity Park, but he still very much saw himself as a little fish. Maybe it was the part of him that was still Daniel Fenton, gangly teenager not quite sure what he was truly capable of yet.

She had time before the Fenton’s son truly became an issue. Time to judge if his parents’ obsessiveness would overcome their - rather shoddy, by Amanda’s estimation - parental instincts and continue to hunt him once they knew the truth. Time to get as much out of them as she could before hand, should they falter at the idea of attacking their own son. Time for the staff to be repaired and returned to working order, to get the other items needed for the truly big fish hidden on the other side of the veil between worlds.

She had time.

Until she didn’t.

Pariah Dark had not been something she thought she’d have to account for - not yet, at least.

If he wasn’t already dead, she’d ring the Ghost King’s neck with her bare hands. His arrival had opened Phantom’s eyes to what he was capable of, of just how big of a fish he was. Worse still, Phantom’s defeat of the war mongering King changed the state of play. Phantom was no longer an impressively powerful half dead teenager.

He was King Infinite.

He was an Ancient.

He was getting on her last damn nerves.

Phantom’s rogue gallery were now firmly under the boy’s control. Still distinct nuisances around Amity Park, but no longer considered true concerns. They were loyal to their boy king, delighting in ruffling his feathers but never crossing the line into treason or attempted regicide. Which meant that the GIW was the only thing that held his attention.

Amanda took the time to send a care package to the former GIW director in his tiny, dank prison cell. As thanks for his carelessness in revealing to the entire town - both living and dead - of the agency’s existence and their intentions. Had he stuck to standard protocol, Phantom would have been none the wiser to their presence. Would have scratched his head and shrugged his shoulders at the ghost that went missing upon occasion. Would have been boredly uninterested in the people his parents had begun working with. Would have been taken by surprise when they finally came for him.

But no.

No that self-obsessed, fame chasing imbecile had to go and announce to everyone and their dead mother that the GIW existed and exactly what it was they were in Amity Park to do.

Phantom knew what they were there to do.

They could only count on his naive certainty that he could broker peace with them for so long.

Peace. As if he and his people weren’t the invading force, the monsters slipping in through the cracks between worlds, the latest threat that had to be accounted for. As if he himself hadn’t rent their world asunder himself in another world, another time. No. Peace was not something they could hash out with this baby-faced monarch with his too-big crown. Peace was the assurance of safety, security. Of control of the situation.

There could be no peace.

The higher ups were somehow surprised when Phantom took that to mean there would be war.

Amanda Waller was not.

The Fentons, as suspected, took the right side when all was revealed. Steady hands and flinty eyes as they crafted the weapons that would be needed for the coming fight. Minds even sharper in their maddened grief, hearts set on revenge for the son lost and the entity that stole his face and friends and sister in his garish pretense at humanity. They were blinded to the reality of the situation in its entirety, the potential in what their son truly was, but at the end of the day it didn’t really matter. They did what she needed them to do, they could believe whatever it was they wanted so long as they did.

By the time the boy king and his armies marched upon the Amity park facility, preparations had been put into place. The base in Amity had been stripped back to bare essentials, everything of importance moved to more secured locations.

The weapons labs.

The artifact.

The girl.

All tucked well away from the front lines where Phantom and his motley crew could not reach. Their time to be put in play would come, but not yet. First she needed to gauge what Phantom and his people were capable of, what they were willing to do in the name of what they wanted. Amity Park was a pawn well sacrificed on that front. As were the other facilities she’d left easy to find.

The problem with making children gods, with giving them crowns and calling them King and giving them armies to play with, was that they thought there should be rules. That even in the trenches tearing apart their enemies, there was a certain level of playing fair that everyone was held to. They thought there was a way the world worked, of how things should be that blinded them to more effective options even as time stretched on and desperation set in.

It was the Dead’s problem though, not hers.

She reached out to the Justice League. Sour faced, unhappy, bitterly reluctant to accept that she needed their help. Stone faced and barely containing their rage at what little they knew of the situation, they agreed to a meeting.

She didn’t let herself smile until she was well and truly alone in her office.

Greater good. A lie people told themselves. A fairytale told to children. A means of convincing the weaker willed that they had no choice, that they had a noble duty to bend to. A belief that could be wielded like a weapon if the fantasy of the idea had dug in deep enough. And there were few it had dug into so deep as the members of the Justice League.

Amanda Waller was someone who did what needed to be done.

Hands dirty.

Hands red.

Hands clenched tight on a victory long in the making.

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Part Four

#dc x dp #dp x dc #dpxdc #danny fenton #amanda waller #GIW #ghost investigation ward #Jack Fenton #Maddie Fenton #bad parents jack & maddie fenton #cause none of this is angsty enough yet lol #tw references to vivisection #tw references to death #waller out here playing 3d chess #of course she wasn't surprised by the inevitable war she was just hoping she'd have her secret weapon ready before it actually kicked off #oh well she still has plans B - J to get through #and all the variations for each #gonna take care of her ghost problem and her justice league problem in one fell swoop if she gets her way #just throw some GIW agents into the meat grinder for a bit while she gets stuff in order & so she can see just what Danny is willing to do #anyway wonder what Elle is up to during all this #i'm sure she's fine and there's nothing to worry about #waller playing the long con yall

[ottersinspace-draws]

Guys I live close enough to D.C that it can be a day trip I'll just visit there and punch every supreme court justice who thought that overturning roe v wade was a good idea in the face it'll be alright

#i fukin hate politics #so this is like my one thought on it #i also had to google like 10 things that probably made any government agent in my phone very suspicious #roe v wade #/j /j /j #not about the googling thing but about tje post #i obviously can't dp this for a multitude of reasons

[halfagone]

HALFA I JUST SAW A THING AND THOUGHT OF YOU, AND HOW UNHINGED YOU TEND TO BE!!!!

So, on the topic of a previous ask I saw about rarepairs...and then right after Tumblr places a very specific picture on my dash.

The original picture itself has NOTHING to do with DP...OR DC...but I saw it and was struck by the thought "this is just Talia meeting Valkyrie Kingsguard Jazz" like it was a bolt of lightning and my brain a lightning rod.

https://www.tumblr.com/beautyfulskyrimdaily/731199974948405248?source=share

As soon as I saw it and the thought hit, I KNEW I had to show this to you, because it made me so unhinged thinking about the two badass women having a bit of a meet cute...maybe in the middle of a fight...perhaps against the GIW as they, in their utter hubris, decide to lay siege to Nanda Parbat in hopes of extermination the Lazarus Pits and all those that use them.

And oh no...Ra's al Ghul has been pushed into the Pits and hasn't resurfaced...(Walker has him in custody, don't worry :) )...who's going to lead the Assassins now? Certainly not his very responsible and much nicer daughter...who's interested in the woman who singlehandedly tore her way through the ranks of the Agents surrounding them to open a path for the rest of the Ghosts to go through and create chaos :)

Oh my gosh this ask is rewiring my brain- I've written (Past) Maddie/Talia before, and I've seen people talk about Jazz/Bruce but Jazz/Talia???

Oh my gosh I am overwhelmed (positive), I love it so much. They could be so good for each other or so toxic and honestly I am here for either. Here Damian thought he only had to worry about Selina as a stepmother, no no no! Now he has to worry about Jazz as a stepmother, and he can't decide if that's worse or better. Because on one hand, Jazz would probably be really nice to him and try to bond with him, but on the other hand this is tsundere Damian over here, it takes a while before he really warms up to new people in his life. Especially new family members.

Who could you DO this to meeeee /j lh

That pic really is so perfect for Jazz and Talia though, and it's making the plot bunnies worse HELP-

#halfagone replies #dpxdc #heyo new ship just dropped #it's probably not actually new #but my third eye has been opened #i am so tempted to tag zia #but i shouldn't #i should let her sleep #but sgidgihaa

[elekinetic]

Hi, maybe this is a stupid question but what exactly is blocking? I often see people say the blocking in a byler scene is insane or whatever and i want to be in on the secret 😂

ok this might be incoherent bc its early and i dont have the energy to write this in a professional way

basically blocking is the movements of the actors in the scene. in the "cool,' 'cool," scene, will starts on his knees folding clothes. mike enters, sits on the bed. mike's movement is blocking. in a more complicated, physical scene (lets say, the shoot-out), its super important to choreograph the movement. who's crossing where, why, when, and now? as a director you figure out a plan well before you shoot so you can A) rehearse with the actors and B) work with your cinematographer and/or DP to come up with the shot list.

for the shoot out, shawn levy (who directed 4x04 iirc) would've mapped out everyone's movements on set on a blueprint. m,w,and j will run out of will's room and hide behind the wall at this point, then fbi agent man will lean over to shoot, then they'll run again, etc etc. you come up with the plan, teach the actors, shoot the thing.

here are my notes on blocking from my directing class:

so the key thing here (when we're talking about what blocking means on an analysis level) is the making the internal external, right. so (and someone else made this point long before me) in the "cool, cool" scene, we know that will is feeling insecure about his friendship/relationship with mike. how can we externalize that? how can we show that? ok, lets have will start on his knees and have mike enter at his full height, which will show a power imbalance. and we want to show that mike is trying to extend an olive branch right? and that he wants to feel close with will again? lets have him lower himself so he's on the same level as will (equal out the power) and have him sit on will's bed (intimate space = emotional vulnerability). then, we want to show that they are really focused on each other? have them stay relatively still through the scene. there's a version of this scene where mike leans against the wall while will folds his clothes (remains in power), or will frantically runs around packing (trying to distract himself, unwilling to connect).

does that make any sense lmao

#film stuff #comic con panel #hope this helps? idk man im out of it #im 99% sure this is nonsensical #byler #mike wheeler #will byers #stranger things

[half-dead-ham]

First 10 lines of FF leggo!

Rules: share the first line of the last ten fics you wrote and tag some people :)

So I was tagged by my lovely (platonic) spouse @gremlin-bot for this challenge and I am more than happy to oblige! Who knows, maybe this'll light a fire under my butt to start writing some more on these.

For you cannot take my heart, might I lend you my ear? (DP x DC)[out!] Ft. vampire!Dick

"Where is he?"

2. Soulmate, shift, send (DP x DC) A continuation to my TargetPractice(RoyxDanny) Soulmate AU

Danny: Hey Roy , Its me Danny

3. Chapter 14 of Tim Drake's I.E.F (DP x DC)

It was a few hours before patrol when the two unconscious agents finally came to.

4. The way to get lost in you (DP x DC) A fic where Danny possesses Jayson accidentally

It was a cold night in Ancients know where and Danny was tired, hurt, and running low on ectoplasm.

5. With chaos brings justice (DP x DC) [out!] enemies to lovers with ChaoticSpirits (KlarionxDanny)

John Constantine was a man of few pleasures.

6. The good, the bad, & the dead (DP x DC x AF) A crack ship me and @bewitched-forest collabed on for the lore

Danny was trying to get a few more minutes of shut eye, mentally blocking out the noises of the people chatting and moving around him.

7. Chapter 2 of Circus of the dead (DP x DC)

The sound of his motorcycle engine echoed around the entrance tunnel as Dick drove in for some rest after patrol.

8. What a shocker! (Final name TBD)(DP x DC) A halfa Damian AU

The news of a new hero joining the Justice League didn't bother Damian at this point.

9. On the rise (DP x DC) [out!] A wings AU featuring Over 9000 (Kon-el x Danny)

“Heads up!”

10. I've waited this long (DP x DC) [out!] My TargetPractice (RoyxDanny) soulmate AU

Despite how much Danny’s parents invest in the scientific method, they were never one’s to believe in things like ‘fate’ or ‘destiny’.

I hope the WIPs you see will one day com out, but I tend to get plot bunnies a lot and they always tend to muck up my focus. I don't have anyone I want to tag besides @halfblackwolfdemon (if ya want to hun, no pressure) and anyone who wants to do this you can say I tagged you too! Its ok, I won't tell./j

#tag game #Ham tawks #danny phantom #Mostly DP stuff #Poke me with a stick if you wanna see any of these come out faster than normal #I'm a little curious to see what y'all want

[lesterplatt]

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[senzacaponecoda]

my conlang iḿ never satisfied with

C:

p t ts c k ħ 2

b d dz j g 3 h

m n ń

l ĺ

r

w y

Oral obstruents are realized as fricatives in codas and phrase initially. (p irregularly changes place from bilabial to labiodental. c is x tS, j is x dZ, 2 is ? ie glottal stop, 3 is \? ie a pharyngeal fricative. ń and ĺ are palatal nasal and palatal lateral approximate. r is a tap, trilled when geminate). (t d) are dental. Orthography is based on whatever's convenient really though; Vp is usually f, ħ might be 7, ipa is fine, whatever.

Each can be uvularized. (k g) become q ġ in these environments. Technically l is uvularized n, as the two are in complementary distribution. However this relationship is historically reversed word initially, and opaque enough that natives consider them separate sounds.

All non-palatalized consonants are slightly palatalized before i.

Non-uvularized consonants can be palatalized before i.

V:

u i

(e) (ë) (o)

a

Each vowel can be long. Short a is naturally close to ə

In the environments uvularization occurs, vowels can be realized with -ATR (RTR). The effect sounds like English centralization/lax vowels. Might be the same phenomenon. -ATR a is back; +ATR a is front, close to English æ

e and o are primarily allophones or allomorphs (short e and o from long e and o) of ay/aw. ë is inserted by a process breaking clusters late in phonology. Phonetically it's closer to ɨ than ə due to short a crowding the space.

Phi:

Feet are left aligned and iambic at the word level. The rightmost H spreads over every leftward µ. Phrasally, non-lexical H is deleted over the leftedge µ, and, if the rightmost µ is open, 2 is inserted on the end. Phrase final t debuccalizes.

ë is inserted on non-edge CC clusters from the right. Phrase edges basically allow deleting an unaccented nucleus permitting CVCV edges to be realized as clusters. If this happens the upstep of the accent is kind of smushed over the entire initial CCV(V) syllable for something like Swedish's acute accent.

Syntax:

Categories:

C - Indicative, Interrogative, Consecutive, Imperative, Admirative

T - Ø, Past (aux), Future (aux)

N - Adverbial with DPs, statives. Auxiliaries with eventives.

A - Imperfective (morphological): Continuous , Progressive, Inchoative . Perfective (morphological): Perfect, Stative, Cessative

v - Ø, Causative, Passive, Middle (accidental, non-agent subjects), Antipassive

D - definite (aux), indefinite (morph)

P - 1 2 3 (morph)

Num - Ø (mass), sg, pl, col, du

G - Ø, f

Generalizations:

Head initial, relatively strictly until morphology. Fusional. Focalizing. Mildly topicalizing as well. Marked Nominative but splits between the eventive and stative; patterns like English, French, but not German, Russian, etc for eventive verbs. Patterns like Basque for statives and eventives derived from statives (causatives).

Verb merges with v, A, T, and C somewhat.

Max string: C_ (Focus) T_ A{v.V}=s=i=o S O I Adj

Verb raises to merge with voice. This is merged with Aspect which determines the phonetic stem. This combines with Ø T. If merged with T and C allows it, this whole thing can merge with C. Pronomial subject, indirect object, direct object are realized as particles. Adj is adjunct, not adjective.

DPs: P D N.n _ D Adj.n _ D RelC.n _

Adpositions are preps. They communicate case. They are themselves also adjectives that can agree with nominal heads.

Nouns raise into the slot of the possessor to create fusional forms. The adjectives and relative clause particles agree in this respect.

Case marks nominative, accusative, and a genitive and oblique form. Verbs agree with the phi person, gender, number of subject DP.

There are multiple degrees of genitive. Compounding handles semantic compounding, possession with 3P dps, and some other things. A nisbe-like deravation handles attribution (of origin, etc). The prep ni "of" handles the rest.

Verb-thing morphology:

pc-voice-{aspect}-derivation-mood=personal suffixes

pc being the prefix conjugation person markers and accompanying voice, {aspect} being the aspect stem. - is essentially agglutination or agglutination with metathesis, {} means supplementation or the miwok-semitic nonconcatenative morphology thing. = means basically enclitics.

Noun morphology kind of weird:

def: art-case=num-{noun/num}-derivation

indef: num-{num/noun}-derivation-art-case

Semantics:

Verbs are semantically verb framed. The equivalent of gerundives are communicated by a sort of verb chaining of two fully conjugated verbs; this is only grammatical if both verbs share the same coindexed theta arguments. This principle is also extended to for some atelic-telic verb pairs, as semantically the language strongly distinguishes eventive and stative verbs. It can also apply to certain semantically similar verb pairs.

It can be grammatical to coerce eventive verbs to conjugate as statives and vice-versa. This is the typical way to derive the eventive infinitives/participials; much rarer the other way around, some statives coerced this way can take on eventive meanings outside the causative morphology.

The stative is also the typical way to communicate gnomic and habitual aspects.

Certain common moods communicated by auxiliaries or morphology in other languages are communicated with adverbs due to being in an awkward point in grammaticalization. Desire, potential, moral/ontological necessity, for example. This is in addition to the kinds of adverbs called modal adverbs in German, that might actually just be a language universal thing that people who don't teach/learn German just aren't sensitive to. Words like "even", "just", etc in English.

Conhistory

Descends from Proto-Afroasiatic and is extraordinarily conservative in many respects. Rough history, given my unorthodox opinions.

6500 BP - ish, proto-Afro-Asiatic period. Spoken between Amhara and Khartoum.

6000 BP - Green Sahara collapse, relexifying Nile. Common ancestor of non-Ethiopic AA moved north along red sea coast and nile.

5500 BP - Sister to pre-Egyptian. Doesn't merge most of the consonants. Similar vowel length rules. Maintains the prefix conjugation and the m- participials.

5000 BP - Predynastic Egypt. Parallels the palatalizations of the OK. Some of Egyptian's mergers from PAA spread. Follows in the aspiration of the voiceless series. Grammaticalizes -yan- "say" as a kind of consecutive mood after Egyptian.

4500 BP - Old Kingdom. Distinct enough not to be a dialect anymore, by any means. Follows in developing new focus pronouns. Develops a parallel consequential (if-then) mood. Similar constructions, syntax. Follows in deglottalizing the ejectives

4000 BP - Beginning of Middle Egypt. Strong areal influences in syntax and phonology; most non-core vocabulary is calqued or borrowed from ME, especially agriculture, religion, art, high culture words. Egyptian d not yet glottalized, borrowed as t.

3500 BP - Second intermediate begins and the culture breaks off from Egyptian influences. By now the right edge is very weak and parallel vowel changes to proto-Coptic have taken place. Borrowed the dynamic preverb iw to develop similarly to coptic. Serves as a basis for a topic - focus paradigm.

3000 BP - Wander the desert instead of rejoining Egypt. Pick up some Cushitic influences similar to Beja's. Middle Egyptian like vowels recollapse. Essentially pAA's have rotated; i -> a -> u

2500 BP - Develops a pitch accent system and redevelops length in contact with tonal Nilo-Saharans. New suffixes cause vowel harmony effects radically relexifying the language. Most nouns get diminutive and "temetive" derivations. Verbs get parallel frequentive/durative derivations.

2000 BP- Settles in fictional oases south of Siwa. PA system becomes like modern. Vowels rebalance length. Picks up serialization.

1500 BP - Strongly influenced by a dead Northwest Afrasian crown language. Picks up or calques certain features associated with Tuareg and Tamazight, especially lifestyle words. Aligns the verb system to the stative - imperfect - perfect system. Analogy causes the split of the stative into continuous and stative-perfect forms. Tenuis develops into emphatics that spread harmonically over a stem. Uvular fricatives turn into pharyngeals but are redistributed back into k/g. Begadkephat like Hebrew, many NWAA, etc takes hold in the middle of that process.

1000 BP - Strongly influenced by Old Nubian, partly relexed chiefly in trade goods. Pitch accent reinforced by new tones. Admirative mood borrowed; inchoative aspect borrowed. e and o develop but don't quite take hold. Cessative evolves in analogy to inchoative. Picks up Nubian article en. Develops case.

500 BP - Influenced by Siwi, picks up double datives. L/n split. Oddly rebrackets the Northwest Afrasian article onto the Nubian article which fuses with case. Number also awkwardly follows the article rebracketing to the front of the NP.

0 BP - Influenced by Egyptian Arabic most dominately, English secondarily for Islamic and modern technical vocab. EgyAr also supplies a lot of modern/city lifestyle terms; cinema, pet ownership, politics, etc. MSA influences pseudo-etymological Arabicization of the phonology causing e/o to be perceived as low prestige

Went from ag to basically bedouin to basically what the Siwi have in terms of lifestyle. Daily life used to be mostly raising goats or chickens with the occasional raid in desperate times. Now it's become something of an urbanized lifestyle involving a lot of wage work and stationary living.

Extremely pragmatist culturally, basically libertine in so far as it doesn't get in the way of things. Known for liking to play small pranks on outsiders by outwitting them; British, Egyptian, whatever. Not really a please and thank you culture. Not an ask permission culture. Albeit authorities tend to either come down with extreme force or not at all. In ways both extremely embracing and rejective of feminism; on one hand, brings in money, on the other, how can the children be raised or the food be cooked or the textiles repaired etc? Similar laxness on at least bisexuality like pre-modern Islamic world; generally would be considered homophobic by our standards, in the sense that people who can't be in a heterosexual relationship (Iran like takes on trans people though) are considered defective, selfish, degenerate, disgusting, and either worthy of pity or something to laugh at. Not really the roman top/bottom thing though, though macho notions do show up.

Uncommonly pay both a dowry and a brideprice, but typically in gender role´d goods; so a bride gets cookware and textile tools and such from her mother in law, a groom gets livestock/etc from his FIL. Tradition also pays out to the youngest son before the oldest at the time of death, since it was often the case that a father would die after his eldest sons had married and established themselves; the language reflects this by calling the youngest brother the "first" brother, the second youngest the "second", etc. Elder siblings would pay out the dowry/brideprice for their youngers in the event of a parents' death. Those without either were generally considered almost unmarriageable, on about the level of a houseless person in America would be in America.

Almost have a national epic. A poem/recitative prose that tells of a story of a meek king. Betrayed by his brothers and exiled, he wanders the wilderness/desert until encountering an old hermit man who serves as a kind of mentor. Work switches into wisdom literature for a while, before returning and telling the story in reverse; King meets his encounters and defeats them, until reentering his city-state and taking it back with ferocity like Odysseus. Of course local music, food, etc. Though mostly supplanted by Egyptian styles.

Managed to maintain a secret folk religion descended from Egyptian religion with folkloric influences like West African religion in West Africa; only recently has mainstream Muslim influence grown strong enough in the community to try to stamp out traditional medicine as witch craft and those aspects of the folklore/the secret actual belief among some members of the society as shirk.

[freelancertamal32]

TULIA, Texas (CBSDFW.COM) - Eight alleged methamphetamine traffickers had been arrested in Tulia, Texas on May 10 in a federal operation referred to as "Tulia Takedown." Two extra who had been already in custody have additionally been charged.Authorities mentioned the operation was carried out by the FBI's Dallas Field Office with the assistance of the Amarillo Police Department, Tulia Police Department, Texas DPS, and Randall County Sheriff's Office.During the bust, brokers and officers seized 5 firearms, a whole lot of rounds of ammo, 1.4 kilos of methamphetamine, 2.6 kilos of marijuana, and 93 Xanax tablets.The ten defendants had been charged in an eight depend indictment unsealed Thursday:Manuel Socorro Urenda, aka "Bossman," charged with conspiracy to distribute methamphetamineJamie Catina Haddock, aka "Jamie Hurt," charged with conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine, possession with intent to distribute methamphetamineGilbert Lee Basaldua, charged with conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine, possession with intent to distribute methamphetamineSantiago James Carrasco (already in custody), charged with conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine, possession with intent to distribute methamphetamineRojelio "Roy" Reyes, charged with conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine, possession with intent to distribute methamphetamineGabriel Trevino, charged with conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine, possession with intent to distribute methamphetamineRaul Mancha Montoya, charged with conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine, possession with intent to distribute methamphetamineLydia Delgado Hawthorne, charged with conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine, possession with intent to distribute methamphetamineJim Bob Been, charged with conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine, possession with intent to distribute methamphetamineCayetano Vela Medrano (already in custody), charged with conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine, possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine"FBI Dallas' prison investigative focus is to focus on any prison enterprise that drives violence and threatens to destroy neighborhoods, from rural cities to sprawling cities," mentioned FBI Dallas Special Agent in Charge Matthew J. DeSarno. "Through our in depth partnerships and activity forces we're sending a direct message to offenders that committing continuous prison incidents is not going to be tolerated, and that we'll deploy our collective power to make sure the protection and safety of our communities." If convicted, Urenda and Haddock resist life in federal jail. The different defendants resist 20 years.

[ghostly-shenanigans-in-progress]

Only bc this pic from my earlier art was too funny to not to post on its own.

Basically, the level of competence Agent J has compared to his colleagues embodied right here. And yes, JJ does get exasperated over this happening nearly every week.

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[mybooks-myrules-91]

Ice Devils (Bethesda Barracudas Hockey, Book 5)

By Ryan Taylor & Joshua Harwood

Narrated by Nick J. Russo

Publisher: Ryan Taylor & Joshua Harwood

Release Date: May 26, 2022

Version: Unabridged Audio

Whispersync – Voice Enabled

Length: 6 hours 31 minutes

Heat Level: 3 – Some Sex

Pairing: Male/Male

Genre: Romance, Contemporary Gay Romance, Sports Romance

Tropes: Hockey, Jock/Jock, Enemies-to-Lovers, Closeted MC, Teammates, Low-angst, Out-for-You,

Skating the line between love and hate.

When winger Blake Conti signs with the national champion Bethesda Barracudas, he isn’t looking to get involved with anyone. Still bruised from an old relationship, his focus is on playing hockey. But when one of his new teammates turns out to be the hottest man he’s ever met, Blake wonders if he should reconsider his aversion to romance.

Mark Sakamoto—Sako—one of the Barracudas’ rising young stars, is immediately smitten with Blake. Deeply closeted because he fears revealing his sexuality to his family, Sako resists his attraction by using scorn and insults to push Blake away. Hurt by Sako’s behavior, Blake reacts in kind, and the two men are soon at war.

Just as their fighting threatens to disrupt the team, the unexpected happens, and Sako and Blake bond over a silly prank. Their newfound camaraderie soon develops into a relationship, and the men become inseparable. With “ice in public, heat in private” as their motto, they keep things secret, but as they fall for each other, Sako knows he has to tell his family the truth. He dreads their reaction, but it’s the only way he and Blake can live happily ever after.

Ice Devils is a low-angst, enemies-to-lovers romance featuring scorching athletes, light-hearted comedy, riveting hockey, sweet-steamy romance, and a beautiful HEA.

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Excerpt

We won the game 5– 3, a triumph because we hadn’t beaten Seattle for more than a year. Our victory playlist was already blasting through the speakers when we reached the locker room, and we took time to savor the win. The guys made a big deal about my goal, which put a huge grin on my face. I’d signed with the Barracudas the previous summer as a free agent, and tonight’s was certainly my most impressive goal of the season.

A reporter asked for an interview, and when we finished, I turned to go to my stall. Sako stood in my way with his arms crossed over his chest and a scowl on his face. “Good goal,” he mumbled. Sounds of celebration filled the background while an awkward moment ticked by. “Score a few more like that, and you might convince me you know how to play hockey.”

“Get real. I hope you were watching. You might up your game to a professional level.”

He dropped his arms and stepped forward, too close for comfort, causing me to move back. I’ll be damned if he didn’t inch nearer until we were nose-to-nose. A shudder ran up my spine as his musk surrounded me.

“Oh yeah?” He curled his lips into the half-grin, half-sneer that had taunted me all year. “Conti, I played better than you when I was in juniors.”

While I tried in vain to come up with a smart retort, he called Nick’s name and walked away.

Bitterness washed over me as I wondered again why he hated me so much. I’d never had trouble getting along with people, but arrogant Sakoshit had taken an instant dislike to me the minute we met. Somehow, he knew exactly how to push my buttons. It didn’t take me long to figure out how to push his too, and our interactions quickly disintegrated into a series of snarky comments, glowers, and petty arguments. We both gave as good as we got, and I came to enjoy pissing him off. If he was going to be an asshole, it seemed like I was determined to be a bigger one.

ICE DEVILS. Copyright © 2022 Ryan Taylor & Joshua Harwood. All rights reserved.

About the Authors:

Ryan Taylor and Joshua Harwood met in law school and were married in 2017. They live in a suburb of Washington, DC, and share their home with a big, cuddly German shepherd. Ryan and Josh love to travel, and hockey is practically a religion in their house. Ryan also enjoys swimming, and Josh likes to putter in the garden whenever he can. They began writing to celebrate the romance they were so lucky to find with each other, and the sharing soon developed into a passion for telling stories about love between out and proud men. You can contact Ryan and Josh through their website at https://www.ryanandjoshth.com/.

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[ladylynse]

1-time 2-sentence 3-sentence-fic challenge. >:)

Make a 3-sentence fic for each word in these sentences: “Phantom hovered above the abandoned ruins. Mangled steel and broken windows spread out before him.” (‘spread out’ counts as one word. Words don‘t need to mean the same thing that they do in the original quote.)

Word eleven: windows

“The subject has been fighting our ongoing sedation but has not made an escape attempt,” reported Agent J, though in truth, he suspected the phantom would do so sooner rather than later; every other subject captured from the vicinity of Amity Park had. “It is my belief that the subject has not yet discerned any of the concealed exits or observation windows. Containment is secure.”

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[kingdomoftyto]

Danny phantom and/or homestuck for the ask game?

[this is what the refrance]

Oh dear this is gonna be a long post lol. DP first:

blorbo (favorite character, character I think about the most) - Probably Danny himself. Love that funky little superhero and all his puns and trauma

scrunkly (my “baby”, character that gives me cuteness aggression, character that is So Shaped) - Dani, probably lol. I just want her to be happyyyyy

scrimblo bimblo (underrated/underappreciated fave) - this is maybe gonna sound dumb but SAM. I feel like the fandom in recent years has decided that she's uninteresting or bad or something and in particular no one really seems to like the idea of her and Danny together romantically anymore. But I disagree with all of that and still think of her as one of my top favorite characters from the show...?? Let her be a flawed teen with dumb opinions who still loves her friends and contributes to the group dynamic, dammit.

glup shitto (obscure fave, character that can appear in the background for 0.2 seconds and I won’t shut up about it for a week) - Hmm, hard to pick someone "obscure" when the fandom squeezes every ounce of characterization they can out of every minor character. Maybe Sam's grandma? :3 Goth kid Spike also has a lot of untapped potential.

poor little meow meow (“problematic”/unpopular/controversial/otherwise pathetic fave) - Everyone knows that Vlad is THE quintessential poor little meow meow, and we love him for it

horse plinko (character I would torment for fun, for whatever reason) - *upends a big box of GIW agents over the plinko board and watches them flop around like the world's worst snowglobe*

eeby deeby (character I would send to superhell) - Ghost Writer, for Poetry Crimes. Lmao j/k, a more serious answer would be Freakshow. For Clown Crimes.

aaand Homestuck:

blorbo (favorite character, character I think about the most) - I will love Karkat Vantas until my dying breath

scrunkly (my “baby”, character that gives me cuteness aggression, character that is So Shaped) - like... half of the cast tbh ghdsjgghasjd but if I had to pick ONE then I guess Jake

scrimblo bimblo (underrated/underappreciated fave) - Over the years Tavros has really grown on me

glup shitto (obscure fave, character that can appear in the background for 0.2 seconds and I won’t shut up about it for a week) - Friendsim/Hiveswap probably shouldn't count but fuck it: Tyzias Entykk my beloved

poor little meow meow (“problematic”/unpopular/controversial/otherwise pathetic fave) - Despite everything, I still love Dirk ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

horse plinko (character I would torment for fun, for whatever reason) - Vriska knows what she did.

eeby deeby (character I would send to superhell) - Gamzee. For Clown Crimes.

#ask #Anonymous #Danny Phantom #Homestuck

[goalhofer]

2021 law enforcement in memoriam.

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Dy. Terry Dyer, Madison County SO EOW 4/20/21

K9 Joker, Indian River County SO EOW 4/21/21

Dy. Alexander Gwosdz, Harris County SO EOW 4/22/21

Cor. Ofc. Alexey B. Aguilar, Miami-Dade Dept. Of Corrections EOW 4/23/21

K9 Kozmo, Mesquite PD EOW 4/26/21

Lt. Adam Whisenant, Florida Div Alcoholic Beverages/Tobacco EOW 4/27/21

Det. Anastasios Tsakos, New York PD EOW 4/27/21

K9 Jango, Bakersfield PD EOW 4/27/21

Cpl. Keith Heacook, Delmar PD EOW 4/28/21

Sgt. Chris Ward, Watauga County SO EOW 4/28/21

Dy. Logan Fox, Watauga County SO EOW 4/28/21

Ofc. Christopher Farrar, Chandler PD EOW 4/30/21

Det. Ofc. Michael Wall, Los Angeles County Probation Dept. EOW 4/30/21

Cor. Ofc. David J. Jean-Baptiste, Miami-Dade County Corrections EOW 5/1/21

Ofc. David A. Marshall, Texas Christian University PD EOW 5/1/21

Sgt. John Burright, Oregon State Police EOW 5/4/21

Agent Freddie Vazquez, U.S. Border Patrol EOW 5/8/21

Det. Luca Benedetti, San Luis Obispo PD EOW 5/10/21

Dy. Samuel A. Leonard, Concho County SO EOW 5/10/21

Sgt. Stephen Jones, Concho County SO EOW 5/10/21

Ofc. Jimmy Inn, Stockton PD EOW 5/11/21

K9 Khan, Monroe County SO EOW 5/14/21

K9 Jaeger, Stephens County SO EOW 5/14/21

Dy. James Herrera, Denver SO EOW 5/16/21

Lt. Adam Gustafson, West Fargo PD EOW 5/18/21

Supt. Scott D. Mahoney, Delaware County Bureau Of Park Police EOW 5/18/21

Ofc. Chris Oberheim, Champaign PD EOW 5/19/21

Ofc. Jeremy Brinton, Nogales PD EOW 5/21/21

Cpl. Thomas W. Frazier, Artesia PD EOW 5/21/21

Ofc. Scott Triplett, Memphis PD EOW 5/22/21

Det. Stephen C. Arnold, Jefferson Parish SO EOW 5/23/21

Conservation Ofc. Sarah A. Backer-Grell, Minnesota DNR EOW 5/24/21

Dy. Daniel Trujillo, Denver SO EOW 5/26/21

Tpr. John Harris, Mississippi Highway Patrol EOW 5/28/21

Agent Juan M. Urrutia, U.S. Border Patrol EOW 5/28/21

Dy. Dustin K. Speckels, Hays County SO EOW 5/30/21

Ofc. Ginarro A. New, Phoenix PD EOW 5/31/21

Sgt. Dominic Vaca, San Bernardino County SO EOW 5/31/21

Det. Ryan Park, San Diego PD EOW 6/4/21

Det. Jamie Huntley-Park, San Diego PD EOW 6/4/21

Ofc. Enmanuel Familia, Worcester PD EOW 6/4/21

K9 Kitt, Braintree PD EOW 6/4/21

Dy. William H. Smith, Baldwin County SO EOW 6/6/21

Ofc. Steven L. Rodriguez, New York PD EOW 6/9/21

Sgt. Erasmo García-Torres, DDP De Puerto Rico EOW 6/10/21

Ofc. Alexandra B. Harris, Seattle PD EOW 6/13/21

Sgt. Paul K. Mooney, Texas Highway Patrol EOW 6/14/21

Ofc. Joseph W. Burson, Holly Springs PD EOW 6/17/21

Sgt. Thomas E. Sawyer, Hammond PD EOW 6/17/21

Cor. Ofc. Gabriel Forrest, Washington State Dept. Corrections EOW 6/17/21

Sgt. Rick Entmeier, Ft. Smith PD EOW 6/18/21

Ofc. Lewis F. Cantey, Grand River Dam Authority PD EOW 6/18/21

Lt. Clinton J. Ventrca, Corinth PD EOW 6/20/21

Ofc. Gordon Beesly, Arvada PD EOW 6/21/21

K9 Zena, Cocoa PD EOW 6/23/21

Ofc. Jason T. Swanger, Las Vegas Metropolitan PD EOW 6/24/21

Ofc. Kevin Apple, Pea Ridge PD EOW 6/26/21

Dy. Anthony Redondo, Imperial County SO 6/26/21

K9 Max, St. Joseph PD EOW 6/30/21

Lt. Leslie Lentz, Missouri Dept. Of Corrections EOW 7/1/21

Det. Jon A. Cooke, Hollywood PD EOW 7/2/21

Ofc. Clinton A. Martin, Alpharetta PD EOW 7/3/21

Det. Greg Ferency, Terre Haute PD EOW 7/7/21

Cpl. Darryl D. Cross; Jr., Detroit PD EOW 7/8/21

Capt. Clay M. Germany, Wichita PD EOW 7/9/21

Ofc. William E. Collins; Jr., Doyline PD EOW 7/9/21

Sgt. Joshua B. Bartlett, Lubbock County SO EOW 7/15/21

Det. Juan A. Delgado, Bay City PD EOW 7/15/21

Ofc. Ruben Facio, U.S. Border Patrol EOW 7/17/21

Reserve Dy. Tom L. Hoobler, Childress County SO EOW 7/17/21

Sgt. Sonny L. Orbin, Missouri Dept. Of Corrections EOW 7/18/21

Ofc. Ricky N. Roberts, McLennan Community College PD EOW 7/19/21

Dy. Ray W. McCrary; Jr., Shelby County SO EOW 7/20/21

Ofc. Michael A. Sillman, Marion County SO EOW 7/20/21

Cor. Ofc. Robert L. Welch III, Missouri Dept. Of Corrections EOW 7/22/21

Ofc. J. Adam Ashworth, St. George PD EOW 7/22/21

Sgt. Jeremy Brown, Clark County SO EOW 7/23/21

Dy. Phillip J. Campas, Kern County SO EOW 7/25/21

Cor. Ofc. Daniel Giorgi, Texas Dept. Of Corrections EOW 7/25/21

K9 Jas, Savannah PD EOW 7/25/21

K9 Rex, Michigan State Police EOW 7/25/21

Ofc. Marquis D. Moorer, Selma PD EOW 7/27/21

Ofc. Ryan A. Bialke, Red Lake Nation PD EOW 7/27/21

Lt. Matthew D. Razukas, New Jersey State Police EOW 7/27/21

Cpl. Albert R. Gomez, White Settlement PD EOW 7/27/21

Dy. Justin Smith, Burt County SO EOW 7/28/21

Lt. Gilbert C. McClure, Texarkana PD EOW 7/28/21

Tpr. Micah D. May, Nevada Highway Patrol EOW 7/29/21

Ofc. Jonathan M. Gumm, Joint Base Lewis-McChord PD EOW 7/29/21

Supervisory Agent Daniel P. Cox, U.S. Border Patrol EOW 7/31/21

Ofc. Lewis A. Traylor, Austin PD EOW 7/31/21

Agent Edgardo Acosta-Feliciano, U.S. Border Patrol EOW 7/31/21

Dy. Shaun C. Waters, Harris County SO EOW 8/1/21

Cor. Ofc. Maurice Jackson, Robertsdale PD EOW 8/3/21

Sheriff Lee D. Vance, Hinds County SO EOW 8/3/21

Ofc. Scott R. Dawley, Nelsonville PD EOW 8/3/21

Ofc. George Gonzalez, Pentagon Force Protection Agency EOW 8/3/21

K9 Byrd, Texas Highway Patrol EOW 8/3/21

Ofc. Brian R. Pierce; Jr., Brooklyn PD EOW 8/4/21

Dy. James Morgan, Baxter County SO EOW 8/5/21

Ofc. Bryan C. Hawkins, Lake City PD EOW 8/5/21

Dy. Brandon A. Shirley, Jefferson County SO EOW 8/5/21

Ofc. Ella G. French, Chicago PD EOW 8/7/21

Lt. Lonny Hempstead, Lafayette County SO EOW 8/10/21

Lt. Dennis D. Sylvester; Jr., Port Wentworth PD EOW 8/11/21

Reserve Sgt. John R. Bullard; Jr., Independence PD EOW 8/11/21

Cor. Dy. Michael A. Nowak, Leon County SO EOW 8/11/21

Capt. Ramsey O. Mannon, Effingham County SO EOW 8/12/21

Cor. Ofc. Dennis Bennett, Missouri Dept. Of Corrections EOW 8/12/21

Agent Robert D. Daffin; Jr., George County SO EOW 8/12/21

Sp. Agent Gregory C. Holland, U.S. VA Police Services EOW 8/13/21

K9 Riggs, Oakland County SO EOW 8/13/21

Ofc. Juan M. Gomez-Lopez, Pelham PD EOW 8/14/21

Ofc. Jennifer B. Sepot, Ft. Lauderdale PD EOW 8/14/21

Tpr. Lazaro R. Febles, Florida Higway Patrol EOW 8/14/21

Sgt. Ryan J. Proxmire, Kalamazoo County SO EOW 8/15/21

Ofc. Robert C. Cloninger Mt. Gilead PD EOW 8/15/21

Sgt. Steven Mazzotta, Lee County SO EOW 8/16/21

Det. Raymond O. Williamson, Pasco County SO EOW 8/16/21

Ofc. Robert A. Williams, West Palm Beach PD EOW 8/16/21

Dy. Dennis W. Dixon, Catawba County SO EOW 8/16/21

Forensic Spc. Hans Molina-Terrazas, Stein Forensic Facility EOW 8/16/21

Agent Ricardo Zarate, U.S. Border Patrol EOW 8/16/21

Ofc. Jason Raynor, Daytona Beach PD EOW 8/17/21

Ofc. Yokemia L. Conyers, U.S. Border Patrol EOW 8/18/21

Sgt. Joe Olivares, Texas Dept. Of Corrections EOW 8/18/21

Ofc. Edward Perez, Miami Beach PD EOW 8/19/21

Dy. Eric O. Ritter, Moore County SO EOW 8/19/21

Sgt. John Harris, Tulsa County SO EOW 8/19/21

Sgt. Kuo-Sheng Wang, South Houston PD EOW 8/19/21

Ofc. Monica J. Riola, U.S. Border Patrol EOW 8/20/21

Sgt. Frank Tobar, Palm Bay PD EOW 8/20/21

Sgt. Patrick W. Madison, Coral Springs PD EOW 8/20/21

Det. Rodney L. Davis, Waycross PD EOW 8/20/21

Cor. Ofc. Darryl Goodrich; Jr., Washington Dept. Of Corrections EOW 8/20/21

K9 Ivar, Livingston Parish SO EOW 8/20/21

Dy. Harry Hutchinson, Blount County SO EOW 8/21/21

Dy. Jody Hull; Jr., St. Johns County SO EOW 8/21/21

Cor. Dy. Kevin Kokinis, Branch County SO EOW 8/22/21

Tpr. James J. Monda, New York State Police EOW 8/22/21

Det. Manuel C. Widner, Paris PD EOW 8/22/21

Ofc. Matthew A. Jimenez, Beeville PD EOW 8/22/21

Reserve Ofc. David Ruiz, Dallas PD EOW 8/22/21

Sgt. Thomas Infante, Harris County CO EOW 8/22/21

Dy. Christopher Broadhead, Polk County SO EOW 8/23/21

Ofc. Erik J. Skelton, U.S. Border Patrol EOW 8/24/21

Dy. Roger A. Mitchell, Sullivan County SO EOW 8/24/21

Dy. 1st Class Douglas L. Clark, Manatee County SO EOW 8/25/21

Chief Kenneth Kirkland, Colquitt PD EOW 8/25/21

Capt. Joseph Manning, Wayne County SO EOW 8/25/21

Dy. Christopher J. Bachelor, Hall County SO EOW 8/25/21

Sgt. John L. Trout, Bernice PD EOW 8/25/21

Cor. Dy. Lakiesha Tucker, Shelby County SO EOW 8/25/21

Senior Ofc. Randolph Boyd; Jr., Austin PD EOW 8/25/21

Sgt. Clay Garrison, Port Of Galveston PD EOW 8/25/21

Ofc. Brandon Ard, Orange Beach PD EOW 8/26/21

Ofc. Harminder Grewal, Galt PD EOW 8/26/21

Cor. Ofc. Trainee Whitney Cloud, Florida Dept. Of Corrections EOW 8/26/21

Dy. 1st Class Paul Luciano, Flagler County SO EOW 8/26/21

Senior Sgt. Steve Urias, Austin PD EOW 8/26/21

Sgt. Christopher R. Wilson, Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. EOW 8/26/21

Det. Anthony Standley, Oyster Creek PD EOW 8/26/21

Ofc. Michael Weiskopf, St. Petersburg PD EOW 8/27/21

Cor. Ofc. James N. Henry, Hays County SO EOW 8/27/21

Tpr. Sean C. Hryc, Florida Highway Patrol EOW 8/28/21

Sgt. Jason Donaldson, Caldwell County SO EOW 8/28/21

K9 Axel, Kent County SO EOW 8/28/21

Ofc. Shane Green, Sheridan PD EOW 8/29/21

Agent Chad E. McBroom, U.S. Border Patrol EOW 8/29/21

Dy. Clint R. Seagle, Clay County SO 8/29/21

Ofc. Edgar Pales; Jr., Owasso PD EOW 8/29/21

Sgt. Eric Scherr, Aurora PD EOW 8/30/21

Capt. Michael J. Stokes, Houston County SO EOW 8/30/21

Cor. Sgt. Ledell Graham, North Carolina Dept. Of Corrections EOW 8/30/21

Public Safety Ofc. Dustin M. Beasley, North Augusta DPS EOW 8/30/21

K9 Duke, Virginia State Police EOW 8/30/21

Dy. 1st Class William Diaz, Lee County SO EOW 8/31/21

Ofc. Freddie J. Castro, Overland Park PD EOW 8/31/21

Ofc. Trey Copeland, Cotton Valley PD EOW 8/31/21

Dy. Carlos D. Ortiz, Colorado County SO EOW 8/31/21

Lt. Robert Travelstead, Sonoma County SO EOW 9/1/21

Sgt. Daniel E. Watts, Jacksonville Beach PD EOW 9/1/21

Ofc. Gregory R. Young, Vernon College PD EOW 9/1/21

Sgt. Brian Mohl, Connecticut State Police EOW 9/2/21

Senior Ofc. David B. Saavedra, U.S. Border Patrol EOW 9/2/21

Sgt. William J. Yancey, Lake City PD EOW 9/2/21

Ofc. Frankie A. Gutierrez, Newnan PD EOW 9/2/21

Inv. Richard W. Humphrey, Baldwin County DA Office EOW 9/3/21

Dy. Jody Smith, Carroll County SO EOW 9/3/21

Det. Sgt. Derek E. Sidwell, Overton County SO EOW 9/3/21

Dy. Ronald R. Butler, Bexar County SO EOW 9/3/21

Marshal Michael A. Keathley, West PD EOW 9/3/21

Cor. Ofc. Honorato Antones, Texas Dept. Of Corrections EOW 9/3/21

Det. Tom Breedlove, Hernando County SO EOW 9/4/21

Det. Ofc. Tara L. Cook, Whitfield County SO EOW 9/4/21

Ofc. Edgar Morris, Collierville PD EOW 9/4/21

Sgt. Matthew C. Moore, Arkansas Highway Police EOW 9/5/21

Dy. Michael Neau, Okaloosa County SO EOW 9/5/21

Ofc. Robert T. Joiner, Ector County Ind. School District PD EOW 9/5/21

Parole Ofc. Huey P. Prymus III, Texas Division Of Parole EOW 9/5/21

K9 Kyra, Ford County SO EOW 9/6/21

Parole Ofc. Broderick R. Daye, Iowa Dept. Of Corrections EOW 9/7/21

Cor. Ofc. Glenn Skeens, Texas Dept. Of Corrections EOW 9/7/21

Cor. Dy. Rodrigo Delgado, San Diego County Probation Dept. EOW 9/8/21

Inv. Dusty Wainscott, Grayson County SO EOW 9/8/21

Ofc. Bonnie N. Jones, Danville PD EOW 9/9/21

Ofc. Clifford D. Crouch, Tallahassee PD EOW 9/11/21

Ofc. David A. Horton, Darien PD EOW 9/11/21

Dy. Darrell L. Henderson, Shiawassee County SO EOW 9/11/21

Sgt. Gino Caputo, Barrington PD EOW 9/11/21

Det. Charles C. Vroom, Nassau County PD EOW 9/12/21

Dy. Robert C. Mills, Butler County SO EOW 9/12/21

Ofc. Stephen Jones, Barnwell PD EOW 9/12/21

Sp. Agent Dustin Slovacek, Texas Dept. Of Criminal Investigation EOW 9/12/21

Cor. Ofc. Echo Rodriguez, Texas Dept. Of Corrections EOW 9/12/21

Lt. James Guynes, Monroe County SO EOW 9/13/21

Sgt. Bobby Williams, Muscogee County SO EOW 9/13/21

Ofc. Noah R. LeBlanc, Laguna Vista PD EOW 9/13/21

Sgt. Shad Hammond, Texas Dept. Of Corrections EOW 9/13/21

Cor. Ofc. Jose A. Hernandez, Texas Dept. Of Corrections EOW 9/13/21

Dy. Willie E. Hall, Jefferson County SO EOW 9/14/21

Ofc. Blaize Madrid-Evans, Independence PD EOW 9/15/21

Probation Ofc. Julie A. Harper, North Carolina Dept. Corrections EOW 9/15/21

Cor. Ofc. Chris Watson, Texas Dept. Of Corrections EOW 9/15/21

Sgt. Steven L. Marshall, Chatsworth PD EOW 9/15/21

K9 Tito, Eufaula PD EOW 9/15/21

Ofc. Michelle Gattey, Georgetown PD EOW 9/16/21

Lt. Earnest Oldham, Plano PD EOW 9/16/21

Capt. David E. MacAlpine, New Hanover County SO EOW 9/17/21

Ofc. Carl Proper, Kings Mountain PD EOW 9/17/21

Lt. John Stewart, Lake City PD EOW 9/17/21

Sgt. Richard J. Frankie, Ft. Bend Ind. School District PD EOW 9/17/21

Tpr. Brian Pingry, Florida Highway Patrol EOW 9/18/21

Cpl. Gregory Campbell, Richmond County SO EOW 9/18/21

Lt. Brandi Stock, Brooklet PD EOW 9/19/21

Ofc. Jimmie A. Shindler, Memphis PD EOW 9/20/21

Senior Ofc. William Jeffrey, Houston PD EOW 9/20/21

Sgt. Sherman Peebles, Muscogee County SO EOW 9/21/21

Sgt. David Miller, Clarksville PD EOW 9/22/21

Cor. Ofc. Cleadas Sherman, Texas Dept. Of Corrections EOW 9/22/21

Ofc. Joseph J. Kurer, Fond Du Lac PD EOW 9/22/21

Agent Luis H. Dominguez, U.S. Border Patrol EOW 9/23/21

Dy. Luke R. Gross, Hancock County SO EOW 9/23/21

Senior Cpl. Arnulfo Pargas, Dallas PD EOW 9/23/21

Cpl. Charles W. Catron, Carroll County SO EOW 9/23/21

Senior Dy. Phillip D. Barron; Jr., Victoria County SO EOW 9/24/21

Ofc. Anthony C. Testa, West Palm Beach PD EOW 9/25/21

Dy. Matthew Locke, Hardin County SO EOW 9/25/21

Cor. Ofc. Charles Hughes, Texas Dept. Of Corrections EOW 9/25/21

Cor. Ofc. Connell Foreman, Texas Dept. Of Corrections EOW 9/25/21

Agent David B. Ramirez, U.S. Border Patrol EOW 9/26/21

Dy. Joshua Moyers, Nassau County SO EOW 9/26/21

Cpl. Robert W. Nicholson, Clark County SO EOW 9/26/21

Ofc. Donald Hall, Magnolia PD EOW 9/26/21

Undersheriff Jeffrey Montoya, Colfax County SO EOW 9/26/21

Ofc. Brian L. Rowland, Pittsburgh Bureau Of Police EOW 9/26/21

Ofc. Gregory L. Triplett, Waverly PD EOW 9/26/21

Tpr. Eric T. Gunderson, Washington State Patrol EOW 9/26/21

Agent Alfredo M. Ibarra, U.S. Border Patrol EOW 9/27/21

Det. Ofc. Tony L. Bruce, Bay County SO EOW 9/27/21

Ofc. Howard K. Smith III, Owasso PD EOW 9/27/21

Sgt. Joshua W. Stewart, Sullivan County SO EOW 9/27/21

Chief Derek S. Asdot, Green Cove Springs PD EOW 9/28/21

Sgt. Michael T. Thomas, Griffin PD EOW 9/28/21

Sgt. Logan Davis, Iron County SO EOW 9/28/21

Cor. Cpl. Terrell K. Jordan, Miami-Dade Dept. Of Corrections EOW 9/29/21

Sgt. Donald W. Ramey, Transylvania County SO EOW 9/29/21

Cor. Lt. David W. Reynolds, Butler County SO EOW 9/30/21

Dy. Teresa H. Fuller, Wilson County SO EOW 9/30/21

Cor. Ofc. Calyne St. Val, Miami-Dade Dept. Of Corrections EOW 10/1/21

Senior Insp. Jared Keyworth, U.S. Marshals Service EOW 10/1/21

Capt. James A. Sisk, Culpeper County SO EOW 10/1/21

Sgt. Nick Risner, Sheffield PD EOW 10/2/21

Ofc. Darrell D. Adams, Memphis PD EOW 10/2/21

Cor. Ofc. Melissa Maldonado, Texas Dept. Of Corrections EOW 10/3/21

Group Supervisor Michael G. Garbo, DEA EOW 10/4/21

Cor. Ofc. Sylvia L. Allen, Miami-Dade Dept. Of Corrections EOW 10/4/21

Ofc. Julio C. Herrera; Jr., Charlotte-Mecklenburg PD EOW 10/4/21

Cor. Ofc. Vassar Richmond, Bartlett PD EOW 10/4/21

Cor. Ofc. Thomas S. Collora, Texas Dept. Of Corrections EOW 10/5/21

Cor. Ofc. Garland Chaney, Texas Dept. Of Corrections EOW 10/5/21

Sgt. John R. Lowry, Suffolk County SO EOW 10/6/21

Dy. Dale L. Wyman, Hardeman County SO EOW 10/6/21

Ofc. Victor Donate, U.S. Border Patrol EOW 10/7/21

Cpl. Timothy M. Tanksley, Alto PD EOW 10/8/21

Dy. John R. King, Lyon County SO EOW 10/8/21

Cpl. Dylan M. Harrison, Alamo PD EOW 10/9/21

Mstr. Tpr. Adam Gaubert, Louisiana State Police EOW 10/9/21

Mstr. Dy. William E. Marsh, Rowan County SO EOW 10/10/21

Sgt. Michael D. Rudd, La Paz County SO EOW 10/11/21

Dy. Juan M. Ruiz, Maricopa County SO EOW 10/11/21

Det. Ofc. Anthony Nicoletti, Mohave County SO EOW 10/11/21

Lt. William O. McMurtray III, Burke County SO EOW 10/11/21

Cor. Ofc. Toamalama Scanlan, Fresno County SO EOW 10/12/21

Cor. Lt. Dennis E. Boykin, North Carolina Dept. Of Corrections EOW 10/12/21

Deportation Ofc. Bradley K. Kam, ICE EOW 10/12/21

Ofc. Ty A. Powell, Windsor PD EOW 10/13/21

Comd. Sgt. Richard A. McMahan, Columbus PD EOW 10/13/21

Dy. Oliver Little, Floyd County SO EOW 10/13/21

Ofc. James E. Simonetti, Carnegie Mellon University PD EOW 10/13/21

Sgt. Raquel V. Saunders, Amarillo PD EOW 10/13/21

Sgt. William W. Gay, Bibb County SO EOW 10/14/21

Dy. Kareem Atkins, Harris County CO EOW 10/16/21

Det. Rodney L. Mooneyham, Denton PD EOW 10/16/21

Ofc. Yandy Chirino, Hollywood PD EOW 10/17/21

Ofc. Ryan A. Hayworth, Knightdale PD EOW 10/17/21

Ofc. Andrew R. MacDonald, Grand Prairie PD EOW 10/18/21

Inv. Tracy J. Dotson, Dallas County DA Office EOW 10/19/21

Tpr. Ted L. Benda, Iowa State Patrol EOW 10/20/21

Dy. Donald A. Poffenroth, Pershing County SO EOW 10/20/21

Sgt. Manuel Rodriguez, Florida Off. Ag. Law Enforcement EOW 10/21/21

Dy. Joshua J. Welge, Sarasota County SO EOW 10/21/21

Sgt. Richard C. Howe, Pittsburgh Bureau Of Police EOW 10/21/21

Tpr. Dung X. Martinez, Pennsylvania State Police EOW 10/21/21

Sgt. Michael D. Dunn, Amarillo PD EOW 10/22/21

Ofc. Jason M. Belton, Erie PD EOW 10/24/21

Supervisory Agent Rafael G. Sanchez, U.S. Border Patrol EOW 10/24/21

Ofc. Stephen Evans, Burns PD EOW 10/25/21

Ofc. Tyler Timmins, Pontoon Beach PD EOW 10/26/21

Ofc. Thomas K. Hutchinson, Haltom City PD EOW 10/27/21

Senior Ofc. Matthew L. Lyons, U.S. Border Patrol EOW 10/28/21

Ssg. Jesse Sherrill, New Hampshire State Police EOW 10/28/21

Lt. David Formeza, Perth Amboy PD EOW 10/28/21

Chief Buddy Crabtree, Ider PD EOW 10/30/21

Dy. David Cook, Kent County SO EOW 11/1/21

Sgt. Timothy Werner, Pittsburgh Bureau Of Police EOW 11/2/21

Det. Sgt. Gary R. Taccone, Erie PD EOW 11/3/21

Dy. John E. Moon, Waller County SO EOW 11/3/21

Senior Ofc. Sherman O. Benys; Jr., Kingsville PD EOW 11/4/21

Agent Anibal A. Perez, U.S. Border Patrol EOW 11/5/21

Cor. Ofc. Juan Cruz; Jr., Fresno County SO EOW 11/5/21

Sgt. Scott M. Patton, Robinson Township PD EOW 11/6/21

Cpl. Ignacio J. Romero, Lander County SO EOW 11/7/21

Dy. Lena N. Marshall, Jackson County SO EOW 11/8/21

Ofc. Paramhans D. Desai, Henry County PD EOW 11/8/21

K9 Rogue, Cedar Park PD EOW 11/8/21

Sgt. Dominic Guida, Bunnell PD EOW 11/9/21

Lt. Chad O. Brackman, Maricopa County SO EOW 11/10/21

Det. Michael J. Dion, Chicopee PD EOW 11/10/21

Cor. Ofc. Kevin Dupree, Texas Dept. Of Corrections EOW 11/11/21

Ofc. Michael D. Chandler, Big Stone Gap PD EOW 11/13/21

Parole Ofc. Ty’Isha Harper, Texas Parole Division EOW 11/15/21

Mstr. Tpr. Daniel A. Stainbrook, Wisconsin State Patrol EOW 11/15/21

Cor. Ofc. Rhonda J. Russell, Blair County Prison EOW 11/17/21

Dy. Frank Ramirez; Jr., Independence County SO EOW 11/18/21

Code Enforcement Ofc. Adam R. Arbogast, Parsons PD EOW 11/25/21

Supervisory Agent Martin Barrios, U.S. Border Patrol EOW 11/29/21

Ofc. Henry Laxson, Clayton County PD EOW 11/30/21

Agent Salvador Martinez; Jr., U.S. Border Patrol EOW 11/30/21

Pc. Madison Nicholson, Wilcox County CO EOW 12/1/21

Det. Antonio A. Valentine, St. Louis County PD EOW 12/1/21

Dy. Clay Livingston, Elbert County SO EOW 12/3/21

Ofc. Richard Houston II, Mesquite PD EOW 12/3/21

Senior Ofc. Eric Lindsey, Austin PD EOW 12/5/21

Ofc. Theodore J. Ohlemeier, Colwich PD EOW 12/8/21

Det. Joseph Pollack, Douglas County SO EOW 12/9/21

Cpl. Jack L. Guthrie; Jr., Dallas College PD EOW 12/9/21

Dy. Jailer Robert Daniel, Graves County Jail EOW 12/10/21

Ofc. Jeremy M. Wilkins, Chandler PD EOW 12/17/21

Ofc. Zachary D. Cottongim, Louisville Metro PD EOW 12/18/21

Ofc. Chad P. Christiansen, Volk Field Security Forces EOW 12/18/21

Sgt. Kevin D. Redding, Haverford Township PD EOW 12/20/21

Ofc. Mia D. Figueroa-Goodwin, Charlotte-Mecklenburg PD EOW 12/22/21

Ofc. Keona Holley, Baltimore City PD EOW 12/23/21

Agent José Ferrer-Pabón, DDP De Puerto Rico EOW 12/24/21

Lt. Matthew A. Vogel, Hudson County SO EOW 12/27/21

Dy. Sean Riley, Wayne County SO EOW 12/29/21

Sgt. Marlene Rittmanic, Bradley PD EOW 12/30/21

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(2021/04/16) CIA Assassination Plot Targeted Cuba's Raul Castro

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# CIA Assassination Plot Targeted Cuba's Raul Castro

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As Castro Retires on 60th Anniversary of the Bay of Pigs, National Security Archive Posts Declassified Top Secret CIA Cables, Reports from 1960

Agency Officials Willing to Pay Over $10,000 For ‘Fatal Accident’

Another Assassination Plot against Fidel Castro Was Part of Bay of Pigs Invasion Strategy

**Washington D.C., April 16, 2021 –** In the earliest known CIA assassination plot against leaders of the Cuban revolution, high agency officials offered the pilot of a plane carrying Raul Castro from Prague to Havana “payment after successful completion of ten thousand dollars” to “incur risks in arranging accident” during the flight, according to formally TOP SECRET documents posted today by the National Security Archive. The pilot, who the CIA had earlier recruited as an intelligence asset in Cuba, “asked for assurance that in event of his [own] death the U.S. would see that his two sons were given a college education.” “This assurance was given,” his CIA handler in Havana, William J. Murray, reported.

According to TOP SECRET cables between the CIA headquarters and the CIA Havana station, and debriefings Murray later provided on "questionable activities," the plot quickly evolved after the Cuban pilot, Jose Raul Martinez, advised Murray that he had been selected to fly a chartered Cubana Airlines plane to Prague to pick up Raul Castro and other high-ranking Cuban leaders on July 21, 1960. When Murray informed his superiors at Langley headquarters, as he later told the Rockefeller Commission on the CIA, “headquarters cabled back that it was considering the possibility of a fatal accident and asked whether the pilot would be interested.”

The cable, classified “TOP SECRET RYBAT OPERATIONAL IMMEDIATE” and signed by CIA Deputy Director of Plans Tracy Barnes, and J.C. King, the head of the CIA’s Western Hemisphere Division, informed Murray that “possible removal of top three leaders is receiving serious consideration at HQS” and asked if the pilot had “motivation sufficient to incur risks of arranging accident during return trip” from Prague. To provide sufficient motivation, Barnes and King offered $10,000, or “a reasonable demand in excess of that” as well as to arrange rescue facilities for the pilot after the “accident” took place.

Murray discussed the proposal with Martinez in a car as the pilot drove to the Havana airport to fly to Prague. “Subj willing to take calculated risk but limited to foll[owing] possibilities which can pass as accidental: A. engine burnout on take off to delay or harass trip. B. Vague possibility water ditching approx. 3 hours out from Cuba,” Murray reported to Langley after the meeting. “Subj rules out engine failure in flight due [to] imminent danger [of] fire and lack of opportunity to save any passengers or crew … Doubts ability perform real accident without endangering lives of all on board.”

After Martinez left for Prague, the Havana station received a second cable, signed by Tracy Barnes, that rescinded the assassination plot. “Do not pursue,” it stated. “Would like to drop matter.” By then, however, there was no way to reach the pilot. When he returned, Martinez reported to Murray that “he had no opportunity to arrange an accident such as we had discussed.”

This “accident plot” was obliquely described in the special Senate Committee report on _Alleged Assassination Plots Involving Foreign Leaders_ , published 1976 after an investigation into CIA covert actions led by Senator Frank Church. The Church Committee report identified the plot as “the first action against the life of a Cuban leader sponsored by the CIA of which the Committee is aware” but withheld—or perhaps was denied—key details, including that the would-be assassin was a pilot and the “accident” would involve a civilian airliner. Nor did the Committee publish any of the documents on which its description was based.

The TOP SECRET documents were later declassified as part of the JFK Assassination Records Act and obtained by National Security Archive senior analyst John Prados for the Archive’s digital collection, _CIA Covert Operations II: The Year of Intelligence, 1975._

### The Bay of Pigs Assassination Plot

The Bay of Pigs operation also involved a complex CIA plot to assassinate Fidel Castro, launched only a few weeks after the short-lived effort to kill his brother. In August 1960, the CIA’s director of covert operations, Richard Bissell, authorized what one SECRET EYES ONLY CIA memo described as “a sensitive mission requiring gangster-type action.” The mission “was the liquidation of Fidel Castro.” As the top CIA official in charge of the Bay of Pigs operation, Bissell’s intention was to assassinate Castro and enhance the chances of success for CIA’s counterrevolutionary program to overthrow his regime.

In a filmed interview Kornbluh conducted with Jacob Esterline, the CIA manager of the paramilitary invasion, Esterline said that he had been asked to divert over $150,000 from his budget for unspecified reasons but had refused to do so until he was briefed by Bissel’s chief of security, Sheffield Edwards. After he learned the funds were designated to pay the mafia to arrange Castro’s assassination—using poisoned pills created by the agency’s Technical Services Division—Esterline protested to the head of the Western Hemisphere Division, J.C. King. “I said, ‘J.C. do you realize that this is going to make people take this whole thing less seriously if somebody thinks there’s an easy way out with Castro being killed?’”

“I thought it was absolutely amoral that we involve ourselves for the record in anything of this sort,” Esterline told Kornbluh. “Number one, I was just having trouble coming to grips with that. But number two, I thought it would also be the most self-defeating thing for the operation which was going to be [difficult] at best.” (Peter Kornbluh, [_Bay of Pigs Declassified_][2], pp. 264, 265)

  [2]: <https://www.amazon.com/Bay-Pigs-Declassified-Invasion-Documents/dp/1565844947>

The Archive is publishing these records as the Castro era in Cuba comes to a formal end. As the Cuban Communist Party convenes its 8th party congress on the 60th anniversary of the Bay of Pigs invasion, Raul Castro is stepping down from his powerful position as party leader. “Just as the defeat of the CIA-led invaders at the Bay of Pigs marked a historic turning point for the young revolution,” according to Peter Kornbluh who directs the Archive’s Cuba project, “the official beginning of the post- Castro era marks a major turning point for Cuba’s future.”

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1975-01-17

After the scandal about CIA efforts to assassinate foreign leaders such as Fidel Castro breaks in the media in early 1975, a former agent in the Havana station, William J. Murray, files a report to the agency’s inspector general on the earliest known plot in Cuba to kill a leader of the revolution—Raul Castro. Murray recounts how one of his recruited Cuban intelligence assets, a pilot, informed him on July 18, 1960, that he had been assigned to fly to Prague to pick up Raul Castro and other Cuban officials. After he informed CIA headquarters, Murray received an urgent, highly classified cable instructing him to offer the pilot $10,000 or more to motivate him to “cooperate in arranging an accident during the return trip from Prague.” The pilot agreed to “take a calculated risk but limited the possibilities which could pass as an accident.” In the end, no attempt was undertaken, and CIA officials rescinded the assassination instructions.

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1960-07-21

Top officials in the CIA’s covert operations division sent this urgent telegram to their agent in Havana, William Murray, instructing him to encourage a pilot who is going to be flying Raul Castro from Prague to Havana “to incur risks in arranging accident during return trip.” The CIA would offer $10,000 and meet “a reasonable demand in excess of that” once the accident had been completed. The cable begins by stating that “possible removal top three leaders is receiving serious consideration at HQS.”

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1960-07-22

After conferring with the pilot just before he leaves for Prague, Murray reports back that “subj willing to take calculated risk” but limited to “possibilities which can pass as accidental.” The two discussed puncturing the tire of the plane to cause an accident, and even a real crash of some sort by causing engine failure which the pilot rules out because of “lack of opportunity to save any passengers or crew.” Among the options the pilot will consider is “vague possibility water ditching approx. 3 hours out from Cuba.”

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1960-07-21

After the pilot has left for Prague, CIA headquarters sends a second, short, two-sentence cable shutting down the operation. “Do not pursue ref[erence cable],” it states. “Would like to drop matter.” The cable arrives too late to alert the pilot that the CIA no longer wants to advance the assassination plot.

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1975-06-11

The official Rockefeller Commission appointed by President Gerald Ford to investigate CIA misconduct, debriefs William Murray on the 1960 plot against Raul Castro, as well as a more general discussion of the CIA’s role in encouraging efforts to overthrow Castro in the early 1960s. The memcon of the meeting records Murray as pointing out that “in many Latin American countries assassination is historically not an unusual form of changing government.”

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1966-06-24

The CIA’s director of security, Howard J. Osborn, sends a detailed summary to the deputy director on the CIA-Mafia collaboration to assassinate Castro before the Bay of Pigs invasion. The history starts with the authorization from the deputy director for plans, Richard Bissell, for “a sensitive mission requiring gangster-type action. The mission target was the liquidation of Fidel Castro.” The report describes how Robert Maheu was used as a CIA “cutout” to approach mobsters Johnny Roselli and Sam Gold. It also describes how the CIA’s Technical Services Division “developed a pill that had the elements of rapid solubility, high lethal content, and little or no traceability” as an assassination device. Six pills were produced and passed initially to a Cuban official with mafia ties, Juan Orta. When he got “cold feet,” the pills were passed to a member of the Cuba Exile Junta, Anthony Verona, to pass to operatives in Havana. But, the report states, “Verona’s potential was never fully exploited as the project was cancelled shortly after the Bay of Pigs episode.”

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