Frank Sturgis

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(spook, assassin, deep state operative)
Frank Sturgis.jpg
BornFrank Angelo Fiorini
1924-12-09
Norfolk, United States
DiedDecember 4, 1993 (Age 68)
Miami, United States
Member ofJFK/Assassination/Perpetrators, Operation 40, Watergate/Burglars, Watergate/White House Plumbers
Perpetrator of1980 Camarate air crash
An spooky assassin involved in so many deep state operations that his FBI file was over 75000 pages.

Not to be confused with Frank Knight Sturgis who was President of the New York Stock Exchange for J. P. Morgan's money trust.

Frank Sturgis (born Frank Fiorini) was a member of Operation 40. His FBI file is 75,253 pages - four times as long as the FBI file on Watergate and almost twice as long as the combined Watergate and JFK Assassination file.[1]

Operation 40

Full article: Rated 4/5 Operation 40
Covering he face with his coat in the famous Operation 40 photo.

Frank Sturgis was a member of the CIA assassination squad, Operation 40. He clarified that “this assassination group [Operation 40] would upon orders, naturally, assassinate either members of the military or the political parties of the foreign country that you were going to infiltrate, and if necessary some of your own members who were suspected of being foreign agents... We were concentrating strictly in Cuba at that particular time. Actually, they were operating out of Mexico, too.” [2]

JFK assassination

Full article: JFK assassination

In January 2004, E. Howard Hunt gave a taped interview claiming that Lyndon Johnson instigated the JFK assassination, and that the key organisers were Frank Sturgis, David Sánchez Morales, Cord Meyer and David Atlee Phillips.[3]

Watergate coup

Full article: Watergate coup

Frank Sturgis was arrested by police at the Democratic party headquarters on the sixth floor of Watergate. He was found with four other men, wearing rubber surgical gloves, unarmed, and carrying extensive photographic equipment and electronic surveillance devices.[4]

1980 Camarate air crash

Full article: 1980 Camarate air crash

In 2013 José Esteves told the Portuguese parliamentary X Commission that Frank Sturgis had paid him $200,000 to create a firebomb that was used in the 1980 Camarate air crash.[5] Fernando Farinha Simões also stated that José Esteves had been paid $200,000.[6]


 

An event carried out

EventLocationDescription
1980 Camarate air crashPortugal
Camarate
Lisbon
A covert assassination of Adelino Amaro da Costa, to cover up the October surprise conspiracy.
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