DEA Informant Barry Seal Cesario Diosdado DC-4 Aircraft Sting Operation Mexican Weapons Trafficking Noriega Contra War Medellin Cartel Cocaine Smuggling Carlos Lehder Connection. Corruption, #49

Read in this informative report how ex-special forces drug smuggling pilot Barry Seal was busted in a sting operation involving an undercover U. S. Customs Agent code named "Carlos Diaz, " whose real name was Cesario Diosdado Nunez and how Nunez set up Seal in addition to several other pilots and associate of the Gambino Crime Family Murray Morris Kessler to make a sale of explosives, arms and ammunition for a supposed attempt of an anti-Castro group in Mexico to use to overthrow the Fidel Castro Cuban government.
Barry Seal used Kessler to act as middle man in the explosives sale and was also arranging to trade weapons for heroin that this drug smuggling pilot was planning to pick up in Mexico. Barry Seal and other pilots rehearsed the delivery of the weapons on aircraft several times by flying to Mexican Air Force Bases, because the plot that Cesario Diosdado Nunez led Seal to believe was an attempt to overthrow Castro supposedly involved the Mexican Air Force assisting the Cuban rebels that the weapons were intended for in their planned coup d' etat against Fidel Castro.
Find out how undercover U. S. Customs and Drug Enforcement Administration agent Cesario Diosdado Nunez, who worked for the CIA and was connected to the JFK assassination of Nov. 22, 1963 through his contact with militant Alpha 66 Cubans in Miami on the day of the JFK assassination, met Barry Seal, Gambino crime family associate Murray Morris Kessler and other criminals from Baton Rouge Louisiana at a Louisiana Motel room on June 30, 1972 to negotiate the purchase of the ammunition, explosives and rifles as part of the undercover U.
S. customs bust and led Barry Seal to believe he was helping anti-Castro rebels in Mexico by ordering that this illegal weaponry be delivered via van to the Shreveport Regional Airport in Shreveport Louisiana and placed on a DC-4 aircraft at the airport for transport to Mexico. Also find out how during the CIA backed CONTRA war to overthrow the Nicaraguan Sandinista government, the CIA was directly in contact with the Ochoa family of the Medellin Cocaine Cartel in Colombia during the CONTRA war and was recruiting Colombian pilots belonging to the Medellin Cartel which flew to Costa Rica where a CIA agent named John Hull owned a farm with landing zone jungle airstrips so that the pilots could refuel and then deliver their cocaine to the United States.
This operation funded the CIA's CONTRAS because allowing them to bring their cocaine into the United States but first requiring to them to refuel at Hull's landing strip made these CIA recruited Medellin Cartel pilots have to make financial pay-offs to Hull for using his landing strip and CIA operative John Hull was a CONTRA himself since he was a commander of the FDN, the Nicaraguan Democratic Force, one of the earliest CIA created CONTRA groups, also known as Fuerza Democrática Nicaragüense.
On the return flights from Southern Florida, these Colombian CIA recruited smuggler traffickers working for the Colombian Medellin cocaine cartel and the CIA would bring plane loads of weapons for the CONTRAS. Find out in this informative report how Colombian Medellin cocaine cartel smuggler Carlos Lehder, known as the "Colombian Rambo, " bought a Bahamian island called Norman's Cay and used cargo aircraft to smuggle 3.2 million tons of cocaine into the United States before being busted by the Drug Enforcement Administration and the Bahamian police.
Learn how Carlos Lehder then testified against Panamanian General Manuel Noriega to receive a lesser sentence. Find out how the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs (BNDD) learned that Noriega was in control of the drug trafficking in Panama and planned to assassinate Noriega and also learn how Noriega collaborated with Lt. Col. Oliver North to recruit a British paramilitary specialist to bomb a military complex, munitions dump and military hospital in Managua, Nicaragua on Nov.
6, 1985.