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Sent: Monday, February 11, 2002 11:50 PM
Subject: Re: Any answers?

having reread material quoted as coming from me i confirm accuracy .

re tunnel- its still secret. ther are 2 smaller ones discovered in mid
90s  and  published in newspapers. one was built by germans in ww1 and
continued between wars.

haig junior personally told me about the truck tunnel when it was
reactivated in 69.  Fox and haig sr both briefed him on it. haig jr
briefed william c odom and myself. he went into details of what sounded
like incipient nugan hand bank but i was shut out of full picture.
due to wheelers illness , leroy manner was taking over.

when they first tried getting trucks through they had to deflate tires .
itturned out ww2 ford trucks (used by germans and us ) were slightly
smaller. they modified some air force trucks and kept them in eagle pass
and in crystal city

i will cc youthe nugan stuff. it will be awhile as i have my hands full
and i have been injured again.  the mob is going nuts because im ruining
their casino deal again. i dont even carethat much ; theyre just between
me and the designated target and are too dumb to get out of their own
way.
kthomas

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Sent: Monday, February 11, 2002 3:51 PM
Subject: Re: Any answers?

im going to send ninenews what answersi have.

of possible particular interst to you:

1- bill colby and nugan were close buddies.

2-household international of prospect heigts, illinois is the dwnsized
rmnant of some nugan hand ops

3- Hands basic expertise was psyops.(originally)

4- the entire key to nugan hand involves a large tunnel under the rio
grande near the sw corner of dimmit county, texas., that accomodatres
2¹/2 ton trucks, built by germans in 1930s and still maintained by
them.  names involved are Air Force generals wheeler,manor,black. Army
colonels boris pash, (cant remember other one) and army general alonzo
fox.
kthomas

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