I call this topic "Standing my Ground"

[Scott Kaiser]

Edwin Kaiser, by his own admission said he wanted to kill someone, while in Alaska he told someone he knew not to go out to a field or follow the tracks that leads there, this person informed the FBI that it was that field where Kaiser hid the weapons, and Kaiser had illegally killed someone and hid the body there. All this and so much more will be disclosed of record.

[Scott Kaiser]

Wasn't there someone in the police force in St. Louis Missouri who had connections to the mafia in a planned plot with his associate Babun who's found in Edwin Kaiser's address book to assassinate Fidel Castro on December 5, 1963? I wounder, just who this person was that impersonated this police officer?

[Scott Kaiser]

I told you, whether you want to believe me or not, but I will fully expose Kennedy's assassination and Watergate, and you can take that to the bank.

[Scott Kaiser]

I always wondered how my father had joined so many anti-Castro groups just as soon as we moved into Miami? I mean did he just start approaching people after we moved into Miami in 1969 and say something like I'd like to join your group, and so these Cubans just said sure we take anyone, or did it take some time getting to know people before he could join these groups. I have to keep reminding myself that he belonged to more than just one group, and in fact even trained Rolando Masferrer's group as both my father and Rolando planned the assassination of Papa Doc. Interesting.

[Scott Kaiser]

For the FBI to say Kaiser has a difficult time putting together assassination plots and carry out co-ops infiltration's. Again, I have to remind myself that my father had no difficulty pointing a gun at state troopers and threatening to kill people, I wouldn't believe everything the FBI was telling me.

[Lauren Johnson]

Scott, it seems obvious your 'ol man was a spook whose job was to infiltrate the various Cuban groups. So what's the puzzlement about?

[Scott Kaiser]

Lauren, what puzzles me is when did my father really get to know these men in order for him to join these groups? I mean you don't just move into Miami and immediately start working with guys like Pawley and Sturgis. Is my mother correct about my father meeting these men in1963? And just reacquainted himself with them, then infiltrate these groups, ever since I learned who my father was I needed to get as much information about him out before having to hear it from others only to feel more hurt. After all, he is my father, and I do not condone his actions, there has been nights this 52 year old has cried myself to sleep.

[Scott Kaiser]

I was a kid when I knew Pawley and Sturgis, I believed they were my uncle's. I just thought they were good friends of my father, they always yelled out Cuba Libre, I never knew what they were up to or their plans, simply put, I just hung around them playing my own games. Now, imagine finding out who and what your father really is 44 years later, pretty fucked up if you ask me, truthfully, it fucks with my head, and all I want to do is keep it real.

[Lauren Johnson]

Lauren, what puzzles me is when did my father really get to know these men in order for him to join these groups? I mean you don't just move into Miami and immediately start working with guys like Pawley and Sturgis. Is my mother correct about my father meeting these men in1963? And just reacquainted himself with them, then infiltrate these groups, ever since I learned who my father was I needed to get as much information about him out before having to hear it from others only to feel more hurt. After all, he is my father, and I do not condone his actions, there has been nights this 52 year old has cried myself to sleep.

Here's a guess -- nothing more. There were others already there who could "vouch" for him. In other words, he wasn't the only spook. Kinda like one mafia wise guy introducing someone to another wise guy -- "I want you to meet Ed. He's a good friend." And everybody was being played.

[Scott Kaiser]

Lauren, what puzzles me is when did my father really get to know these men in order for him to join these groups? I mean you don't just move into Miami and immediately start working with guys like Pawley and Sturgis. Is my mother correct about my father meeting these men in1963? And just reacquainted himself with them, then infiltrate these groups, ever since I learned who my father was I needed to get as much information about him out before having to hear it from others only to feel more hurt. After all, he is my father, and I do not condone his actions, there has been nights this 52 year old has cried myself to sleep.

Here's a guess -- nothing more. There were others already there who could "vouch" for him. In other words, he wasn't the only spook. Kinda like one mafia wise guy introducing someone to another wise guy -- "I want you to meet Ed. He's a good friend." And everybody was being played.

Interesting concept, I suppose you have to start somewhere. If others could have vouched for him, he, my father had to of known someone(s) early on I would think.