Final_Judgment

178 A Little Unpleasantness [117]
"She said that she wouldn't name names. 'That could get me killed,'
she said. 'Don't ask me that question. I want you to promise me that you
won't ask me that question.' However, " according to Lane, "Mr. Hunt's
lawyer asked her that question and she answered it, to my surprise. She said
that it was the Novo brothers."
According to Lane, "The Novo brothers—Guillermo and Ignacio—are very
interesting characters. I've done some research on them. I can assure you,"
said Lane, "that the first time I heard their name connected with the Kennedy
assassination was when Miss Lorenz gave their names to Hunt's lawyer. She
had not told me anything before that.
"After her testimony to Hunt's lawyer, I asked Miss Lorenz, 'Why did
you tell them?' She said—referring to Hunt, the CIA and his lawyers—`If
they are so dumb as to ask me that question, then it is not my fault if I give
them the answer. It's on their heads,’ said Miss Lorenz. `If you had asked
me, it would have been a different story. However, if the CIA—through
Hunt and his lawyers—asked that question, then it's on the record and it's
their fault, not mine.’"
THE HUNT-BUCKLEY CONNECTION
"These Novo brothers that Miss Lorenz named have been involved in a
series of intelligence related crimes. They were involved in the murder in
Washington, D.C. in 1976 of former Chilean government official Orlando
Letelier and Ronnie Moffit, a woman who was with him. A man named
Michael Townley who was connected with the Chilean secret police was
involved in planning the Letelier murder with the Novo brothers. When
Townley was indicted, he testified against the Novos.
"Townley was questioned by the FBI who asked Townley to show
them where in New York City he had his first meeting with the Novos.
Townley pointed out a building at 500 Fifth Avenue and showed the FBI the
office on the 41st floor where the first meeting was held." 315
According to Lane, research indicated that the meeting was held in the
office of then-U.S. Sen. James Buckley (C-N.Y.). Now a federal judge on
the U.S. District Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, Buckley is
the brother of former CIA operative and conservative fortnightly National
Review founder William F. Buckley, Jr.
(E. Howard Hunt was William F. Buckley's immediate superior in the
CIA during the period that the two served together in the CIA in Mexico for
nine months in the period of 1951-52.)
According to Lane, "The testimony by Townley made reference to a
William Sampol who worked in James Buckley's office. Sampol was a
cousin of the Novo brothers." 316
Lane points out that the murder of Letelier took place during the time that
George Bush was director of the CIA: "There is evidence that Bush was given
information that indicated that the Chilean government was responsible
for the murder of Letelier. However, Bush gave information to