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And the man talks!!!
trujillos son died in paris he crashed a farari
Ramfis died in Spain in 1969.
The CIA role was limited. The American government was indecisive and eventually bailed on the assassins. The group was put together by Dominicans and the plot was carried out by Dominicans. The CIA involvement was actually quite limited.
If you speak Spanish and value your sanity, read the original.
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Gosh that was sooooooooo much better in Spanish!!! thank you.
Ramfis died in Spain in 1969.
The CIA role was limited. The American government was indecisive and eventually bailed on the assassins. The group was put together by Dominicans and the plot was carried out by Dominicans. The CIA involvement was actually quite limited.
the cia did take part they found the car dilivered his body to my grandfather Dr. Ramon Berges were he cleaned his wounds and burned his uniform....
Ramfis died in Spain in 1969.
The CIA role was limited. The American government was indecisive and eventually bailed on the assassins. The group was put together by Dominicans and the plot was carried out by Dominicans. The CIA involvement was actually quite limited.
im sorry your right and burned there his but did die in a crash. una condesa from high society was driving against him while he was talking his son to school the lady and him died
History is always very interesting and can be fascinating, but try to get it right. Ramfis was not taking his son to school it was the Dutches of Albuquerque Teresa Beltran de Lis who was. Btw Ramfis did live for about ten days before he succumbed to pneumonia.
History is always very interesting and can be fascinating, but try to get it right. Ramfis was not taking his son to school it was the Dutches of Albuquerque Teresa Beltran de Lis who was. Btw Ramfis did live for about ten days before he succumbed to pneumonia.
excuse me what ever you are i trhink i know what im talking about for personal reasons
excuse me what ever you are i trhink i know what im talking about for personal reasons
You think you can make it a bit clearer......I'm presuming English is not your first language, but that should not be an excuse for twisting history.:cheeky:
You think you can make it a bit clearer......I'm presuming English is not your first language, but that should not be an excuse for twisting history.:cheeky:
sorry let me take it slow... lol..... ramfis did die in a car crash.
he died in spain in a car he didnt die right away Angelita called us and they had time to visit him in the hospital. then they took him home and he died there.
History is always very interesting and can be fascinating, but try to get it right. Ramfis was not taking his son to school it was the Dutches of Albuquerque Teresa Beltran de Lis who was. Btw Ramfis did live for about ten days before he succumbed to pneumonia.
most ppl bed ridden for a while die from pneumonia...... duhh
sorry let me take it slow... lol..... ramfis did die in a car crash.
he died in spain in a car he didnt die right away Angelita called us and they had time to visit him in the hospital. then they took him home and he died there.
I knew you could do it....you make it sound so pedestrian so we all can understand...lovely. Can we now get back on topic. Last I heard it was about Imbert.
Hey, Ogre, while this is about Imbert Barrera's role in T's death, I wonder if he ever talks about that Dominicana de Aviaci?n DC-9 crash in '70, which claimed the lives of several members of his family, as well as the first Dominican-born boxing champ, Teo Cruz.
What was his first reaction? Payback from T's followers, perhaps?
I didn't ask him about that. Why would anyone bring up something like that in an interview? He 1st wife and daughter died in the crash. They were on their way to PR to buy his daughter's wedding trousseau. It was an accident.
Hey Ogre of the Caribs- what is your obsession with knowing the details surrounding Trujillo's death? and Dominican history in general?
I would have posted this on Nals polls thread about Trujillo Mi Padre but just saw that it was closed.
Angelita's first husband was killed by a bullet to the head last night - suggestion it could have been suicide:
Primer esposo de Angelita Trujillo muere de disparo a la cabeza
Angelita's first husband was killed by a bullet to the head last night - suggestion it could have been suicide:
Primer esposo de Angelita Trujillo muere de disparo a la cabeza
There is quite a long story about this guy. He was a social outcast. Dominican society might not have had the satisfaction of seeing him imprisoned for what he had done (because apparently he was protected), but they never forgave or forgot what he had done.
Its too bad he was never brought to justice. Trujillo's assassins have been living among us with impunity. Those in power never left, they just worked behind the scene. We can thank Balaguer for cementing that reality.
What happened to the 2007 case submitted by relatives of his victims, do you know?
Its too bad he was never brought to justice. Trujillo's assassins have been living among us with impunity. Those in power never left, they just worked behind the scene. We can thank Balaguer for cementing that reality.
Balaguer was very smart on using this people to work for him. Some of them were the ones doing Balaguer dirty job in the background. Balaguer during his 12 years exterminated a whole generation of Dominicans who really had balls and care a lot about their country. It is sad that Balaguer died peacefully and that nobody put a bullet in his head. He really deserved.
What happened to the 2007 case submitted by relatives of his victims, do you know?
Don't have any info on that case, but do hope it is still crawling its way through the judicial system.
I have read that Colonel Estevez was condemned to 30 years in jail by a Dominican Tribunal in 1965, but four years earlier along with Ramfis Trujillo had fled the country. In 1977 he is mysteriously allowed back into the country and ever since has lived as if nothing happened, until his suicide.