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f ies aK al’ 3 ald: vi} . we er ee nace mgt et vee ee mmm a ee - , . Le . - we imme Se ‘ _ XQ . January 15, 1945.- I met X and recommended that the party enter via Guajira and I gave him a travel guide which would bring Hitler and his group from the Peninsula to my property in Narifio in a very secret manner. January 30, 1945.— Until today I have contacted X He ingstruct~ ei me to go immediately to Colombia in order to arrange details of the plan. X informed me that the trip would be made by submarine and that Babiahonda would serve as the place of entrance, Its cove would be ideally suited to this type of vessel, Besides at only 300 Rnesian kilometers from Behiahonia, in Lhe Depart- ment of Magdalena, is Colombia's largest natural airplane landing field, "La Loma®, We agreed on the method of contact and musical keys based on the first movement of Haydn's "Toy Symphony", which I must use to communicate with Germany vie radio. Arriving in Colombia, I proceeded to select my collatoretors or “contact men", Two of them were faithful fanily servants; the third, e high ranting Colombian army officer; the fourth, a conservative leader of Antioquia; the fifth, a violently anti-Communist liberal leader; the sixth, an intelligent and ectrenely wealthy heiress and sports enthusiast of Yelle cel Cauca. fo make this story brief, I shall summarize the rest of the events: After heving mace all the necessary arrangenents, which required well over a month end a half, during which period I wes constently in contact with Germany enc the "Hitler Groun" ( of which "Amigo, amigo, amigo" did not say he formed a part, as did Martin Bormann), the landing was made in Bahiahonda on July 19, 1945, at dawn, The "Guajira Indians" which "Anigo, amigo, amigo" mentions in his etory were none other than three of the most importent contact men. We could not take the risk of obtaining true Guejire indians because they might have been bribed by some one to betray us to the authorities. From here on, the story differs from the one told by “Amigo, amigo, amigo" ( whom I believe to be a tall, slender Dutchman ( Holland) who was a mem ber of the group, and whom I frequently saw at the plantation in the savanna of Bogota which Hitler and his committee later occupied, Reserve cannot be the canse of tergiversation of events on the part of this individual who offers to sell his petty secrets for 50,000 dollars. I do not know what his motive is, nevertheless, this is what really occurred:~ For six days Hitler and his followers travelled on horseback, only at night, from Behiahonda to the "La Loma" landing field. At the agreed hour of meeting three contact men and I waited at the rendezvous. We had succeeded in ac- quiring three smell four-passenger Stinson planes, to begin the trip from there to Narifio. Then, I wes suddenly informed by a high-ranicing German officer .that Hitler haé changed his mind and he had decided not to hide on my property. Hitler, Bormann, two German physiciste and two pilots travelled by Plane to a destination that I then ignored. They cerried with them secret plans for the V-3 Sky Rocket bomb, the interplanetary Sky rockets and the complete re-