In a series of interviews with the "Toledo Blade" in 2002, Morgan's widow broke her silence of 40 years, revealing that she and her husband had begun running guns to anti-Castro guerrillas because he was disenchanted by Castro's pro-Soviet leanings.
She said her husband had begun running guns to anti-Castro guerrillas because he was disenchanted by Castro's pro-Soviet leanings. In a series of interviews with the "Toledo Blade" in 2002, Morgan's widow broke her silence of 40 years.
In a series of interviews with the "Toledo Blade" in 2002, Morgan's widow broke her silence of 40 years. She said her husband had begun running guns to anti-Castro guerrillas because he was disenchanted by Castro's pro-Soviet leanings.
In a series of interviews with the "Toledo Blade" in 2002, Morgan's widow broke her silence of 40 years. She said her husband had begun running guns to anti-Castro guerrillas because he was disenchanted by Castro's pro-Soviet leanings.