Part 112, page 346

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MGA 164-3

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checked all records of the American Embassy at San Jose and was unable to locate a record in the name of WILLARD CARLOS TWIGG or HENRY CONRAD.

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On 7/11/72, [REDACTED] American Embassy, San Jose, and [REDACTED] of the [REDACTED] in San Jose, advised that WILLARD CARLOS TWIGG and HENRY CONRAD are unknown to him.

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On 7/11/72, [REDACTED], American Embassy, San Jose, advised that Corilum Limited (for which he has San Jose P. O. Box 2241) is a plastics manufacturing company established three or four years ago in San Jose, Costa Rica, as a subsidiary of Ladesa. The manager is [REDACTED].

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He described Ladesa as an investment corporation established some years ago by retired Sergeant of the U. S. Army [REDACTED] who has resided in Costa Rica for approximately ten years. [REDACTED] who was born in Indiana, has various business interests in Costa Rica including [REDACTED] S.A.; and the [REDACTED] located in Central City, San Jose, Costa Rica. [REDACTED] has had some success in the past in interesting fellow hoosiers in investing in Costa Rica and has influenced some to move to that country for retirement purposes.

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[REDACTED] recalls that in the recent past while in conversation with [REDACTED] they touched on the subject of Corilum Limited, and, according to [REDACTED] the company had a bright future due to the recent arrival of a plastics expert. [REDACTED] advised that while he could not be certain, after having been given the name of WILLARD CARLOS TWIGG, he is of the opinion that this expert's name was TWIGG. He received the impression from the conversation that the expert's contribu- tion to Corilum was that of his expertise, and there was no indication that he brought money into the endeavor.

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