Some of the assassins were convicted, and some are still wanted.
As of 1991, the U.S. was still seeking to extradite three suspects from
Chile, including former DINA head Gen. Manuel Contreras and his chief aide
Col. Pedro Espinoza. The most notorious plotter is Michael Townley, an
American expatriate who was extradited from Chile in 1978 to take the heat
off of junta leader Augusto Pinochet. Townley served five years of his
sentence before being released into the U.S. witness protection program.
Some of us coup watchers had already heard about Townley. Two years before
the assassination, NACLA described him as a Peace Corp volunteer turned
right-wing terrorist and CIA advisor in pre-coup Chile. Microcomputers
were invented to keep track of people like him.
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