This is  a list of fugitives that the FBI believes are currently living in Cuba under the protection of the Castro

regime.  Some of them have been accused of murder, others of terrorism, air piracy and financial crimes:

Victor Gerena (New York)  one of the FBI's Top Ten, is wanted for the 1983 robbery of a Wells Fargo armored truck depot in

West Hartford, Connecticut. The FBI says on September 12, 1983, Gerena took hostage two of his fellow Wells Fargo employees

escaped with $7 million dollars.

Joanne Chesimard is wanted for escaping from prison in Clinton, New Jersey, while serving a life sentence for murder. On May 2, 1973,

Chesimard, who was part of a revolutionary activist organization known as the Black Liberation Army, and two accomplices were stopped

for a motor vehicle violation on the New Jersey Turnpike by two troopers with the New Jersey State Police. At the time, Chesimard was

wanted for her involvement in several felonies, including bank robbery. Chesimard and her accomplices opened fire on the troopers,

seemingly without provocation. One trooper was wounded and the other was shot and killed execution-style at point-blank range. Chesimard

fled the scene, but was subsequently apprehended. One of her accomplices was killed in the shoot-out and the other was also apprehended and

remains in jail.

Robert Vesco (Michigan)  He is charged in the United States

for bilking mutual funds investors of $224 million. Vesco fled to Costa Rica

and later to Cuba, where he started several joint ventures with the Castro

regime, but was later sent to jail by Castro when he tried to become more

independent and cut the Cuban regime out of the deals.

Michael Finney(California) [Republic of New Africa] See this article: http://www.latinamericanstudies.org/cuba/hill.htm
Ralph Goodwin (Illinois) See this article: http://www.cubanet.org/CNews/y00/feb00/07e17.htm

Charlie Hill  (Maryland) [Republic of New Africa, killed a cop in New Mexico]
James  Patterson (Michigan) Air Piracy
William Palm (Missouri) ESCAPE; AIDING & ABETTING
Clinton Smith (Cuba) Air Piracy
Richard Linares (Cuba) Escape
John  Marques (Louisiana)

Theresa Grosso (California)
William Lee Brent shot two police officers and hijacked a plane in June 1969
Oreste Bello (Cuba)
Cosme  Iglesia (Cuba)
Barbara Alvarez (Cuba)
Ofelia Bernardo (Cuba)
Jose  Bernardo Tunon (Cuba)
Ernest Ferrero (Cuba)
Fidel Rego Otano  (Cuba)
Vincente Rego Otano (Cuba)
Nacasio Delgado (Cuba)
Miguel  Sanchez (Cuba)
Ricardo Coro (Cuba)
Rosalino Rodriguez Cabria  (Cuba)
George Wright Virginia
Jose Montero (Cuba)
Hector Ochoa  (Cuba)
William Potts (unknown)
Mario Fonseca (Cuba)
Divaldo Rojas  Reyes (Cuba)
Wilfredo Oquendo (Cuba)
Eduardo Salgado (Cuba)
Roberto  Salgado (Cuba)
Carlos Arias Valdez (Cuba)
Marino Samon (Cuba)
Rolando  Cadenas (Cuba)
Silvio Cabrera (Cuba)
Crecencio Zamora (Cuba)
Sergio  Rojas (Cuba)
Juan Garcia (Cuba)
Robert Gracial (Cuba)
Ciro Granda  (Cuba)
Santiago Guerra Valdez (Cuba)
Patrick Latortue (unknown)
Ramon  Delgado (Cuba)
Hector Gonzalez (Cuba)
Daniel Abad (Cuba)
Brian  Wilson (Cuba)
Joaquin Babin Estrada (Cuba)
Miguel Aguiar  (Cuba)
Rogelio Leyva (Cuba)
Roberto Aguiar (Cuba)
Jose Caballero  (Cuba)
Eduardo Jiminez (Colombia)
Gilberto Calero (Cuba)
Ambrosa  Montfort (Georgia)
Luis Soltren (Puerto  Rico)
Catherine Kerkow (Oregon)
Antajares Payano (Dominican  Republic)
Ishmael Ali (Virgin Islands) [convicted of multiple murders in the  Virgin Islands]
Cheri Dalton (New York)
Miguel Toledo (Cuba)
Nelson  Molina (Cuba)
Rafaele Minichiello (Italy)
Felix Coolin (Dominican  Republic)
Manuel Vargas Agueros (Cuba)
Armando Diaz La Rossa  (Cuba)
Esmeraldo Ramirez Castaneda (Cuba)
Jose Garcia Sanchez  (Cuba)
Pedro De Quesada (Cuba)
Rigoberto Gonzalez Sanchez  (Cuba)
Ramon Martin (Cuba)
Jesus Armenteros (Cuba)
Gilberto Carrazana Y  Gonzalez (unknown)
Donald Rider (North Dakota)
Francis Teroll (New York)