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Jump To Comment: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Thereis a copy of the htel register and Passport as given to the Hotel Los Americas at this address.
Just looking through some of my recent pics I took in Glengad at the Shell compound, headshots of a security guy there looks similar to the wanted man above.
I can't say for certain if it's the same man. Head shot number 8 at this link: http://www.indymedia.ie/article/92183
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It certainly looks like him. IRMS wont comment Heres another Photo from Santa Cruz with Revesz in the background behind Flores.
IRMS Employee sought in Bolivia
These are from some of the headshots I took at Glengad recently.
Is this the man Tibor Revesz, wanted for terrorist activities in Bolivia?
http://www.indymedia.ie/article/92434
http://www.indymedia.ie/article/92183
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Is that Tibor Revesz with Dwyer
From article: http://www.indymedia.ie/article/91977
Tibor Revesz with Dwyer - Operation Solitaire Shield
The colour headshot looks like him, I dont think the height is right in the Photo with Dwyer. He's not tall. There is some doubt over whether that is Mick Dwyer or not in that photo.
Incidentally Elod Toase i(who was arrested in Santa Cruz on 16th April at the shootout) is on the LHS
Tibor Revesz on RHS
Gabor Dudog was a sergeant in the Hungarian Army, working as a sniper. Was discharged due to heart conditions. This is 100% true.
from Yesterdays Sunday Times
Hunt for two more Irishmen in Bolivian death plot probe
Mark Tighe and Annie Murphy
Bolivian authorities are seeking two Irish-passport holders, including a former member of the defence forces, who they say had links to the group accused of plotting to assassinate the president, Evo Morales.
Michael Dwyer, from Tipperary, was shot dead along with two others in Santa Cruz when Bolivian special forces raided their hotel on April 16.
The Sunday Times has seen copies of CVs held on the laptop of Eduardo Rosza Flores, the group’s leader, which security sources say were those of applicants to join his “private army”.
Two of the CVs are from Irish passport-holders, one of whom originally comes from Hungary. They are not among the three eastern Europeans known to have worked with Dwyer at IRMS, the security firm that protects Shell’s gas-pipeline project in Mayo.
Dwyer told his family he was going to Bolivia for a “training course”. At this stage police merely want to question the two Irishmen, who have not been accused of wrongdoing. They want to know what contacts they had with Flores and Dwyer and how they became aware of Flores’s recruitment process. One has a home address in the midlands and, according to his CV, served in the Irish Army in the 1990s. He then worked for a private security firm in the Middle East. An army spokesman said yesterday that the man is, in fact, a serving member of the reserve forces.
The second man is Erik Imre Benedek. His address was listed as Mayo, but yesterday he was in Hungary from where he confirmed he had known Dwyer. He worked as a security guard in Hungary, then for IRMS.
A senior investigator said: “[Flores] was trying to put together an elite armed organisation.” There is no evidence that these men had any knowledge of what he was planning.
The young man standing behind Revesz in the hallway picture, in the comment by Cathar, can be identified as Gabor Dudog.