The Man Who Broke Cuba's Codes - Vanished Inside the Vault
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The Man Who Broke Cuba's Codes - Vanished Inside the Vault
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Danger hid inside the very machines that kept Cuba’s spies alive: a cryptographer at the heart of Havana’s encrypted network whose betrayal coincided with a cascade of agents disappearing in the United States. How did a first lieutenant with access to every coded message become the single most consequential mole the CIA ever ran inside Cuba, and why did his prosecution reportedly present no physical evidence?
In this episode, we tell the story of Rolando Sarraff Trujillo, his work inside Department M-XV, the pattern of vanished Cuban agents in the early 1990s, and the unresolved questions about how his access was discovered and how long it remained exposed. What did he pass, to whom, and why was the record so thin where the answers should be?
Person: Rolando Sarraff Trujillo
Date of birth: August 22, 1963
Event: Arrest in November 1995 and release December 18, 2014
Organization: Department M-XV, Dirección General de Inteligencia (DGI)
Family: Son aged 7 at arrest and 26 at release
- Sarraff was a first lieutenant working at the center of Cuba’s encrypted communications in Department M-XV.
- He was arrested in November 1995 and spent 19 years in Cuban prison before release on December 18, 2014.
- His son was seven years old at the time of the arrest and 26 years old when Sarraff walked free.
- Reuters and ABC reported conflicting accounts of his father's background, one calling him a lieutenant colonel and retired journalist, the other a retired intelligence officer trained at a KGB academy.
- McClatchy reported that Sarraff’s unit handled the encrypted communications of Cuban agents operating abroad, meaning every message from spies in cities like Miami, Washington, and Madrid passed through his system.
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