"Subject reportedly observed entering the Casa de Dominó in Pinar del Río at approximately 14:20 local time. Wearing linen, smoking. Departed before contact could be established. Cigar ash collected for analysis. Match with known subject smoking habits is suggestive but not definitive."

"A man matching the subject's description was observed painting the hull of a sailboat called La Tercera Mañana at the marina. He answered to no name in particular. He was paid in cash. The captain's wife provided lunch (pollo guisado). The man returned the empty plate with the lid replaced and walked west along the seawall. He was not seen again."

"I saw a man on the beach with a guitar that looked like a cigar box. He was playing very slow and very badly. I asked if he took requests. He said he only played one song and it was already over. Then he laughed at his own joke for what felt like a long time. My wife thought he might be the man from the album we listened to in the rental car."

"Two performers — a juggler and a man who plays the saw — both reported a tourist matching the subject's description who tipped each of them five dollars and asked, in lightly accented English, where the cigar shops were. He did not stay for sunset. The juggler said the subject smelled of citronella. The saw player said he smelled of clove cigarettes. Both could be correct."

"Crew reported a small unflagged sailboat passing at low speed in the early morning. A single man at the tiller, gray beard, glasses, smoking. He waved without looking up. The boat was sailing the wrong way for any obvious destination. The captain's log notes only: 'Saw a man going nowhere. He seemed comfortable about it.' Coordinates plotted are approximate."