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A spy plane tied to covert attacks leads back to Florida’s largest senior community

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A high-tech surveillance plane linked to CIA operations near the Galápagos Islands was first owned by Sunshine Aviation Capital, a company tied to The Villages' Morse family. The plane, equipped with spy gear, was involved in covert actions resulting in missing fishermen. The Morse family's involvement and the plane's CIA connections remain unclear, according to a Washington Post investigation.

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