Mainly in New York, then left for Panama in December and finally Egypt in March 1980, where he died that July.

Washington was important politically because the Carter administration was dealing with his state status, but it wasn't his post revolutionary.

What is interesting for your theory is that the Shah had been a very frequent visitor to the United States long before 1979 and his travel wasn't confined to Washington or New York.

State Department records show visits over the years to Los Angeles, San Francisco, Hawaii, Chicago, Arizona, and strikingly, San Diego itself.

On his 1949 trip, he visited San Diego and he made numerous other private and official us trips thereafter.

So if Barry had substantial California interests, there are really two possible periods for contact.

Before the Revolution, when the Shah traveled extensively in the US, and Barry may already have been internationally wealthy and established there.

And after the