The Faces of Evil Get Their Way

Greg Craig Gregory Craig, attorney for Juan Miguel Gonzalez, leaves his Washington office Wednesday, June 28, 2000, for the Rosedale Farm. A federal appeals court's stay on Elian Gonzalez departure dissolved Wednesday, and tentative plans were being made to fly to Havana on a chartered flight. (AP Photo/Ron Thomas)

Greg Craig Gregory Craig, attorney for Juan Gonzalez, enters a cab as he leaves his Washington office Wednesday, June 28, 2000 for the Rosedale Farm. A federal appeals court's stay on Elian Gonzalez departure from the U.S. expires at 4 p.m. Wednesday, June 28, 2000, and tentative plans were being made for Elian and his family to fly to Havana on a chartered flight. (AP Photo/Ron Thomas)

Greg Craig Gregory Craig, right, arrives at the Rosedale Farm in Washington Wednesday, June 28, 2000 where Elian Gonzalez and his family are staying. Elian Gonzalez was cleared to return home Wednesday when the Supreme Court decisively ended a seven-month custody battle between his father and U.S. relatives. Man at left is unidentified. (AP Photo/Stephen J. Boitano)

Janet Reno With a large screen displaying her image behind her, Attorney General Janet Reno addresses the National Community Service Conference in Orlando, Fla. Wednesday June 28, 2000. Referring to the legal fight over Elian Gonzalez, Reno said she was ``very pleased that the Supreme Court declined to review the case.''(AP Photo/Peter Cosgrove)

Hours before Elian Gonzalez is scheduled to return to Cuba on her orders, Attorney General Janet Reno addresses the National Community Service Conference in Orlando, Fla. Wednesday June 28, 2000. Reno said Wednesday she was ``very pleased that the Supreme Court declined to review the case.''(AP Photo/Peter Cosgrove)

Bill Clinton During a formal press conference in the White House East Room, in Washington, Wednesday, June 28, 2000, President Clinton answers a question about his efforts to repair relations with Cuba. Even as Elian Gonzalez was beginning his return trip Havana, Clinton said that he had reached out to Cuba but when Castro's air force shot down and killed Cuban-Americans flying near the island in 1996, it changed everything. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)

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	Gregory Craig, attorney for Juan Miguel Gonzalez, leaves his Washington office Wednesday, June 28, 2000, for the Rosedale Farm. A federal appeals court's stay on Elian Gonzalez departure dissolved Wednesday, and tentative plans were being made to fly to Havana on a chartered flight. (AP Photo/Ron Thomas)
	Gregory Craig, attorney for Juan Gonzalez, enters a cab as he leaves his Washington office Wednesday, June 28, 2000 for the Rosedale Farm. A federal appeals court's stay on Elian Gonzalez departure from the U.S. expires at 4 p.m. Wednesday, June 28, 2000, and tentative plans were being made for Elian and his family to fly to Havana on a chartered flight. (AP Photo/Ron Thomas)
	Gregory Craig, right, arrives at the Rosedale Farm in Washington Wednesday, June 28, 2000 where Elian Gonzalez and his family are staying. Elian Gonzalez was cleared to return home Wednesday when the Supreme Court decisively ended a seven-month custody battle between his father and U.S. relatives. Man at left is unidentified. (AP Photo/Stephen J. Boitano)
	With a large screen displaying her image behind her, Attorney General Janet Reno addresses the National Community Service Conference in Orlando, Fla. Wednesday June 28, 2000. Referring to the legal fight over Elian Gonzalez, Reno said she was ``very pleased that the Supreme Court declined to review the case.''(AP Photo/Peter Cosgrove)
	Hours before Elian Gonzalez is scheduled to return to Cuba on her orders, Attorney General Janet Reno addresses the National Community Service Conference in Orlando, Fla. Wednesday June 28, 2000. Reno said Wednesday she was ``very pleased that the Supreme Court declined to review the case.''(AP Photo/Peter Cosgrove)
	During a formal press conference in the White House East Room, in Washington, Wednesday, June 28, 2000, President Clinton answers a question about his efforts to repair relations with Cuba. Even as Elian Gonzalez was beginning his return trip Havana, Clinton said that he had reached out to Cuba but when Castro's air force shot down and killed Cuban-Americans flying near the island in 1996, it changed everything. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)