Photos

Haiti president Jovenel Moise kept a list of drug trafficers. Those who assassinated him came for the list

The death of Haiti president Jovenel Moise is drug-related, a New York Times article revealed.

President jovenel was assassinated in his residence on July 7th 2021. Those who came to assassinate him we're looking for and left with a document. Now we know what this document was. It was a list of drug traffickers that presidential if no intended to hand over to the American government oh, the New York Times revealed

Permalink | Comments

November 15 2021, Rich businessman Samir Handal was arrested Istanbul International Airport in Turkey in connection to the assassination of Haiti president Jovenel Moise.

Permalink | Comments

Some people ask why would someone want to attack the National Palace after the assassination of President Jovenel Moise but this is exactly what happened on Wednesday November 10th 2021.

Haiti National Palace under attack, presidential guards keep watch while do pedestrians run for their lives

Permalink | Comments

Born 26 June 1968, president Jovenel Moise celebrated his last birthday at home with his family on June 26th, 2021, before he was assassinated in the same residence where he celebrated his birthday party about 10 days later, on July 7th 2021.

In this picture, his eldest son, Joverlein Moise, is seen hugging his father, probably wishing him a happy birthday and many more to come.

Meanwhile, the assassins were well aware that it was going to be president Jovenel's last birthday party because they had people on the inside feeding them information about the whereabouts of the president.

They tried every witch way to force him to resign from office and he refused. He resisted.

The plan was already in motion to make him go away for good.

Permalink | Comments

A clip from a Canadian newspaper displays the photograph Joverlein Moise, the eldest son of Haitian president Jovenel Moise, assassinated on July 7th 2021 in his peivate residence.

The headline on the news paper clip reada: A son of the assassinated Haitian president Jovenel exiled in Quebec.

"Quebec is in equal opportunity Society. We are well, We are safe and secure and we are healing, Joverlein Moise, the son of President Jovenel Moise told the newspaper.

It is worth noting that Joverlein Moise is not the son of Martine Moise, the former first lady and wife of president Moise.

Permalink | Comments

How did a well-respected policeman in Haiti becomes one of the most feared gang leader by the government? Well if you ask Jimmy Cherisier, the famous "Barbecue," he will tell you. Pierre Esperance of RNDDH of ruined his life.

The now-famous gang leader of the G9 accuses the leader of the human rights organization of including his name and in a report accusing him of a massacre he did not commit.

To mr. Barbecue, the human rights organization known as all RDDDH in Haiti is nothing more than a political party who uses the cover of Human Rights to advance the political agenda of the organization and their partners.

Permalink | Comments

Some call him again leader. Former policeman Jimmy Cherisier alias Barbecue addressing the public opinion, mational and international, about his plans and the G-9 family and allies which he represents who rise up against Haitian prime minister Ariel Henry who has not answered questions about his alleged involvement in the assassination of President Jovenel Moise

Permalink | Comments

Permalink | Comments

Haiti Minister of Foreign Affairs Claude Joseph made a tweet that really angered Dominican president Luis Abinader.

What did he say in this tweet that pissed off the Dominican Republic so much that are cancelling the visas of Haitian students studying in the Dominican Republic?

All the man said is that the problem of insecurity is going on both in Haiti and the Dominican Republic. He feels that both countries should come together to help eradicate this problem across the island. The Dominicans we're not too happy about that because in their mind that country's perfect there's no crimes there no rape no kidnapping it's just cervezas en la playa.

Permalink | Comments

Everytime a judge in Haiti touches the investigation of the assassination of Haitian president Jovenel Moise bad things happen to him or people around him.

Judge Gary Orelien finally gathered enough guts to handle the investigation.

Or can he?

Haiti is just a poor little country with no money. So what could be so big of a conspiracy that, every time someone tries to bring justice to the man, you received death threats and all kinds of other threats to discourage you from continuing with the investigation?

Permalink | Comments