Haiti Justice

Former first lady Martine Moise reminds the Haitian people that 2 years to the date after the burial of her late husband, President Jovenel Moise, the assassins responsible for this crime still go unpunished

"23 July 2023, this is a difficult day," the the former first lady said.

"It's been two years since the funeral of President Jovenel Moise and his murderers are still out there."

Allthough the justice system is not working in Haiti to punish those who assassinated the president in July 7th 2021, the former first lady knows that her husband did not die in vain.

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I am kind of reading in between the lines here reading Patrick Gaspard's recent message on Twitter where he takes a big bite out the ass of Haitian prime minister Ariel Henry.

On 13 July 2023 former Haitian-American US ambassador to South Africa Patrick Gaspard shared and op-ed from The New York Times on twitter titled: "the US can still do what's right for Haiti." And with it, he posted the following tweet:

"There is still time for Washington to change course. it is long past time the US stopped propping up unpopular political leaders, especially those implicated in unsolved murders."

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Haitian businessman Rodolphe Jaar was the first to receive a sentence in Florida USA for his involvement in the assassination of Haitian president Jovenel Moise. Rodolphe Jaar will spend the rest of this life behind bars.

This maximum sentence was handed down to him by a judge in Miami, the first sentence of many handed down in what the authorities say was a sprawling plot, the New York Times reports.

While the United States, where the assassination plot was concocted, is the first to convict a suspect linked to the assassination, in Haiti still there's no justice for president Jovenel Moise.

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On Thursday October 21 2021, Judge Gary Orelien was attacked by unknown assailants at Delmas 95.

Gunman heavily-armed attacked the vehicle of the judge in charge of the investigation on the assassination of President Jovenel Moise Thursday night, according to news reports.

Judge Orelien was not harmed however, he regarded this as a threat on his life.

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This just in... The office of Judge Gary Orelien, the judge in charge of investigating the assassination of President Jovenel Moise, has been vandalized. Some very important documents related to the investigation has been stolen according to news reports.

This forced entry and robbery took place late night Wednesday to early morning Thursday, October 28th 2021.

On October 21, 2021, the vehicle of Judge investigating the assassination president Jovenel Moise was attacked in Delmas

No details have been given as of yet regarding the exact content that was stolen but there are deemed of extreme importance to the investigation.

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Patrick Gaspard, a former US ambassador to South Africa with Haitian roots, stated in a recent tweet that the gangs in Haiti are controlled by politicians supported by the United States.

Patrick Gaspard tweets:

Finally, this truth about gangs in Haiti is being truthfully reported: