Former Colombian soldier in Haiti splashes Prime Minister Claude Joseph for President Moïse’s crime: new details unveiled

This Wednesday new information arrives from Haiti on the affair of assassination of President Jovenel Moïse involving several former Colombian soldiers. According to an investigation by Noticias Caracol, Prime Minister Claude Joseph, who would take power on the island after the death of the head of state, would be involved in the heinous crime.

Colombian media revealed that the assassination began to prepare in November 2020 in the CTU Security headquarters building in Miami. They say the Venezuelan Antonio Intriago, owner of the company, the Colombian director, Arcángel Pretel, the Haitian-American James Solages, a Haitian diplomat by the last name of Askard, the already captured Haitian doctor, Christian Sanon, and the Colombian Jonathan Rivera met Garcia.

The plan in the first place would have been to remove President Moïse to seize power and leave as President Claude Joseph, the current Prime Minister of Haiti. This is a hypothesis which is reinforced by the investigations carried out by the Haitian authorities and the investigators of the FBI.

The media which exclusively revealed these details assured that the Colombian Pretel and the Haitian James Solages, after meeting in Miami, returned to pick up Jonathan Rivera, who had attended the meeting, and took them to his home. brother, retired army captain Germán Rivera, and retired sergeant Duverney Capador.

Regarding the recruitment of Colombian mercenaries, it was Captain Rivera and Sergeant Capador who were responsible for recruiting them through three Colombian companies known to have sent retired soldiers to provide security services in the Middle East.

Seven Colombians allegedly assassinated the president

In contrast, Semana journalist Salud Hernández-Mora, who is in Puerto Príncipe, confirmed that one of the Colombian detainees broke down in tears when he saw the evidence that the authorities have in their power and he had no other way but to confess that seven of the Colombian mercenaries were the ones who assassinated President Moïse.

Noticias Caracol also has the same version and the names of these seven Colombians who, accompanied by three Haitian police officers, entered and assassinated the president. they would have been Carlos Guerrero, Mauricio Romero, Duverney Capador, Juan Carlos Yepes, Manuel Grosso, Neil Durán and Naiser Franco.

“In the blink of an eye, the mercenaries entered my house and killed my husband”Haiti’s first lady said in an audio recording released this weekend.

This is how the capture happened

After committing the crime, the mercenaries allegedly left the scene and according to CNN, they were trapped in a checkpoint that was activated by the General Security Unit of the National Palace. “We could hear them talking and shouting in Spanish”the source told US media. “They were talking and they knew exactly what they were up against.”.

The Haitian security forces preferred to wait for the fugitives to come out. Finally, at 3 p.m., according to CNN, Haitian forces threw three tear gas canisters into the street in front of the store where the mercenaries took refuge, allowing columns of gas to spill out inside. The negotiations have started.

“At first we didn’t know how many people there were until the hostages were released. Then the hostages said there were about 25, and I said, ‘Oh, okay, we’re dealing with a platoon.’, the source told this newscast.

Colombians Mauricio Javier Romero, Duberney Capador and Miguel Guillermo Garzón died in action. The others have been captured and continue to reveal information about this crime that terrorized the island.

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