The security chief of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse is said to have made several trips to Colombia and Ecuador

Perspectives of guilt for the 26 Colombians involved in the assassination of Haiti’s President Jovenel Moïse on July 7 at his residence in the capital of the Central American country may change after finding evidence of Dimitri’s constant displacement Hérard, the man responsible for supporting the life of the president, Colombia and Ecuador weeks before the assassination.

According to information disseminated by the Haitian media, this man records several departures from the country with stops in Bogotá and bound for Ecuador. According to the authorities of the Haitian country, he is the first man to have his eyes riveted on him, because it is not known why the president managed to be assassinated without any man in the security system being injured or injured.

In addition, it was shown during the President’s forensic examination that he suffered the impact of 12 gunshots and multiple beatings which left him with broken bones in his leg and arm, for which he was injured. believes that the president was not defended and that he had time to harm him, to loot the premises and to injure his wife.

This is why on July 13 and 14, Dimitri Hérard will have to answer for the trips he made to Colombia and Ecuador, which according to the authorities was May 22, a very important date with all the panorama around the assassination of leader.

Authorities revealed that Hérard traveled to Colombia, according to airline records, on Avianca flight number 0209, then took another course in Quito, where he stayed for a few days, returning on May 29 in Avianca flight number 0208 to destination for the Dominican Republic. This tour, by the president’s security chief, came just five days after the flight that the majority of Colombians took on June 4, who traveled to Port-au-Prince, via Punta Cana.

A study by the Center for Economic and Policy Research assures that President Moïse did not trust his security chief because he knew that the United States had its eyes on him, because of his alleged relationship with the trafficking of ‘weapons. In addition, according to this think tank, US officials had traveled to Port-au-Prince to gather information that would implicate Hérard in the lucrative business, which had sparked a terrible relationship with Police Director León Charles. .

From Colombia, upon learning of the involvement of 26 ex-soldiers in the assassination of the Haitian president, the Colombian Military Forces, in collaboration with the Police and the Ministry of Defense, indicated that they were carrying out investigations to find the truths responsible for the murder that mourns the Caribbean country.

Before a press conference, Police Director Jorge Luis Vargas announced through an organization chart the names, routes and dates of the flights Colombians took to get to Haiti. He also revealed that two compatriots were killed after clashes with the country’s authorities in the middle of the capture operation.

So far, according to preliminary information, it is presumed that these 26 former Colombian soldiers were contacted via a WhatsApp group, which is said to be led by Colonel (r) Carlos Giovanny Guerrero, in which they were offered $ 2,700. per month for five months. .

During the hearing scheduled for this week, the Court of First Instance of Port-au-Prince, also hopes to investigate another important member of the security apparatus of the Haitian president, who answers in the name of Jean Aguel Civil, who with Dimitri were in charge of the safety of Moses.

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