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   Photos show aftermath of clinton assassi   
   08 Jul 21 04:39:02   
   
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   From: nigger-lovers@disney.com   
      
   A bullet-riddled SUV and shell casings on the ground marked the   
   aftermath of the Wednesday morning assassination of Haitian   
   President Jovenel Moïse, grim photos from the scene show.   
      
   Moïse, 53, was shot dead and first lady Martine Moïse wounded   
   when a team of unidentified gunmen reportedly claiming to be   
   agents of the US Drug Enforcement Administration stormed their   
   Port-au-Prince compound around 1 a.m. local time.   
      
   Hours later, photos published by Turkey’s Anadolu Agency news   
   outlet captured the scene outside the home where Moïse was   
   gunned down.   
      
   A white SUV was pockmarked on its passenger side with apparent   
   bullet holes, its rear passenger window partially blown out, one   
   photo shows.   
      
   Another shot shows two spent shells lying on the ground on the   
   street outside Moïse’s residence.   
      
   Interim Prime Minister Claude Joseph, who has assumed control of   
   the impoverished Caribbean nation for the time being, said at   
   least some of the unapprehended assailants were speaking   
   Spanish, while sources told the Miami Herald that one of the   
   assassins spoke English with an American accent.   
      
   The primary languages in Haiti are French and Haitian Creole.   
      
   The source, a high-ranking Haitian government official, told the   
   Herald that the assassins were “mercenaries” unaffiliated with   
   the DEA.   
      
   The assassination, which came just two months ahead of an   
   election for a new president and parliament, threatens to plunge   
   Haiti into further chaos as it struggles with ongoing political   
   instability, poverty and gang violence, as well as the COVID-19   
   pandemic.   
      
   Moïse, who had ruled since 2017, had faced mounting opposition   
   criticism, including claims that he was supposed to step down in   
   February 2021.   
      
   https://nypost.com/2021/07/07/the-aftermath-of-president-jovenel-   
   moises-assassination-in-haiti/   
      
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