Jovenel Moise, 53, was assassinated in July 2021 when intruders broke into his private residence in Port-au-Prince.
Mr Moise, who was 53, wasAlong with Jaar, the defendants involved in the Miami case include Mario Palacios and Germán Alejandro Rivera García, who are both former Colombian soldiers; John Joel Joseph, a former Haitian senator; James Solages, Joseph Vincent, and Christian Emmanuel Sanon, who are all Haitian-Americans; Federick Joseph Bergmann, an American; Arcangel Pretel Ortiz, a Colombian; Antonio Intriago, a Venezuelan-American; and Walter Veintemilla, an Ecuadorian-American...
The Haitian government has also arrested over 40 individuals for their alleged involvement in the murder, including 18 former Colombian soldiers.
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