This evidence-led archive covers two distinct Haitian cases: the unresolved 2000 murders of journalist Jean Léopold Dominique and security guard Jean-Claude Louissaint, and the partially adjudicated 2021 assassination of President Jovenel Moïse. Allegations and indictments are kept separate from convictions.
No Haiti case is currently classified as fully solved in this archive.
The archive records indictments and established convictions without converting allegations into verdicts or treating either wider accountability record as finally resolved.
Successive inquiries produced threats, indictments and appeals, but no final conviction resolving the murders was verified.
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U.S. proceedings established criminal responsibility for multiple participants, while other trials, new charges and the Haitian investigation remained active.
Read the sourced case file →A case is marked solved only when reliable attribution and a sufficiently conclusive procedural outcome are documented. The 2000 Radio Haïti-Inter murders produced indictments but no verified final conviction. The 2021 Moïse assassination produced multiple U.S. convictions while additional trials and the broader responsibility record remained active.
Jean Dominique and Jean-Claude Louissaint’s murders lack a verified final conviction. In the Moïse case, several participants have been convicted, but pending defendants and the wider commissioning chain prevent the entire case from being presented as finally resolved.
Indictments, prosecutor claims and investigative reports are attributed. They are not converted into convictions, and suspects are not described as perpetrators unless a court reached that conclusion.
The illustrations use Port-au-Prince, radio, archive, court and memorial motifs without claiming to portray victims, suspects, crime scenes or evidence.
Two verified files are published: the unresolved murders of Jean Léopold Dominique and Jean-Claude Louissaint, and the assassination of Jovenel Moïse with its continuing accountability record.
No final conviction was verified. Successive inquiries produced indictments, appeals and renewed investigations.
Yes. Guilty pleas, sentences and a May 2026 jury verdict established responsibility for several participants, while other defendants and wider questions remained unresolved.
An accusation or indictment is not a conviction. The archive preserves procedural distinctions and the presumption of innocence.
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