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sabbat hunter

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4. It appears that
Mon Jul 12, 2021, 11:31 PM
Jul 2021

It is this guy Sanon, who did not like Moises. He had been living in Florida, but recently returned to Haiti. They found his place in Haiti with a bunch guns, weapons. He wanted to take Moises's place as president.

26 former Columbian soldiers apparently were hired in this killing, with 23 arrested. It looks like they were hired by Sanon, some accompanied him back to Haiti in June.

https://apnews.com/article/caribbean-florida-united-nations-haiti-e68c210cc43fb0d8b10158902c74e5c6

Sanon has lived in Broward County in Florida, as well as in Hillsborough County on the Gulf Coast. Records also show he resided in Kansas City, Missouri. He filed for bankruptcy in Florida in 2013 and identified himself as a medical doctor in a video on YouTube titled “Leadership for Haiti.”

However, records show Sanon has never been licensed to practice medicine or any other occupation covered by Florida’s Department of Health.

Sanon said in court papers filed in a 2013 bankruptcy case in Florida that he was a physician and a pastor at the Tabarre Evangelical Tabernacle in Haiti. He said he had stakes in enterprises including the Organization of Rome Haiti, which he identified as a non-governmental organization, a radio station in Haiti and medical facilities in Haiti and the Dominican Republic.

At the time of his bankruptcy, he and his wife reported income of $5,000 per month, and a home in Brandon, Florida, valued at about $143,000, with a mortgage of more than $367,000. A federal bankruptcy trustee later determined they hid ownership of about 35 acres in Haiti from creditors.

Florida records show Sanon started about a dozen businesses over the last 20 years, all of which failed,

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