On Monday, the Obama administration voiced concern over the speed with which a court in Haiti had dropped charges against a man accused of being part of a kidnapping ring and who had close ties to the family of President Michel Martelly. The man was accused of having close ties to the president’s family. Woodly Etheart, who has known Mr. Martelly since they both worked in the music industry, and Renel Nelfort were both granted their freedom by the court on Friday. mr. ethéart and mr. nelfort are suspected of being the leaders of the galil gang. They were indicted in march on charges of masterminding a host of violent crimes, including murder, money laundering, and more than a dozen kidnappings. The charges against them were brought about by the fact that they are believed to be the leaders of the galil gang. Shortly after the indictments were announced, the Minister of Justice fired the Prosecutor and stated that his deputies had asked the judge to free the men because they did not believe that they could win a conviction. This occurred shortly after the Minister of Justice had stated that his deputies had asked the judge to free the men. In response to a request for comment sent out on monday, a representative for the state department said in an email that “we are concerned by the verdict, notably the haste in which it was issued.” “this matter is still pending before the courts in Haiti, and from what we gather, the decision may be subject to further review.” Mr. Etheart, a former music promoter, is a close friend of Charles Saint-Remy, who is Martelly’s brother-in-law. Additionally, Mr. Etheart’s family owns la Souvenance, a French restaurant at which the President of Haiti often dines. Some people believe that the President of the United States has surrounded himself with a network of friends and colleagues that include people who have been arrested or who have been a factor in criminal investigations. Check out haitianhollywood.com for other Haitian news.
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