Michele Montas Dominique - Haiti Observer Blog

In April of 2000, noted, uncompromising and controversial journalist, Jean Dominique arrived at work at his radio station, Radio Haiti Inter. As he pulled into the lot, unknown gunmen attacked him, killing him and the station's security guard in the act. For over 10 years, despite many cries for justice from various fronts, not the least of which was the widow of the deceased journalist, no definite moves toward seeking prosecution for the masterminds of one of Haiti's most striking assassinations had been made. Today, through the efforts of investigative judge, Yvikel Dabresil, 9 people stand accused of the conspiracy which claimed the lives of two men.

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Here is the wife of Jean Dominique, Michèle Montas who gave a video interview to Radio Caraibes. She was in her car in in front of Radio Haiti Inter as the assassination took place.

Michèle Montas started working with her husband Jean Dominique in Haiti in the early 1970s.

Several attempts were mad on Radio Haiti-Inter in the 1980s and 1990s. Both Jean Dominique and Michèle Montas Dominique went on exile several times and in April 2000, Jean Dominique was assassinated

The Radio Station Radio Haiti Inter was finally closed for good by Michèle Montas in February 2003 who left the country to live in New York City

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Breaking news. According to Radio Kiskeya.com, former President Jean Bertrand Aristide had ordered the assassination of Jean Dominique. On January 17, 2014, a judge concluded that a total of nine people are implicated in the assassination of radio journalist Jean Dominique, including many close associates of former President Jean-Bertrand Aristide. Former Senator Mirlande Libérus Pavert, former head of the Aristide Foundation for Democracy; also very close to Jean-Bertrand Aristide, is considered the intellectual author of the assassination.

Jean Dominique was assassinated because he was "Presidentiable". He needs to be reduced to silence

Mesanmi, Kote nou Ye?

Former Senator Mirlande Libérus Pavert is seating right in the middle of a burning fire as she is now considered the intellectual author of the assassination.

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After the historic court presentation of Former Haitian Dictator Jean Claude Duvalier last week which brought lots of comments, it is now the time for another Former Haitian President to face the Haitian justice. According to information obtained, former President Rene Preval has been invited by judge Ivikel Dabrésil to answer some questions regarding the assassination in April 2000 of journalist Jean Léopold Dominique. The court date is set for March 7th, 2013 or exactly one week after Jean Claude Duvalier court Date.

This has been one of the longest investigations in the history of Haiti. Many important personalities have already been heard in regard to the investigation into the death of Jean Dominique. Some of the people who have already been heard include: Michele Montas, the widow of Jean Dominique, the former chief of the National Police Mario Andresol and former Prime Minister Yvon Neptune.

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A member of HaitiObserver.Com was informed that Mrs. Michele Montas Dominique had filed complaint against former Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide. However, this information was proved to be completely false and without any basis what so ever. Mrs. Montas Dominique never filed such a complaint about the former president.

The staff of HaitiObserver.Com would like to express his regret for the publication of this information and also would like to present its apology to Mrs. Montas Dominique for any arm that may have caused to her family or herself.

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A member of HaitiObserver.Com was informed that Mrs. Michele Montas Dominique had filed complaint against former Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide. However, this information was proved to be completely false and without any basis what so ever. Mrs. Montas Dominique never filed such a complaint about the former president.

The staff of HaitiObserver.Com would like to express his regret for the publication of this information and also would like to present its apology to Mrs. Montas Dominique for any arm that may have caused to her family or herself.

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