Osner Fevry - Haiti Observer Blog

In regard to the death of Osner Fevry Junior, the Haitian court has spoken. The son of Haitian attorney Osner Fevry has committed suicide.

The judgement from the court support the original finding by the Police that Osner Fevry Junior (Nico) committed suicide on July 1, 2014.

In the meantime, Mr. Fevry continues to reject the conclusion that his son killed himself

History:
On July 1, 2014, the son of Attorney osner Fevry, Osner Fevry Junior (Nico) , who was 34 years old, was found dead in an area in Kenskoff, close to his house. Haitian Plice had concluded that Osner Fevry Junior had committed suicide. A gun found near was confirmed that the gun belongs to the deceased.

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Osner Fevry Jr. 33 years old, was a lawyer and diplomat working in the Haitian embassy in Japan. He was found dead on 1st July at night near his family's home. He had a bullet in his head, and it was suspected it was either a suicide, or he was shot dead. He had come home for a one month visit from Japan.

His body was found by police in a dug-up rock in Petionville. Near his body was a 9mm caliber pistol, so the police suspected the incident to be suicide. Osner Fevry was a famous lawyer, as well as adviser to Laurent Lamothe, the Prime Minister. He was the eldest son and was working in the Haitian Embassy in Tokyo. He had visited his family for a month before returning to Tokyo, Japan. The Fevry family became worried after he went missing a day earlier.

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The work of the Monitoring Committee of the inter Haitian dialogue must go on. God luck to those who have joined the government of open, government of job opening, or government of closure as some may refer to. However, we at the Monitoring Committee have much more to do.

With the new appointment of Mr. Osner Févry of the National Coalition of Political Parties Non-Aligned Movement of the Democratic Centre (CONACED) , Mr. Jeantel Joseph National Consortium of Political Parties, and Joseph Enold the Konvansyon inite Demokratik to replace former Senator Rudy Hérivaux, former colonel Himmler Rébu of GREH Party and Patrick SW Joseph, I feel that the committee is under great pressure to have things done.

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Throughout the history of Haiti, only a few political parties have had a strong organizational structure. In the 1870s and the 1880s, the Liberal Party and the National Party were the two dominant political parties in Haiti reflecting the social and class division that exists in the country. On one side, you see the Liberals party composed mainly of the wealthier and better-educated mulatto minority in Haiti. On the other hand, the Nationalists Party, made mainly of the lower-and middle-class black majority.

Following the United States occupation (1915-34), the nationalist parties organized around the issue of resistance to foreign occupation. The political parties in Haiti started multiplying during the presidential campaign of 1946. Many candidates were participating, including: Parti Socialiste (PSP), Parti Democrate Unifi (PDU), Mouvement Ouvrier Paysan (MOP) and many more. During the Duvalier reign, most political leaders had been silenced.

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The former candidate Jude Celestin said that he will appeal the decision against him. Attorney Osner Fevry who is representing Jude Celestin is thinking about taking their case all the way to Cassation tribunal.

Didn't I see this during the Bush-Gore election?

For those who did not remember, The United States Court ruled on the decision that effectively resolved the 2000 presidential election in favor of George W. Bush.

Will the Haitian justice system be responsible to solve this problem?

He! He! Hey!

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