Nineteen months after the killing of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse, none of the biggest questions have been answered. Who ordered the raid, and why? Who pulled the trigger? Why did the intruders encounter no resistance from the presidential guard?
Why did the assailants announce, in English, “This is a D.E.A. operation” — especially given that one of them was, in fact, a U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration informant? Why did he allegedly call his DEA contact right after? Exactly how many FBI informants were involved? Why was Haiti’s current de facto leader, acting prime minister Ariel Henry, in close contact with one of the chief suspects in the plot — a former justice ministry official who is currently in hiding?
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