- The uncle of an American citizen arrested for the assassination of the President of Haiti believes that his nephew was cheated.
- “He is a good boy and respected,” Schubert Dorism said of his nephew James Solach.
- Dorism added: “I think someone is doing something like this for him and has a role in his mind.”
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The uncle of one of the two U.S. citizens arrested on suspicion of a crime Haitian President Yorvernell Mois was assassinated and killed Tell Insider on Friday that he thinks his nephew may have been tricked into joining an international murder conspiracy.
“He is a good boy and respects people,” Florida resident Schubert Dorisme, 63, told Insider, his 35-year-old nephew James Solages.
His uncle said that Sorach “has been working hard and added” I think someone had him do this in his mind.
“It’s not him,” Dorism insisted. “This is not the James I know.”
“He is a person who respects everyone very much,” said the uncle.
Haitian authorities Soraki, Another Haitian American and more than a dozen others were involved in the killing of Moise at the President’s 5th block in Pellelin’s home earlier Wednesday.
Armed gunmen rushed into Moise’s residence, Assassinated him Officials said that he severely injured his wife, first lady Martina Moise, in the attack.
Interim Prime Minister Claude Joseph said that Jovenel Moys was “shot and killed in a highly coordinated attack by a well-trained and heavily armed group.”
Solages was accused of participating in this high-profile murder, which surprised Dorisme. He said that Solages was the father of four young children and had no military training.
“He has never been involved in anything like this…never had a problem with the police,” Dorism said. “He may be a man, but he looks like a boy. He looks like someone is using him.”
On the profile page of a charity dedicated to Haiti established by Solages, he was listed as the former “Chief Bodyguard Commander” of the Canadian Embassy in Haiti.
Dorism said that the last time he saw Soraghi was at Dorism and his wife’s home in Tamarack two months ago.
“We eat, we are always talking about sports, football,” Dorism said. “We talk about Haitian politics, we talk about family.”
Dorism pointed out that “he didn’t talk to me” about any plan to kill Moise.
“If he talks to me about this, I will stop him,” Dorism said, explaining that he was “shocked” when he discovered that Solach had been arrested for the murder of the Haitian President.
“When I woke up, it seemed to me that my son killed my brother,” said Dorism, who was born in Haiti but has lived in the United States for 35 years. “I love my president, and I love James Solages.”
According to Dorism, Solach is also a resident of southern Florida. He receives mail at Dorism’s home and returns to Haiti regularly.
“He got his charity in Haiti to help people in southeastern Haiti,” Dorism said. “He always goes there.”
The shocked Dorism added, “I can’t believe it.”
“How come there is such a thing?”
