Colombian Hit Squad's Haiti Assassination Plot Unraveled

0:00It's April 17th. This is Kansas News today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. In the Miami Federal trial over the assassination of Haitian President Jovenelle Moise back on July 7th, 2021, a key win has dropped. Some wild details. Retired Colombian army captain Mike Rivera, now serving life after pleading guilty, testified that FBI informant Archangel Pretel or T's ran the show. Like a heavenly hit squad, Pretel, nicknamed Gabriel, handed out Archangel code names to everyone himself as the messenger, C.T.U. boss Tony Entriago as Ario and Co-Defendant. James Salajas as Yakov or Buchmann. Rivera explained how Pretel recruited him and other Colombians through his derail-based firm, promising steady security gigs in Haiti, paying $4,000 to $4,500 a month for years. They thought it was about protecting projects and fixing the country, but plans shifted from backing Florida pastor Christian Emanuel Sinan to A.

1:03Haitian judge called the diamond. Rivera got pulled in deep, calling the crew warriors out to avenge corruption. Pretel painted Moise as a thief, drug dealer, and dictator clinging to power, even claiming U.S. Justice Department backing. Rivera said he felt brainwashed, hit with military ranks. Rivera made him a lieutenant colonel under his own colonel spot. Fast forward to testimony in week six, Rivera detailed failed schemes like fake protests to storm the palace, weapon shortages, no pay, and Salajas, taking charge in Haiti. Defense insists Moise was already gone when the team hit the residence that night. This plot's layers keep unfolding in court, with more witnesses hoping for leniency while the four defendants fight charges of conspiracy to kill. They tuned as justice angles in on these avenging angels.