Four extra suspects face expenses for his or her involvement within the assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse (C) in 2021. File picture by Marc Herve Abelard/EPA-EFE

The Justice Department introduced the extra expenses in a press release on Tuesday.

Moïse was killed in his dwelling July 7, 2021. Four suspects have been killed in a firefight with legislation enforcement after the assassination, and one other two have been taken into custody.

Solages, Vincent and Rivera are charged with conspiracy to commit homicide or kidnapping, offering materials assist or assets leading to loss of life and offering these assets realizing they might be used to kill or kidnap.

Sanon is charged with conspiracy to smuggle supplies into the United States and offering illegal export info amongst different expenses.

The Justice Department believes Solages and Sanon met with different co-conspirators in South Florida in April 2021, to debate Sanon’s political aspirations amid a regime change in Haiti.

During the assembly, the co-conspirators mentioned buying a cache of weapons and ammunition for Sanon’s “private military” in Haiti, which included about 20 Colombian residents who have been combat-trained. Sanon labored to accumulate weapons and bullet-proof vests for the coup, investigators stated.

In June 2021, Solages acquired a doc, presupposed to be signed by a Haitian choose, requesting navy help and granting immunity to those that could be concerned within the assassination, court docket paperwork present.

Solages, Vincent and Rivera, together with others, then met close to the house of the president on July 6, and stormed his dwelling, killing him the next day, prosecutors stated.

Solages, Vincent and Rivera face life in jail. Sanon faces a 20-year jail sentence.

As many as 20 Colombian nationals and a number of other twin American-Haitian residents have been believed to be concerned within the plot to kill Moïse. Three suspects have been charged previously, together with former Haitian senator Joseph Joel John.