Families of Men Killed in Haiti Waiting for Closure
The grieving families of two Bahamian men, Shadrack Stuart and Joey Russell, killed in Haiti over three months ago, are desperate for closure.
Their remains are still in a Haitian morgue due to bureaucratic delays and lack of official assistance. A missing signature from a Haitian doctor is stalling their return home, as he fears for his safety if he signs the release papers.
The men were killed in July during a drug-related operation, where Haitian authorities intercepted a vessel carrying narcotics, resulting in gunfire.
Bahamian officials confirmed the deaths with Haitian authorities. Relatives claim the delay is causing them undue distress.
A single missing signature has stalled their return home.
- Shadrack Stuart and Joey Russell were killed in July.
- Their remains are still in a Haitian morgue.
- A Haitian doctor's signature is needed to release the bodies.
Author's summary: Families seek closure for loved ones killed in Haiti.
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