Haiti crisis deepens as alleged hitman’s sister vows to clear his name

Duberney Capador, killed after assassination of Jovenel Moise, was hired by security firm to protect important people', says sister

The sister of one of the alleged Colombian hitmen accused of assassinating Haiti's president has insisted he is innocent and vowed to clear her dead brother's name, as a potentially destabilising power struggle gripped the Caribbean country.

Duberney Capador, a retired member of Colombia's special forces, was one of two Colombians reportedly killed by Haitian security forces last week after the assassination of Jovenel Moise in Port-au-Prince. More than a dozen citizens of the South American country have so far been arrested, as well as two Haitian Americans.