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Frank
Simon
Franck
Simon, was born on February 22, 1910. He was known
to be an honest businessman who retired from an executive
position at the Royal Bank of Canada. He later managed
his own business in Croix Bossale, a busy commercial
area of downtown Port au Prince. He was married to
Raymonde Dominique, one of Jean and Philipe Dominique’s
sisters. Frank would stop every day at Ruelle Cameau
at the family house to spend time with his mother,
Elia Dupont Simon. On April 26, 1963, the day of the
kidnapping attempt on Jean Claude Duvalier, a day
known as a day of terror, Frank Simon left his office
earlier than usual. The general panic following the
kidnapping attempt on Jean-Claude Duvalier on his
way to school had forced all businesses and schools
to close. Upon leaving his mother’s house at
around 2h30 p.m. as he was getting into his car and
saying good bye to her, he was snatched by a group
of Tonton Macoutes, the Duvaliers thugs. Frank was
never to be seen again.
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Mrs.
Frank Dominique Simon.
Sister
of Philipe Dominique killed in 1958 during a military
invasion against Duvalier, and
Jean Dominique assassinated under the Preval/Aristide
government in 1998. |
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