| Valentin Josmat |
Among the 19 officers executed by Duvalier in Fort Dimanche in 1967 |
| Valerie Samsom |
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| Vassseau Rifla |
FD |
| Vaval Guy - |
He was married to Colonel Jean Thomas' sister. Spent
more than 5 years in Fort Dimanche - Released in December 1976 but
he did not survive long after. |
| Vernelus Denoz |
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| Vernet Riyand |
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| Victomé Néfort |
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| Victomé Théophile |
( Blanc) From Casale. He was sixteen
or seventenn years old when he was arrested. He spent close to five
years in Fort-Dimannche, cell #5. Sick he requested medical assistance
from the prison's guardians for months but he never received even
an aspirin. He died on January 2, 1975. |
| Victorin |
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| Vieux Antonio |
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| Vieux Didier |
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| Vieux Paul |
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| Vil Edner |
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| Viledrouin Frantz |
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| Viledrouin Guy |
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| Viledrouin Roger |
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| Vilfort Joseph |
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| Villedrouin Guslet |
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| Villedrouin Lise |
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| villedrouin Mme Chénier |
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| Villedrouin Mme Guy |
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| Villedrouin Mme Victor |
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| villedrouin Mms Fernande |
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| Vilson, Jean |
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| Vincent Max |
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| Vital Pierre Michel |
Born in Jeremie - Arrested in Port
au Prince where he was studying. Interrogated and accused of being
a communist by General Breton Claude and Emmanuel Orcel. He was sent
to Fort Dimanche to die but he was released a couple years later.
He went straight back to his home town to isolate himself. But shortly
after he was once more arrested, interrogated by the same officers
who sent him once more to Fort Dimanche. Pierre Michel fought until
the last minute, hoping to get out alive, but he died in February
1976 in cell #6 |
| Vitey |
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| Volcy Romulus |
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| Voltaire André |
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| Voltaire Paul |
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| Vye Tig |
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| Wadestrandt Jacques |
Member of Jeune Haiti - See gallery 6 |
| Washington Durena |
Cost Guard member - Spent 5 years
in Fort-Dimanche and died on October 16, 1974 |
| Weiner Jean-Pierre |
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| Wellington Elie |
Son of a Jamaican citizen leaving
in Port-au-Prince. Elie was first incarcerated in Casernes Dessalines
for a period of six months. He was then transferred to Fort-Dimanche
and placed in cell 2 where he died on October 1976. He was accused
of being a communist. |
| Whanita Marrat |
Born Lilavois Daughter of Colonel Henri Clermont |
| Wilson Guy |
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| Zéphir Laken |
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| Zéphir
Armand |
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