A couple of days before a squad of Colombians joined forces with local police and two men posing as U.S. agents in a deadly attack against Haitian President Jovenel Moïse, first lady Martine Moïse went to the National Palace and spent nearly five hours clearing out her things. Two days after the July 7, 2021, assassination, Martine Moïse told the palace’s secretary general that her husband “had not done anything for us” as president and she wanted to succeed him in office with the help of then-Prime Minister Claude Joseph. Both incidents, as recalled by the secretary general, not only aroused …