THE widow of assassinated Haitian President Jovenel Mo？se told how he was gunned down in "the blink of an eye" before he could say a word.
Martine Mo？se's slammed the "gutless killers" just days after she was airlifted to a Miami hospital for treatment of serious wounds suffered when gunmen stormed her family home.
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Martine Moise pictured with her husband Credit: EPA
The president’s 47-year-old wife told how "suddenly, the mercenaries came and pelted my husband with bullets."
She continued, “You have to be a notorious criminal without guts to assassinate a president like Jovenel Mo？se with impunity, without giving him the chance to speak.”
She said her husband was gunned down “In the blink of an eye…without even giving him a chance to say a word”.
Speaking from her hospital bed, she spoke fondly of her late husband, saying how "love radiated within the home" that he was later slaughtered in.
Mrs Mo？se's heartfelt comments comes after Joe Biden rebuffed Haiti's plea for help and refused to send in troops following the assassination.
Haitian government officials pleaded with the US President for help to safeguard the country's infrastructure on Friday.
Shocking footage shows the moment alleged ex-military mercenaries were dragged through the crowded slums of Port-au-Prince after being seized.
It comes after two alleged US mercenaries were paraded by Haitan cops in front of the media after they were arrested over the assassination.
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James Solages, 35 and Joseph Vincent, and 15 Colombian nationals were captured over the brazen killing of the Haitian leader on Wednesday.
So far, 17 have been arrested and at least three were killed while handful remain at large, police say.
But no motive has been made public, and questions are swirling about who might have masterminded the audacious assassination.
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Some of the foreign mercenaries arrested Credit: AP
Mob capture Colombian ‘mercenaries’ accused of ‘assassinating’ Haitian President hauling them bloody and beaten through streets