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Underreported: Emmanuel “Toto” Constant
Thursday, July 20, 2006
Emmanuel “Toto” Constant led a violent military coup against Jean-Bertrand Aristide in 1991. In December 2004, he was sued by the Center for Constitutional Rights for crimes against humanity and torture in Haiti. Now he’s been accused of trying to defraud SunTrust Bank of more than $1 million. Jennifer Green, a senior litigation attorney at the Center for Constitutional Rights, brings us up to date on his recent arraignment.
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He've been in is own trap after being played by the CIA he thought that he is an american and can come up with fraud in this free land hell no sorry for this expression... anyways this Emmanuel toto should send back in Haiti. And with pleasure I will be glad to participate in his deserve "sentence" send him in order to pay his debts...
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