Arrested on May 2 by Judge Merlan Bélabre for corruption charges, according to investigation reports from the Anti-Corruption Unit (ULCC), Marie Nelly Verpile Boyer, was released on Thursday May 9, 2024. C It is one of the lawyers of the Secretary General of the Haitian Senate, Me Verna Forestal who confirmed the news during a telephone interview given to the newspaper.
THE HAITI FACTOR, May 9, 2024._ Release on Thursday, May 9, 2024, of Marie Nelly Verpile Boyer, the Secretary General of the Haitian Senate.
Reached by telephone by the newspaper’s editorial staff, Me Verna Forestal, one of the accused’s lawyers, confirmed her release.
She was released by Judge Merlan Bélabre following an order made in her favor.
Release this Thursday, May 9, 2024 of Marie Nelly Verpille Boyer, Secretary General of the Haitian Senate, confirms one of her lawyers for @FactorHaiti. Accused of corruption according to ULCC investigation reports, she was arrested on May 2 by Judge Merlan Bélabre. pic.twitter.com/Nav6blROFp
— Le Facteur Haiti (@LeFacteurHaiti) May 9, 2024
Through the document signed by the investigating Magistrate and her Registrar Me Analia Sylvain, they gave a “lift” of the committal warrant of May 2, 2024 issued against Nelly Verpile Boyer, requiring the accused to represent herself at all acts, of the procedure and on the execution of the Judgment as soon as required.
After the release of her client resulting from the request made by her lawyers, Me Verna Forestal suggested that the Secretary General of the Haitian Senate, Marie Nelly Verpille Boyer remains available for justice as part of the investigation. Which shows that she has nothing to do with the accusations of corruption made against them, said the Lawyer.
Marie Nelly Verpile Boyer, Secretary General of the Senate of the Republic, was accused of corruption in the management of the institution, according to investigation reports from the Anti-Corruption Unit, particularly with regard to the allocation of debit cards to employees and other executives of the Legislative Palace.
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