Jean Sénat Fleury
Born on September 10, 1962, Jean Sénat Fleury is a graduate of the Faculty of Law and Economic Sciences in Port-Au-Prince. Trained at the National School for Magistrates in Paris and Bordeaux, he worked in different cap acities within the Haitian judicial system, as instructor in the National Police Academy (1995), also as trainer and director of studies at the School for Magistrates (2002). Jean Sénat Fleury worked for eighteen years as a judge in Haiti. As investigating judge he investigated the case of the Raboteau massacre in Gonaïves and investigated several important cases (assassination of the journalist Jean Dominique, of Father Jean-Marie V incent, of Mireille Durocher Bertin, of accusatioins of the Boniface-Latortue against Father Gérard Jean Juste, and he was the judge in charge of investigating drug cases.
Author of many books Jean Senat Fleury practiced law in the Bar of Port-au-Prince. After moving to Boston, he has been studying at Northeastern University.
Joanna Gleason
Joanna Gleason, born in Boston, is a photo journalist of career working in the time with many agencies and institutions: Palm Beach Daily News, Various Palm Beach Charities, Coudert Institute, Several Public Relations Firms in South Florida and Boston, Suffolk University Office of Special Events, USTA (national and individual) sections), USTA Publications, Tournament photographer for ATP and USTA Women’s Challenger Tournaments, Human Kinetics Pub-lishing, EFE, LANDOV, World Picture News, New Hope Charities, Florida Crystals, Felix Sanchez Foundation, Toussaint L’Ouverture High School for Arts and Social Justice, Foundation Yele Ayti of Wyclef Jean and United Nations (Haiti) Public Information.
