Haitian vendetta: Dumplings of revenge claim 40 gang lives
A resident of Haiti, who earns her livelihood by producing and selling dumplings called "pates," decided to avenge the death of her loved ones. She took revenge on the perpetrators - members of a local gang. As a result of this act of vengeance, 40 gang members died after consuming the poisoned snack.
What do you need to know?
- Where did the tragedy occur? The events took place in Kenscoff, a suburb of Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti.
- Who is responsible for the poisoning? A dumpling vendor who wanted to avenge the deaths of her family members.
- What were the effects of the poisoning? The Viv Ansanm gang lost 40 members who consumed the avenger's poisoned product.
How did the gangsters get poisoned?
In the suburbs of Port-au-Prince, in the town of Kenscoff, dramatic events unfolded as reported by Oddity Central. The dumpling vendor, known in the area for selling the local delicacy empanadas, decided to avenge the deaths of her loved ones. The woman, whose products were well-known locally, served the gangsters her specialty, to which, this time, she added a large dose of strong poison. The meal delivered to the criminals was intended as a token of gratitude for protecting the neighbourhood.
Why did the vendor decide to take such a step?
Street gang wars in Haiti are a daily occurrence. Their victims often include innocent people, among them were members of the vendor's family, which prompted her to serve justice on her own.
The goods she brought were accepted with satisfaction by members of the Viv Ansanm gang. After consuming the poisoned treat, the gang members began to feel unwell. They suffered from stomach pains and vomiting. Forty people died.
What did the avenger do?
Following these events, fearing retaliation, the woman left Kenscoff. Her house burned down completely. The cook voluntarily turned herself in to the police, admitting to poisoning 40 gang members.
