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Mesac Damas
Mesac Damas
Mesac Damas
Mesac Damas
Mesac Damas
Mesac Damas is escorted by police after his arrest in Port-au-Prince,
Monday, Sept. 21, 2009.
Mesac Damas is escorted by police after his arrest in Port-au-Prince
on Monday. Damas,
who was detained
for the Florida slaying of his
wife and their five children, said that he
returned to his native
Caribbean
nation "to say goodbye to my family."
Mesac Damas fled to Haiti the day before his wife and five kids'
bodies were found.
Mesac Damas is arrested on September 21, 2009 in Port-au-Prince
after is wife and five
children were found
slain two days earlier in
North Naples, Florida, USA. Police said the
child victims included
three boys,
age nine, six and five, a girl age three, and a baby
girl 11 months old. The couple were said to
have a history of
marital problems
and domestic violence.
Mesac Damas
Mesac Damas, left, sits in a police station after his arrest in
Port-au-Prince, Monday,
Sept. 21, 2009.
Damas was detained in
connection with the slaying of his wife and
their five children in
Naples, Florida.
Mesac Damas is led out of the Central Department of Judicial
Policing in Port-Au-Prince,
Haiti to be returned
to Florida on an
American Airlines flight on Tuesday, September
22, 2009. Damas
confessed to reporters
that he killed his wife and five children in
Naples and that he wants the death penalty and to be buried
next to
them.
(Lexey Swall/Staff)
Mesac Damas is brought in to the courtroom Friday, December 4,
2009 at the Collier
County Courthouse.
The court appearance was the
first time Damas, 33, has been seen in public since his
September
arrest.
He is accused of slitting the throats of his wife, Guerline
Dieu
Damas, 32, and five young children in
mid-September and then
fleeing to Haiti
where he was arrested days later.
(Lexey Swall/Staff)
Mesac Damas
Mesac Damas
Public Defender Mike Orlando sits with his client Mesac Damas
during a brief status update hearing Friday, December 4, 2009 at the
Collier County Courthouse. The court appearance was the first time
Damas, 33, has been seen in public since his September arrest. He is
accused of slitting the throats of his wife, Guerline Dieu Damas,
32, and five young children in mid-September and then fleeing to
Haiti where he was arrested days later. (Lexey Swall/Staff)
A Crime Scene Investigator removes bags of evidence Sunday from
the Naples, Fla., home
where Guerline Damas and her five children
were found dead.
Police tape secures the scene outside a residence, Sunday, Sept.
20, 2009, in Naples, Fla. A mother and her five children were found
dead Saturday in a Florida apartment, and authorities were searching
Sunday for the woman's husband, Mesac Damas, who had left the
country. The victims were identified as Guerline Damas, 32, and her
children, Michzach, 9; Marven, 6; Maven, 5; Megan, 3; and 11-month-old
Morgan.
The wedding day of Guerline and Mesac Damas.
Photos of Guerline Damas taken on January 5, 2009 by a member of
the Collier County
Sheriff Office to be
submitted as evidence.
According to the sheriff's office the photos
are of injuries Guerline sustained during a
domestic disturbance between her and
her
husband of 10 years, Mesac Damas. Damas was charged with battery.
Damas' family
The victims
Guerline Damas
The slain Damas children.
Photos from the funeral program of Guerline Dieu Damas and her
five children
- Meshach, 9, Maven, 6,
Marven, 5, Megan, 3, and
Morgan 19 months.
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