July 17, 2013.
Judge Jean Serge Joseph has had extensive treatment under the Canadian Healthcare System. http://www.canadianhealthcare.org/ In fact he was treated for a heart condition and had surgery to correct a defect. His Canadian medical records show an ongoing condition of high blood pressure and a predicted danger of stroke.
The Canadian medical prediction has come true.
Ongoing plans see Judge Jean Serge Joseph’s body flown to Montreal where this Canadian citizen will be buried in a funeral plot purchased some time ago.
In another bizarre side issue, the Judge had a number of business projects. One of these was a morgue, where his body now rests, if rumours are to be believed. This would render any autopsy results, carried out after the body was released from hospital, to be worthless. Judge Jean Serge Joseph had one of two competing morgues. Because of his position, in governmental favour, he had power 24/7 so his cadavers were kept nice and fresh, while his competitor had no power, so he couldn’t really do business.
Some suggest that Judge Jean Serge Joseph also stored frozen food in his morgue, for local supermarkets, turkeys, ice-cream and hamburger.
The Judge was also in the rice business and had recently sent samples to one of his friends, who is a cabinet minister in the Lamothe government, in the hope of selling a few hundred thousand bags.
Judge Jean Serge Joseph had been planning a return to Canada, for some time, but hadn’t calculated that his trip would be in a lead-lined box.
But what happens to the turkeys and ice cream for the supermarkets?
If he was Canadian what is the dossier on Sophia worth?
Perhaps zero!
I knew him since 2001. He had plans for Canada and just said he was threated to give excuse for departure. Dying was accidental. He had much cash for his Canadian lifetime.
La dépouille du juge Jean Serge Joseph transférée au Canada
C’est finalement au pays dont le disparu serait le ressortissant que doit être pratiquée l’autopsie
Publié le jeudi 18 juillet 2013
Le corps du juge Jean Serge Joseph, dont le décès suspect défraie la chronique en Haïti depuis le week-end dernier, a été transporté mercredi au Canada où une autopsie doit être pratiquée, a confié jeudi à Radio Kiskeyaun ami proche du défunt, Paul Denis, ancien ministre de la justice et actuel grand conseiller de la plateforme politique Inite.
Gardée jusqu’ici dans une morgue privée de l’Estère, propriété du
magistrat, la dépouille de M. Joseph a pu être conduite à l’aéroport international de Port-au-Prince après avoir quitté tôt mercredi la commune de l’Artibonite (nord), en proie à une vive tension dans le cadre de protestations antigouvernementales ayant fait plusieurs blessés par balle.
Selon certaines informations, le défunt, qui a décroché des diplômes universitaires au Québec, serait de nationalité canadienne. spp/Radio Kiskeya