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Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767239 https://foia.state.gov/Search/Results.aspx?searchText=C05767239 https://wikileaks.org/clinton-emails/emailid/3465 https://archive.ph/DTEOC February 17, 2010 From: Mills, Cheryl D To: H ← Hillary Clinton Subject: Fw: Statement for *after* flight goes wheels up It is being reported that she (Coulter) was in Haiti before with Silsby: (From AFP: Judge Bernard Saint-vil, who is handling the case, allowed them to leave the country without bail, according to their lawyer Aviol Fleurant. But Saint-vil wants to question two other missionaries - group leader Laura Silsby and her confidante Charisa Coulter - "because they were in Haiti before the earthquake," Fleurant added.) ... Per CA: It was unclear if they still faced charges of child abduction and criminal conspiracy, which can carry prison terms of up to 15 years. ... Today, the Haitian judge released eight of the ten American citizens and they have departed Haiti for the United States. Two members of the group are being detained in Haiti to answer further questions, as the investigation is ongoing. The United State Government respects the sovereign right of the Government of Haiti to conduct its own judicial processes. The United States Embassy in Port au Prince has been providing the detained Americans with consular visits and assistance to ensure that they are safe and receiving necessary care. Haitian authorities have been cooperative in ensuring the individuals' safety and welfare since their arrest and we have every expectation this will continue. https://archive.ph/SNCUW Tony Allen-Mills, Feb 7 2010, The Sunday Times Clinton brokers deal over Haiti orphan abductions A DIPLOMATIC deal over the 10 American missionaries jailed in Haiti on child abduction charges may lead to the release this week of all except the group's leader, Laura Silsby, according to legal sources in Port-au-Prince. The intervention of Bill Clinton, the former president, who is co-ordinating relief efforts in Haiti, may accelerate the resolution of an affair that has embarrassed the US government, dismayed relief agencies and angered many Haitians who believe their plight is being exploited by unscrupulous foreigners.