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Posted Wednesday, September 22, 2009

Man who fled to Haiti after allegedly terminating the lives of wife, 5 children captured, charged with murders
                               
By FOX61
                                                  
Authorities in southwest Florida have charged a man with six counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of his wife and five children.
                                                      
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Captured Mesac Damas is arrested 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.(AFP/Thony Belizaire) More Images
                                                                 
The Collier County Sheriff's Office said Tuesday that Mesac Damas has been ordered held without bond until his return from Haiti.

The 33-year-old boarded a flight from Miami International Airport to the Caribbean nation on Friday.

The following evening, deputies found wife Guerline Damas and their five children killed in a Naples town house.

Mesac Damas told The Associated Press that he had planned to surrender and that he returned to Haiti to say goodbye to his family. The sheriff's office says their information does not support that statement.

Florida investigators were traveling to Haiti on Tuesday to interview Damas.
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