An extraordinary story emerged from Haiti, a country plagued by gang violence and lawlessness. Local media reported that a woman set out on a personal mission of revenge against a criminal group that murdered her family, serving a deadly dose of justice in the form of poisoned pastries.
The woman, whose name was not allowed to be published in order to protect her life, works as a street vendor who prepares pâté, a local version of empanada, a pocket of stuffed and fried dough. According to reports, the woman's relatives were murdered by the criminals who took over the neighborhood where she lives, south of the capital Port-au-Prince.
