Charisa Coulter

What's crackin', friends? I haven't posted much in the past week or so 'cause I was first prepping to go, then en route, and for the past few days on site in Haiti. I won't be melodramatic, but suffice it to say that as good as the Miami Herald's coverage has been - and some of the TV coverage too (my favorite on this story has been CNN; very thorough) - photos and video don't begin to bring to life all the death and destruction down here. I think our folks have gotten as close as you can get...Read Full Story

American missionary to stand trial in Haiti Go here to see the original American missionary to stand trial in Haiti – CNN.com Anderson Cooper And Dr. Sanjay Gupta Return For Haiti Ned Sublette Critiques "epic Story" Of Looting In Haiti Pt. 2 Of … Scholar Ned Sublette Critiques "epic Story" Of Looting In Haiti Pt. 1 … Goshen News – Haiti – Part Two What Do You Make Of This Headline On CNN? "Haiti charges American missionaries with kidnapping children and criminal association, a...Read Full Story

Haiti denies charges dropped against American missionaries See the original post Haiti denies charges dropped against American missionaries – CNN.com Missionary Held In Haiti Freed Anderson Cooper And Dr. Sanjay Gupta Return For Haiti Ned Sublette Critiques "epic Story" Of Looting In Haiti Pt. 2 Of … Help Haiti's Earthquake Survivors, Photos And Port-de-paix Video What Do You Make Of This Headline On CNN? "Haiti charges American missionaries with kidnapping children and criminal...Read Full Story

Two US missionaries held in Haiti on child abduction charges will learn their fate shortly, a US official said Tuesday, adding the case highlighted the need to follow correct adoption procedures."We're looking forward to a decision from the judge. This is a sovereign decision of the Haitian government," Charles Luoma-Overstreet, spokesman State Department's Western Hemisphere Affairs, told reporters outside the Port-au-Prince building where the case was being heard."We are in touch with the...Read Full Story

The judge had said earlier that testimony from three witnesses about the missionaries’ efforts to set up an orphanage in the neighboring Dominican Republic would allow him to free Laura Silsby, 40, and Charisa Coulter, 24. The Dominican witnesses gave the expected testimony Tuesday at a meeting in his office, the judge told The associated Press — but then he said he still needed to deliver all his evidence to the prosecutor general’s office and await its reply. Once the prosecutor responds...Read Full Story