"The boy’s head, arms and legs had been removed with skilful precision, we were told, while his lower intestine contained a highly unusual mix of plant extracts, traces of the toxic calabar bean and, perhaps most surprisingly of all, clay particles containing flecks of pure gold."
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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1375024/Voodoo-human-sacrifice-The-haunting-story-Adam-Torso-Thames-boy-finally-identified.html
1998 article on WJC and Aristide
https://www.wnd.com/1998/12/3471/
From same article:
To maximize the occult forces at work, even the date chosen for
Clinton’s visit — March 31 — was part of an elaborate ritual. The
digits are the reverse of “13,” which the voodoo calendar considers the
most propitious date for casting spells. Thus, the voodoo practitioners
say, while Clinton believed that he was coming to the well at Tabarre to
sell his soul to Lucifer for power and protection through the initiation
of voodoo, he was also the victim of a classic Haitian double-cross.
Several persons close to Aristide stated that they believed that
Clinton’s will and fate would be permanently at the mercy of “Father Aristide” — a zombie slave so to speak, who would suffer dire consequences if he ever
betrayed his pact with the dark forces invoked at Tabarre.
Since then, Clinton forced Aristide to step down at the end of his
term and hold more bogus elections. True to his nature, however,
Aristide has continued to rule in secret through his hand-picked surrogate,
President Renee Preval. Clinton has, according to the voodoo practitioners,
also betrayed his old friend by withholding millions of extra dollars
that he promised would follow, an act which has undoubtedly resulted in
a Haitian revision of Clinton’s original contract at Tabarre.
With Clinton now facing impeachment, the Haitian sorcerers are able,
once again, to claim credit for the power of their black magic.
https://www.wnd.com/1998/12/3471/
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/people/max-beauvoir-biochemist-who-worked-on-synthesising-steroids-in-the-us-before-returning-to-haiti-to-10508716.html