Jean-Bertrand Aristide said in a telephone interview that he was "forced to leave" Haiti by U.S. military forces who said they would "start shooting and killing" if he refused.
News Source: cbsnews.com
When asked if he left Haiti on his own, Aristide quickly answered: "No. I was forced to leave.
"They were telling me that if I don't leave they would start shooting, and be killing in a matter of time," Aristide said during the brief interview via speaker phone. He spoke English with a thick accent, his voice obscured at times by a bad connection.
When asked who the agents were, he responded: "White American, white military.
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