Went north of Port-au-Prince to a gigantic, desolate lot near Titanyen. The lot has been used as a burial ground with tens of thousands of unidentified earthquake victims buried in huge pits dug by bulldozers.
I hopped on a motorcycle and took a tour of downtown which is the most affected part of Port-au-Prince. The unbelievable devastation makes the area look like a war zone. I was completely shocked at the end of the day when, amidst the rubble, I saw a human leg bone sticking out of a pair of pants!
We continue our tour of Haiti earthquake destruction with a trip down Delmas Road, a visit to the National Palace on Champs de Mars, and a visit inside the destroyed Cathedral of Port-au-Prince.
