He probably found a cure ....and as we all know .........that's not good ......for big pharma .........those corporate greedy servile money grabbers love that cancer ......brings them in big ........big ..... and i mean big money ........they do not want anyone to kill the fat cash cow .....they do not like cures ......they love diseases ...... there is no money in heathy .......just msery ........ death............and sickness ....how do you think walgreens ........... cvs ........... and such like survive on giving you good stuff .......the money is oin pills .........keep em sick .........doctors do not like healthy people .....helathy people do not go to the doctors ........this is not rocker science folks !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mystery grows in case of missing cancer expert and empty boat seen adrift off Florida
The U.S. Coast Guard has suspended its search for a prominent Florida cancer doctor last seen headed out to sea on Wednesday, Aug. 10.
His boat was found adrift the next day, with no one aboard, officials say.
The Coast Guard says it found no sign of Dr. Chaundre Cross of Naples, despite covering 13,100 square miles by air and sea.
The decision to stop looking adds to a growing mystery over what became of Cross, a nationally known cancer expert and a “speaker for pharmaceutical companies Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson.”
He was reported missing Aug. 10, according to the Collier County Sheriff’s Office.
“Cross, 49, was last seen on his boat — a 33-foot Sea Ray with ‘Vitamin Sea’ on the back — leaving Naples Bay Marina around 7:30 (a.m.),” the sheriff’s office said in on Twitter.
“He hasn’t returned and family members are concerned.”
His empty boat was found Aug. 11, “adrift 16 miles south of Sanibel Island,” the Coast Guard says. The barrier island is about 155 miles south of Tampa, in the Gulf of Mexico.
“It is always a difficult decision to suspend a search and rescue case,” Capt. Michael Kahle, commander of Sector St. Petersburg, said in the news release.
“Our deepest sympathies and condolences go out to the family and friends of Dr. Cross.”
Friends and patients took to social media to ask for help in the search. Many continued to hold out hope, while also looking for explanations.
“He devotes his life to saving the lives of so many, now it’s time to save his,” Liz Dixon Hashaway wrote on Facebook. “Maybe, just maybe there’s a miracle and they will find him somewhere.”
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