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A Jamaican man was rescued off Fort Pierce, Florida on Friday after 36 hours at sea A fishing crew spotted him clinging to a boat that capsized as he tried to enter the U.S. from the Bahamas Six other people on the boat are missing and presumed dead after the Coast Guard gave up the search The rescued man was suffering from hypothermia and dehydration, and was taken for medical care Coast Guard and Fort Pierce police had no further information on his fate Ten other people were lost trying to cross into the US near Key West on Monday
to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. According to WPBF, the man told the boat crew that he'd been stranded at sea for some 36 hours, and the six people he traveled with from the Bahamas had disappeared into the Atlantic, and he'd drifted about 100 miles north. Cornell told Treasure Coast Newspapers that the man "was stiff, he had been in the saltwater for almost 36 hours. He wasn't going to make it through the day." The Coast Guard eventually arrived and took the man to help him recover. On Sunday night, t...
Man stranded at sea for 36 hours rescued by Fort Pierce charter boat The man's boat capsized shortly after leaving the Bahamas Share Updated: 11:17 PM EST Feb 16, 2021 The man's boat capsized shortly after leaving the Bahamas Share Updated: 11:17 PM EST Feb 16, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript LEFT THE YACHT CLUB. WHAT THEY ENDED UP CATCHING WAS SO MUCH MORE IMPORTANT. >> NOTHING SHORT OF A MIRACLE. >> YOU HAVE TO DO IT. YOU HAVE TO HELP. >> IT WAS A VERY EYE-OPENING AND HORRIFIC EXPERIENCE THAT HE WENT THROUGH. ARI: AND ONE HE SURVIVED, BUT ONLY BECAUSE A CHA...
Charter Boat Captain Recounts Rescuing Man Who Spent 36 Hours at Sea: 'Nothing Short of a Miracle' People 2/18/2021 © Provided by People Chase Cornell Facebook A charter boat captain is sharing the story of how a fishing expedition turned into a rescue mission when they found a man stranded on a capsized vessel at sea. On Friday morning, Capt. Chase Cornell of Fort Pierce, Florida, took six guests onboard their boat to go fishing, and when Cornell spotted something in the water, he took their boat to it, hoping for a plethora of fish. Instead, what they found was a man in dire need of he...