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Dominican Man Stranded Alone On Boat Survived On Ketchup And Seasoning For 24 Days
- Elvis Francois, a 47-year-old man who was rescued after being stranded on a boat for 24 days in the Caribbean sea, said he survived by eating ketchup and other random items he found.
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Man lost at sea for 24 days survived on ketchup, seasoning and water
A man who spent more than three weeks lost at sea says he survived by eating little more than ketchup, seasonings and “some water.” Elvis Francois, a native of Dominica, was rescued by the Colombian navy after being adrift in the Caribbean Sea for 24 days. The 47-year-old said he was swept out to sea late last month while repairing his sailboat off the island of St. Martin. He wasn’t able to ...
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Sailor Survives 24 Days at Sea Eating Ketchup and Food Seasoning
Sailor Elvis Francois was rescued after a plane saw the word "help" engraved on his sailboat's hull
- U.S.CBS News
Adrift sailor survives 24 days at sea with ketchup and seasonings
The 47-year-old man accidentally drifted from St. Maarten in the Caribbean last month and ended up near Colombia with only a couple of condiments on board to help him survive.
- WorldTheGrio
‘Help’: Colombia rescues sailor adrift in Caribbean 24 days
BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — The Colombian navy rescued a man from Dominica who says he survived 24 days adrift in […] The post ‘Help’: Colombia rescues sailor adrift in Caribbean 24 days appeared first on TheGrio.
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Man lost at sea says he survived on ketchup for 24 days
A man from the Caribbean island of Dominica says he survived 24 days lost at sea in a sailboat by eating ketchup before being rescued in Colombian waters, the country's naval authority said.So I mixed it up with some water for me to survive 24 days in the sea," Elvis Francois, 47, said in English in a video released by the Colombian Navy.
- U.S.The Salem News, Mass.
Man gets probation for selling stolen cars
Aug. 8—DANVERS — A New Hampshire restaurant owner was spared any jail time and will pay back just a portion of what he took from customers who thought they were getting a deal on luxury vehicles, under the terms of a plea agreement accepted Monday by a Salem Superior Court judge. Robert Pagliarulo, Jr., 53, of Kingston, New Hampshire, who runs Saddle Up Saloon and The Clam Bar, is also ...
- U.S.The Salem News, Mass.
Florida man charged in stolen rental car scheme fails to appear for plea hearing
Apr. 28—DANVERS — A Florida man who was set to plead guilty to his role in a scheme to ship stolen rental vehicles to Massachusetts failed to show up either Monday or Tuesday and is now wanted on a warrant. Elvis Francois and a second person, Robert Pagliarulo, of Kingston, New Hampshire, were charged in the scheme to swindle at least seven customers who were browsing on auto dealership lots ...
- U.S.Tribune Publishing
Man awaiting trial in stolen vehicle case buys a restaurant
Jun. 3—DANVERS — A former North Shore man awaiting trial on charges he sold stolen luxury and sports vehicles to consumers who were car shopping along Route 114 in Danvers four years ago has announced plans to open a second New Hampshire restaurant. Robert Pagliarulo, 52, of Kingston, New Hampshire, is facing a total of nine counts in Salem Superior Court, where he and a second man, Elvis ...
- EntertainmentVariety
‘The Masked Singer’: Here’s Who Was — Or Wasn’t — Unmasked Before Next Week’s Finale
SPOILER ALERT: Do not read ahead if you have not watched Season 4, Episode 12 of “The Masked Singer,” which aired Dec. 9 on Fox. The unmaskings took a week off, as Wednesday's episode of Fox's "The Masked Singer" was instead a special one-hour holiday-themed sing-a-long edition. The competition returns next week with the Season […]
- EntertainmentEntertainment Weekly
The most shocking Masked Singer reveals ever
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