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In 2003, Texas geologist John Amoruso had a hunch that there was a lot of natural gas and big money in a previously unexplored geological area about midway between Houston and Dallas.
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. The turbulent seas that may have caused Fort Lauderdale investor Guma Aguiar to vanish last month had another effect: His absence has caused new lawyers to enter the battle over his $100 million fortune, and in one case, a judge questioned why two of Aguiar's legal adversaries wanted to push their lawsuit forward when he's not around to defend himself.
FORT LAUDERDALE Bring up multimillionaire Guma Aguiar's mysterious disappearance at sea and you'll hear lots of theories:
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- Among the belongings found on missing multimillionaire Guma Aguiar's boat after the sea delivered it to shore without him: A leather prayer box that holds religious texts.
Last seen piloting his small craft off Fort Lauderdale in June, the successful, troubled entrepreneur left his watch and wedding ring at home, Coast Guard records showed.
As disappearance of Guma Aguiar extends to third month, loved ones and lawyers continue legal maneuvers
Just after midnight on the summer solstice, a white Jupiter powerboat drifted toward Fort Lauderdale beach. Employees at the beachfront bar Elbo Room spotted the gleam of fiberglass in the darkness and realized nobody was onboard.
A Jewish millionaire that went missing at sea in June may be alive, says his wifes attorney.
The attorney for Guma Aguiars wife, Jamie, told CBS 4 News in Miami that they are investigating reports that Aguiars sister, Angelika, moved to the Netherlands.
Wife of millionaire who mysteriously vanished on night-time boat ride tells of her heartache as she spends first Christmas alone with their children
He suffered from severe bipolar disorder, was arrested several times after bizarre tirades, institutionalized at least twice, and detained involuntarily for psychiatric evaluation under the state’s Baker Act a litany of times.
At the time of his disappearance, he was being treated with various medications by Dr. Scott Segal of North Miami.
Clearly she was not very supportive of his need to continue taking his medication.“He was very fearful, he felt very alone,” said his mother, who had been trying for years to get him into a reputable long-term mental-health treatment facility. She believes that medicating her son only compounded his mental problems; he needed the kind of treatment that looked more deeply into the root cause.
FORT LAUDERDALE -- Troubled Fort Lauderdale millionaire Guma Aguiar raced his motorboat across the choppy waves of Port Everglades inlet a year ago Wednesday -- the day he vanished, leaving behind an overwhelming tangle of business and personal lawsuits, a family in turmoil and questions about his survival.
A collection of Jerusalem properties that boast not just a steep price tag and spectacular view but a little notoriety will soon be put up for sale.
They belong to the estate of Guma Aguiar, the Brazilian multi-millionaire and philanthropist who went missing in June a year ago after heading out to sea in his motorboat off the coast of Florida. The boat was later found without any sign of Aguiar, who left behind a tangle of lawsuits and a family in turmoil.