Ronald L. Fischer

A former doctor, using the alias Richard Graydon, evaded detection for two decades while working in the biotech industry. A New Hampshire hospital is suing Eli Lilly over data requirements tied to the 340B drug discount program.

A former doctor working under the alias Richard Graydon was discovered to be a fugitive who had been employed in the biotech industry and by pharmaceutical companies for two decades. His fabricated CV, which included achievements in cancer drug development, was not thoroughly vetted by the companies.

A doctor convicted of sexual assault who evaded capture for over 20 years was arrested off the East Coast after living as a biotech executive in Los Angeles. Ronald L. Fischer, 70, was captured aboard a yacht following a federal investigation.

Ronald L. Fischer fled during a rape trial in May 2005 and used various aliases to avoid capture for more than 20 years. He operated under a false identity as a yacht-owning biotech pharma executive in Los Angeles.

Ronald L. Fischer fled during a rape trial in May 2005 and used various aliases to avoid capture for more than 20 years, according to U.S. Marshals Service. He evaded law enforcement while living as a yacht-owning biotech pharmaceutical executive in Los Angeles.

Ronald L. Fischer, an 'America's Most Wanted' fugitive, prepared for his disappearance by contacting his attorney, canceling a flight to London, and organizing his affairs before vanishing during a 2005 Rhode Island sexual assault trial. He was captured 20 years later on a sailboat off the New Jersey coast using the alias Richard Graydon.

A fugitive, Ronald Fischer, who was convicted of sexual assault and disappeared in 2005, was arrested after living under the alias Richard Graydon. He was tracked on a sailboat and is linked to Immix Biopharma as a chief medical officer under the alias.

Ronald L. Fischer, a fugitive from Rhode Island, was captured after more than 20 years on the run.

Ronald L. Fischer, a Rhode Island man, fled his 2005 rape trial and was arrested in New York after over 20 years on the run. Authorities found him on a sailboat in the East River.