Dr. John Forsyth Identified As Missing Man Found dead In Cassville

Missouri ER doctor and father of eight, Dr. John Forsyth, was discovered deceased on Tuesday. He had been reported missing last week after sending a text message to his new fiancée stating that he would see her shortly.

49-year-old Dr. John Forsyth was reported missing on May 21 when he did not arrive for his scheduled 7 p.m. shift at Mercy Hospital in Cassville, Missouri. Cassville is a small community located in the Ozarks with a population of approximately 3,000 people. According to Richard Forsyth, the body of his brother was found on Tuesday in northwest Arkansas.

Richard expressed his shock and suspicion of foul play, stating that he anticipates receiving further details from a detective on Wednesday. According to sources, he allegedly stated that he would not miss a shift even if his eyeballs were hanging out of their sockets.

According to Richard, he stated to Fox News Digital that the individual in question is highly punctual.

According to Richard, the fact that Forsyth has worked at the same hospital for 15 years without ever missing a day of work or being late was an immediate red flag.

An ER doctor from Missouri, who disappeared just three days after proposing to his fiancée, has been found dead. According to Cassville Police Detective Stuart Lombard, the last person to have any contact with the doctor, who was also a co-founder of a cryptocurrency with his brother, was his fiancée.

At 7 a.m., he sent her a text message indicating the end of his shift and informing her of his intention to meet her “a little bit later.” According to Lombard, he abruptly stopped answering.

On video, the doctor was observed strolling towards his luxurious RV, which he parked in the hospital’s parking lot while on duty. In a recent development, authorities have found Forsyth’s Infiniti vehicle in a yard located approximately 700 feet away from the entrance of the Cassville Aquatic Center.

According to Richard Forsyth, John Forsyth’s passport, wallet, two phones, RV, and car keys were found inside the Infiniti.

According to Richard, Forsyth departed and left his RV unlocked, along with his laptop and two additional smartphones. Richard noted that this behavior was atypical of Forsyth.

According to Lombard, a thorough search of the 90-acre park surrounding the recreation facility was conducted by the police, with the aid of the Missouri State Highway Patrol and other agencies, utilizing both canine and ground methods. However, no evidence was discovered.

According to Richard, his brother became engaged just three days before his disappearance. This news came shortly after the completion of his divorce from his first wife.

According to Richard, an uncontested divorce settlement was declared on May 11, which awarded his former spouse approximately $19,000 per month in alimony and child support.