Dr. Richard Graydon, a pharmaceutical executive, was arrested earlier this month after being identified as Ronald Fischer, a fugitive convicted of rape who disappeared during his 2005 trial. Fischer had been evading authorities for over 20 years while working in various pharmaceutical companies, including as chief medical officer at Immix Biopharma. His arrest followed a credible tip and FBI intelligence analysis, leading to his capture aboard his yacht off the coast of New Jersey. Fischer faces charges of first-degree sexual assault, felony bail-jumping, and unlawful flight to avoid prosecution. A Rhode Island judge set his bail at $20,000, with his next court appearance scheduled for August 17. U.S. Marshal Wing Chau stated that the arrest reflects the enduring accountability for crimes.
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Fugitive Arrested After Two Decades Under Assumed Identity
Dr. Richard Graydon, identified as fugitive Ronald Fischer, was arrested after evading authorities for over 20 years. He faces charges including first-degree sexual assault and unlawful flight to avoid prosecution. His bail is set at $20,000, with a court appearance scheduled for August 17.
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‘America’s Most Wanted’ Fugitive Arrested After Two Decades Under New Identity
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Fugitive Arrested After Two Decades Under Assumed Identity