The Co-founder of ONFO coin, Dr. John Forsyth, was found dead with a gunshot wound after the disappearance, as police investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Crypto advocate and ER doctor Dr. John Forsyth was reported missing after he failed to appear for his shift, prompting his family to seek help through social media.
Richard Forsyth, the victim’s brother, told The Daily Beast: “He wouldn’t miss a shift even if his eyeballs were hanging out of their sockets. It was an immediate red flag.”
Concerns escalated for the safety of Dr. John Forsyth, a 49-year-old father of seven, as his personal belongings, including wallet, passport, and briefcase, were discovered in his unlocked car near an aquatic park. Additionally, his cell phones were left behind inside his regularly parked RV, indicating unusual circumstances.
Richard mentioned that although they had encountered opposition in the crypto industry, there were no apparent signs of anything unusual leading up to his brother’s disappearance.
Bob Lee, the creator of Cash App and former technology chief at Square, tragically lost his life in a stabbing incident in April. Law enforcement apprehended a suspect on April 13, but the motive behind the attack has not been disclosed by authorities.
The series of unfortunate events involving the deaths of the ONFO coin co-founder and Cash App creator highlight the need for thorough investigations to uncover the truth and provide closure to the affected families while raising concerns about safety and security within the crypto industry.
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