article_snippet.sent: Louis Jordan, 37, who was rescued 200 miles off the North Carolina coast, said he survived for more than two months on he stricken boat by eating fish he caught by trailing dirty clothes in the ocean, and by catching rainwater in a bucket.
article_snippet.sent: Jordan, second from left, walks from the Coast Guard helicopter to the Sentara Norfolk General Hospital in Norfolk, Virginia.
article_snippet.sent: Jordan pictured on Jordan 35-foot boat, which during one storm in which Jordan claims Jordan broke Jordan shoulder, lost its mast, rudder and radio .
article_snippet.sent: Jordan had been living on Jordan docked sailboat in Conway, South Carolina, before Jordan told Jordan family Jordan was 'going into the open water' to go fishing more than two months ago .
article_snippet.sent: Jordan, an amateur sailor who had been living on Jordan boat, the 35 ft Angel, set off on a fishing trip from Conway, South CarolinaSouth Carolina, on January 23.
article_snippet.sent: The sailor claims Jordan broke Jordan shoulder during one of the three times his boat was knocked over in heavy seas – destroying the mast, rudder and radio –
article_snippet.sent: Last night a US Coast Guard spokesman said: ‘We don’t have any reason to doubt Jordan but nor can We confirm Jordan spent all this time out there.
article_snippet.sent: After that amount of time at sea Jordan would have been wobbly on Jordan feet and yet Jordan seemed to walk perfectly.
article_snippet.sent: A U.S. Coast Guard crew rescued Jordan by helicopter and said that he was smiling when A U.S. Coast Guard crew arrived .
highlights_snippet.sent: Louis Jordan, 37, was rescued Thursday after being stranded 200 miles off the coast of North Carolina .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Coast guard crew who rescued he said he was smiling when Coast guard crew who rescued him arrived .
  