A body has been found, but not identified.
Rescuers are no longer looking for the ship, which sent a distress
call four days ago after getting caught in the powerful storm's
ferocious winds and 50-foot seas, Coast Guard Captain Mark Fedor said.
He
said aircrews continued to search for the missing crew - 28 U.S.
citizens and five Polish nationals - but acknowledged they had faced
tough odds in the storm's dangerous conditions.
"We are still looking for survivors, any signs of life," he told reporters in Miami.
Crews were unable to identify the body, discovered wearing a survival suit on Sunday, Fedor said.
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