The Crazy True Story Of The Guy Who Lost His Memory

The saga of the man who called himself "Benjaman Kyle" began in 2004, according to The Guardian, on a hot day day in Richmond Hill, Georgia. The local Burger King was opening for business, and an employee was carrying trash out to the dumpster. To her shock, she stumbled upon a naked, middle-aged Caucasian man

The saga of the man who called himself "Benjaman Kyle" began in 2004, according to The Guardian, on a hot day day in Richmond Hill, Georgia. The local Burger King was opening for business, and an employee was carrying trash out to the dumpster. To her shock, she stumbled upon a naked, middle-aged Caucasian man lying on the ground, covered in blood, sweat, sunburns, and fire-ant bites. According to the woman, he looked like "somebody tried to kill him."

Despite his terrible condition, the man wasn't dead. According to the Orlando Sentinel, no identification could be found, so he was assumed to be homeless. Paramedics came to the rescue and carted the unknown man to the hospital for treatment. Because he'd been found by a Burger King, medical workers took to calling him the "B.K. John Doe."

When the man finally woke up, he was right in the middle of a nightmarish scenario. For one, cataract problems in his eyes left him mostly blind. On top of that, medical workers kept asking for his name, but he couldn't answer. The man had no memory of who he was. No memory of how he had gotten there. No memory of his life up before the day he woke up in the hospital. Needing to answer to something, he named himself "Benjaman Kyle," based on the B.K. initials. Also, this odd spelling of "Benjaman" seemed familiar to him, but he wasn't sure why.

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