The Man Who Disappeared For 27 Years | Avery After Dark #95

One August morning in 2005, a Burger King employee in Richmond Hill, Georgia found a man unconscious behind a dumpster. EMS took him to a hospital in Savannah and found out this man had no idea who he was. Hospital records referred to the mystery man as 'Burger King Doe' but his identity remained a mystery. Who was he? Years later it was discovered that he had been missing for 27 years...
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00:00 Imagine Waking Up With No Memory
00:43 Horrifying Discovery At Burger King
01:50 Mystery Man Doesn't Know Name
03:10 Contining to Search For Identity
04:32 Dr Phil Appearance
06:47 BK Finally Finds True Identity

[@AveryAfterDark]

Can you imagine waking up with no memory? What a nightmare! 😳

[@veronicacomoe]

How sad that those years are lost. Imagine if ANY of those memories were happy ones. Prayers to all who suffer from this illness. 🙏🏻

[@michaelb8317]

I can't imagine just how disorienting it must be for him. Did he suffer an extremely traumatic event at some point that his brain has erased that portion of time from his memory? We may never know. Thanks, Avery for another fascinating story. It's truly something straight out of The Twilight Zone.

[@AveryAfterDark]

It’s believed dealing with his father as a kid could’ve lead to this. It really does seem like a twilight zone episode you are so right!! Thanks so much for watching 😀

[@creative2716]

This is just my opinion: I have heard of dissociating into multiple personalities, temporary bouts of dissociation/ derealization, amnesia due to a head injury or brain injury of some kind. But 27 years of dissociative amnesia (except he used his SSN until 1983) and no desire to search for his identity? It sounds to me as if this is truly escapism, walking out of his own life.

[@tomb374]

How many people after all that time accept immediate family would be able to hazard a guess? I’m 63 and when I see some folks from high school I had been friends with I don’t recognize them usually till I’ve had time to think about it for a while

[@AveryAfterDark]

That is true. After time it is harder to recognize people! Probably why these kinds of situations can be so tricky to navigate

[@angelarailey4812]

😢😢😢

[@markwebster5749]

Hi Avery your looking beautiful as always another great video and keep them coming 👍🙏

[@AveryAfterDark]

Thanks so much Mark, appreciate you watching 😃