Do you know this man? Police are trying to identify a mystery man who has been in hospital for nearly five weeks. | jtbgraham
Police are trying to identify a mystery man who has been in hospital for nearly five weeks and has only been able to utter a few words since being hit by a train in Melbourne’s inner-north.
The man remains in a serious but stable condition in hospital, where he has been able to express the names “Roy” and “Ryan” “from Coburg”. However, police are uncertain whether he is referring to himself or someone he knows. Police have now released a computer-generated image of the man, who is about 175 centimetres tall, between 65 and 75 years old, and of medium build.
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