Lost man found in park
A Christchurch man who was missing for six days after suffering a loss of memory was found in Hagley Park yesterday morning. The man, lan George Bradford, was seen by a workmate in* the park about 7.30 a.m. The police were called and found Mr Bradford, an outpatient at Sunnyside Hospital, about an hour later. His defacto wife, Ms Pam Drake, said last evening that he was “tired, dirty, hungry, and thin” when found. Mr Bradford, a Vietnam war veteran, recalled nothing about the time he was missing, she said. He just “snapped back” to reality when she spoke to him. Mr Bradford, who has been missing previously, was last evening having a much needed sleep in a bed.
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Press, 30 May 1985, Page 5
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