Hospital brass at Los Angeles General Medical Center are putting out a call to the public to help put a name to the face of a man in their care. The unidentified male, dubbed "John Doe," has been admitted since April 6 and efforts to identify him have hit a wall. Medics describe him as a 60-year-old gentleman, standing at 5'7'', a lean 133 pounds, with black and grey hair, and brown peepers, as reported by the County of Los Angeles, California.
John Doe was discovered unresponsive amid the hustle of Downtown L.A. by good Samaritans who quickly dialed 911. Hospital staff have been unable to find any distinctive marks, tattoos, or personal possessions that could serve to track down any kin or acquaintances swiftly. In the hopes to sooner rather than later reconnect this man with his folk, they're asking anyone with a potential lead to step up.
With no immediate solutions surfacing, Los Angeles General Medical Center has turned to the wider community and news outlets. They've provided a photograph and descriptions of John Doe with the hope that someone out there can solve this medical mystery. An image of the patient can be found on the hospital's bulletin, according to the County of Los Angeles, California.
Cesar Robles, a Clinical Social Worker at the Los Angeles General Medical Center, is the point person for this unusual case. He's urging anyone to simply pick up the phone and potentially help to reunite a family. "Anyone with information is asked to contact... Department of Social Work," he outlined in a recent plea for public assistance. If you have any pertinent information, your cue to act is now; reach out to Robles directly at 323-409-6884 and possibly piece together the fragments of this man's life back.
