What happened to Winston bright, a man in New York, who suffered from amnesia and disappeared in 1990. In 2000, he was officially declared dead. Recently, Winston, who has changed his name and lived in California for several years, returned to his hometown and passed DNA tests. His identity was confirmed, but the process was very tortuous.
It is reported that after suffering from amnesia, Winston only remembers wandering in the street, with only a few dollars in his pocket and nothing in his mind. So he named himself and started a new life in California. During this period, the fragments of his previous life occasionally appeared in his mind.
Finally, he remembered that he was a new Yorker with three children. Back home, his wife, Leslie bright, treated him as a liar because he didn't provide any evidence. Winston sued the court and won a six-year lawsuit to prove his identity.
His wife didn't want to hear the court's ruling. She had given up hope completely when she failed to find her husband. She receives a $300 monthly pension from Wilkinson, where Winston has worked for 20 years. Now Winston's identity has been confirmed and he has the right to claim compensation. But his wife revealed that Winston had decided not to claim a pension, so she could keep the money.