Published: Jun 24, 2017
Thrissur- A man found dead at the Thrissur railway station on June 17 has a reunion with family after 30 years. Baby alias Pattalam Raju who was last seen by his relatives 30 years ago has finally reunited with his siblings. A soldier in the BSF, Baby came to his home at Idasserykunnel in Wayanad 30 years back and thereafter the family lost touch with him. He remained untraceable to his family ever since then only till they identified his body at the General Hospital Mortuary. Baby joined the BSF right after pre degree. His brother Joy still remembers going to Bangalore with Baby for the induction. The last time he came home was after the one year training at the academy. His sisters Lucy, Moly and Elizabeth recounted that he had a special interest in sports like volleyball. The family had launched searches for him in 1995 when their mother Annamma passed away and later in 2002 when their father Sebastian died. It is not known when Baby left his job and returned. He was under treatment for hip bone pain till the day of his death. The police who could not find his home since he left no trail had to finally issue a crime card to identify him.
Read more at: http://english.mathrubhumi.com/news/offbeat/missing-sibling-reunited-with-family-after-30-years-1.2038552
Thrissur- A man found dead at the Thrissur railway station on June 17 has a reunion with family after 30 years. Baby alias Pattalam Raju who was last seen by his relatives 30 years ago has finally reunited with his siblings. A soldier in the BSF, Baby came to his home at Idasserykunnel in Wayanad 30 years back and thereafter the family lost touch with him. He remained untraceable to his family ever since then only till they identified his body at the General Hospital Mortuary. Baby joined the BSF right after pre degree. His brother Joy still remembers going to Bangalore with Baby for the induction. The last time he came home was after the one year training at the academy. His sisters Lucy, Moly and Elizabeth recounted that he had a special interest in sports like volleyball. The family had launched searches for him in 1995 when their mother Annamma passed away and later in 2002 when their father Sebastian died. It is not known when Baby left his job and returned. He was under treatment for hip bone pain till the day of his death. The police who could not find his home since he left no trail had to finally issue a crime card to identify him.
Read more at: http://english.mathrubhumi.com/news/offbeat/missing-sibling-reunited-with-family-after-30-years-1.2038552
Very bad and hearting condition when you lost a person.
ReplyDeletewe can accept when a person dead in front of us, but its very difficult to accept a lost person. Every day when we wake up we will think about to find the lost person in any way.