Man with Amnesia discovers his family in the wake of looking for a long time

A Florida man, who was discovered 11 years back with no memory of his past, said he has at last discovered his family following quite a while of seeking. Benjaman Kyle, of Jacksonville, Florida, was discovered bare, secured in flame ants and inert in 2004 at a Burger King in Georgia with no memory of his family or his character. Kyle tackled his flow name as he looked for a connection to his past.

"I had no clue who I was. I couldn't recall," Kyle told ABC News in 2012. "I had no clue how I arrived."

Determined to have amnesia, Kyle invested years looking for his gang. The pursuit paid off when he reported for this present month he had at last discovered organic relatives.

A group of individuals helped arrangement Kyle's DNA throughout the years and after that search for potential matches.

"Numerous individuals had shared their DNA profiles so that they could be contrasted and mine," Kyle composed on his Facebook page.

"Through a procedure of disposal they decided my hereditary bloodline and who my relatives were. A DNA test taken by a nearby relative has affirmed that we are connected."

Kyle said he anticipates going to his family one week from now and is applying to get official recognizable proof cards with his genuine name on them.

"I wish to thank the greater part of my companions who have upheld me throughout the years with a major thank you to the general population who have helped me with this wreckage," he said on Facebook.

Joshua Schrutt, an eatery proprietor in Jacksonville who enlisted Kyle in the wake of listening to his story on the news, affirmed to ABC News that Kyle had discovered his gang.

In his declaration that he discovered his family, Kyle did not affirm if any of his prior recollections of him being an expert and his name being Benjamin were right.