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In 2004, a woman makes a shocking discovery behind a Burger King in Georgia, a man lying naked beside a dumpster.

No ID, no wallet, and no clue who he is.

At the hospital, staff give him a name, Burger King Doe.

Later, he would call himself Benjamin Kyle. But there's one thing he doesn't have, his memory, no memory of his name, his family, where he came from, or how he ended up there.

With only a handful of fragmented memories and no recollection of the people in his life, the case would baffle investigators for years.

Who was Benjamin Kyle?

And what happened to him?

I'm Chandley Painter, and this is the Fox True Crime podcast.

Thank you. For more than a decade, the man known as Benjamin Kyle lived as a mystery, the only known amnesia case of its kind in the United States.

As investigators, DNA experts, and journalists work to piece together his past. Every answer seemed to lead to even more

questions. Joining me today are Shannon and Eric Evangelista, the co-executive producers and investigative

team behind Hot Snakes Media to discuss their new documentary, The Many Lives of Benjamin Kyle.

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