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Ladybbird · 26-05-20, 13:26

Elderly Irish Man Remains Unidentified in Psychiatric Hospital for 30yrs

Doctors and psychiatrists have been unable to identify the man, who has taken to a psychiatric hospital by gardaÃ* in the mid-1980s.

Irish Central, 26 MAY 2020

John Doe: The High Court heard the man's case on Monday. Getty

An elderly man has remained unidentified in an Irish psychiatric hospital for more than 30 years, the High Court has heard.

Doctors and psychiatrists have been unable to identify the man, who has taken to a psychiatric hospital by gardaÃ* (Irish police) in the mid-1980s.

The Irish Times reports that the man had been sleeping in a bus shelter with a dog prior to his hospitalization more than three decades ago.

The man was also reported to be living a "hermit's life" and has a history of dementia and schizophrenia.

He remains a "John Doe", but the staff at the psychiatric hospital have redoubled their efforts to establish an identity in recent years following advances in genealogy technology. They estimate that the man was born in the 1930s.

He suffers from cardiac and respiratory conditions and his condition is believed to be deteriorating.

Dublin's Four Courts.

In light of his condition, his case was presented to High Court President Mr. Justice Peter Kelly on Monday to assess whether he needs a wardship.

The main purpose of wardship is to protect a person's property, welfare, and best interests where necessary. Some adults may require the court's protection because of mental incapacity.

A court-ordered medical doctor will now assess the man's mental capacity.

The judge appointed a guardian to represent the psychiatric patient's interests during the wardship proceedings.

The man's medical team believes that he should not be resuscitated if it is required to keep him alive and believes that he should be made comfortable where he is now, rather than being admitted to hospital.

However, doctors believe that any decision not to resuscitate should have a legal basis and the issue will be decided in a few weeks when the court-ordered doctor makes a report to the court.

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Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 50,660 Thanks: 28,768 Thanked 14,429 Times in 10,235 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	Unidentified Man Remains in Psychiatric Hospital for 30yrs Elderly Irish Man Remains Unidentified in Psychiatric Hospital for 30yrs Doctors and psychiatrists have been unable to identify the man, who has taken to a psychiatric hospital by gardaÃ* in the mid-1980s. Irish Central, 26 MAY 2020 John Doe: The High Court heard the man's case on Monday. Getty An elderly man has remained unidentified in an Irish psychiatric hospital for more than 30 years, the High Court has heard. Doctors and psychiatrists have been unable to identify the man, who has taken to a psychiatric hospital by gardaÃ* (Irish police) in the mid-1980s. The Irish Times reports that the man had been sleeping in a bus shelter with a dog prior to his hospitalization more than three decades ago. The man was also reported to be living a "hermit's life" and has a history of dementia and schizophrenia. He remains a "John Doe", but the staff at the psychiatric hospital have redoubled their efforts to establish an identity in recent years following advances in genealogy technology. They estimate that the man was born in the 1930s. He suffers from cardiac and respiratory conditions and his condition is believed to be deteriorating. Dublin's Four Courts. In light of his condition, his case was presented to High Court President Mr. Justice Peter Kelly on Monday to assess whether he needs a wardship. The main purpose of wardship is to protect a person's property, welfare, and best interests where necessary. Some adults may require the court's protection because of mental incapacity. A court-ordered medical doctor will now assess the man's mental capacity. The judge appointed a guardian to represent the psychiatric patient's interests during the wardship proceedings. The man's medical team believes that he should not be resuscitated if it is required to keep him alive and believes that he should be made comfortable where he is now, rather than being admitted to hospital. However, doctors believe that any decision not to resuscitate should have a legal basis and the issue will be decided in a few weeks when the court-ordered doctor makes a report to the court. __________________ *AMERICA WAS ONCE AN INNOVATED & RESPECTED COUNTRY and THEN ALONG CAME TRUMP.....* That buzz you hear is George Washington spinning in his grave