An elderly man\u2019s wife and son stand accused of taking\u00a0him to Britain and abandoning him in a car park, before flying home to America.<\/p>\n
Roger Curry, who has dementia, was abandoned at a bus station two years ago with no ID, wearing only brand new clothes from Tesco, American court documents allege.<\/p>\n
The 76-year-old pensioner did not know his name or where he was, the file, seen by BBC\u2019s Panorama said.<\/p>\n
He was reportedly seen with two men, who flagged down a passing ambulance.\u00a0One of the men \u2013 described as having an American accent, but younger than Mr Curry \u2013 allegedly vanished from the scene.<\/p>\n
At the time of his discovery, police appealed for help to identify the \u2018vulnerable\u2019 man.<\/p>\n
He\u00a0was taken into the care of a nursing home while police and social services spent months trying to find out who he was.<\/p>\n
As part of the police investigation, a 50-year-old man from Taunton, Somerset, was arrested on suspicion of kidnap and was bailed. He has not been charged.<\/p>\n
West Mercia Police said they also wanted to trace a man, described as being in his forties, who was seen to be walking with Mr Curry towards Hereford County Hospital on the day he was discovered.<\/p>\n
Mr Curry\u2019s son Kevin, who was interviewed by Panorama, said he had had nothing to do with the abandonment of his father.<\/p>\n