Three years after a brain hemorrhage, ‘Lucky’ still cannot communicate. Now Amsterdam police are asking the public to help identify him

The police in Amsterdam have received 140 tips in the search to identify ‘Lucky’. ‘Overwhelming,’ the police said. On Monday, Amsterdam’s cold case team released images of the man, whose identity remains unknown and who can no longer communicate.

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