Forgetting Dad

In 1990, Richard Minnich was an ordinary husband and father who was involved in a minor auto accident. A week later, Minnich suddenly and unexpectedly developed a severe case of amnesia; he was stripped of all memories of his life, and could no longer recognize his wife, children or friends. Despite a long series of tests, neurologists could not determine the cause of Minnich's amnesia or find an effective way to treat it. After two years, Minnich's marriage broke up under the strain, and h...