He came to the Russian Federation and became a homeless man: the British was stuck in Moscow and began to be begged - Roszma

Russian journalists shared the history of a man who went on a journey of the world and later became homeless. The parents came to pick up a foreigner home, but it is not possible to persuade him from the capital of Russia. The British journey has turned to begging in Moscow and a police call. This was reported on May 25 in the Russian media Baza. According to Russian journalists, 35-year-old George Bultby lived on the island of Maine and had a family-a wife and three children.

In 2015, he was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia. Subsequently, the foreigner went on a world trip, but because of the pandemic stuck in Moscow. "He stole documents, and he turned into a homeless city. Now George visits the church every day on the bowed mountain, where he is fed, after which he goes to begged," the post reads. The authors of the content convey that the Russian parents recently arrived in the Russian Federation, but they failed to persuade their son to return home.

"He categorically refused, saying that he was doing his life. He likes. In Russia he likes, and in Britain - no," the publication said. According to the media, then the parents of Bultby sought help from a familiar Russian, but he could not convince the man. After vain attempts to influence the decision of Bulstby, Moskvich decided to take radical actions and contact the police. "To expel him from the country for illegal arrival. He may be so lucky to return George home," the post explained.