An 85-year-old man was mistakenly kidnapped from his Sydney home, leaving police and his family desperate for his safe return. The incident, which occurred around 5 am, was a case of mistaken identity, according to Detective Acting Superintendent Andrew Marks. The man, Chris Baghsarian, was in his bedroom when the kidnappers entered his home, bundled him into a car, and drove him away to an unknown location. The police believe that Mr. Baghsarian was not the intended target, and at least three people were involved in the kidnapping. A dark Toyota SUV, believed to have been used in the kidnapping, was found burnt out near Baghsarian's home. The family is shocked and concerned, as they have no involvement in any criminal activity. Mr. Baghsarian needs daily medication, and the police are worried about his health and safety. The police are appealing to the kidnappers to release Mr. Baghsarian and take him to a hospital or a safe location. They are also urging the public to provide any information or witness accounts that could help in the investigation. The family is desperate for their father's safe return, and the police are working tirelessly to bring him back.
