Video: Man thanks stranger who saved him from suicide A remarkable reunion took place this week in a room above a pub in Vauxhall, central London. It was the first time that Jonny Benjamin and Neil Laybourn had met in six years. Back on that cold, rainy January day, the two young men had only spoken to each other for about 25 minutes. But they were the 25 minutes that saved Benjamin's life. Since that horrific day, Mr Benjamin had mostly blanked its events from his mind. He was nervous, indeed, that he would not even recognise the stranger who had stopped and listened. All he could remember about him was that he was white, that he had hair, that he said "things can get better," and that he suggested the pair go for a coffee. Mr Laybourn, a personal trainer, could remember Mr Benjamin very well, however. And then, two weeks ago, Mr Benjamin - with the help of the Rethink Mental Illness charity - launched a campaign to "Find Mike," his nickname for the stranger. Within two days, Mr Laybourn's fiancée saw the story on Facebook and immediately knew her partner was "Mike." Mr Benjamin admits that he was "petrified" about the encounter, but Mr Laybourn was excited. The pair appeared on ITV's Daybreak to discuss their reunion, which Mr Benjamin called a "really emotional" moment.