Cryonics tycoon accuses ex-wife of stealing frozen bodies
Danila Medvedev and Valeria Udalova founded KrioRus, which keeps brains and cadavers in liquid nitrogen
The remains of wealthy people who paid huge sums of money to be cryogenically frozen in the hope of one day being resurrected by advanced medical technology have been stolen from a facility near Moscow, its owner has alleged.
Danila Medvedev, 41, said his ex-wife Valeria Udalova, 61, had seized the brains and cadavers during a raid on his KrioRus facility.
Udalova, who co-founded KrioRus, is alleged to have cut through a metal wall at the storage facility, drained nitrogen from fibreglass vats containing the remains, and loaded her macabre haul onto trucks. The vehicles were stopped by police on a nearby road after KrioRus staff raised the alarm.
The containers where ”patients” at KrioRus will be frozen in liquid nitrogen in the hope of being resurrected
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KrioRus says it has preserved the remains of 80 people, either their brains or their entire