A lawsuit filed by a Montana man against a cryonics company is asking for $1 million -- and the return of his dad's frozen head after the business cremated the remainder of the man's body. The dad ...

GREAT FALLS, Mont. – Laurence Pilgeram agreed to pay a company $120,000 to preserve his body indefinitely at a temperature of minus 196 degrees Celsius, in hope that some future technology would ...

A man is suing a cryonics company for $1M — and the return of his dad's frozen head. Karl Puckett. ... an early cryonics backer, gave a talk at the 1971 Cryonics Conference in San Francisco.

A cryonics company was supposed to preserve a man's entire body, ... READ MORE: Man Battles Alcor Life Extension Foundation Over Father’s Cryonically Frozen Head [The Daily Beast] ...

Call me crazy, but if I have the frozen head of a baseball legend in my cryonics lab, it probably would occur to me that I'm in high-profile situation that could end poorly if I decide to treat it ...

In total, there are about 500 people frozen all over the world. The pandemic put extra pressure on the cryonics business. The number of people interested in cryopreservation increased to a record ...

The frozen head of an 83-year-old woman awaits revival in an Arizona laboratory, according to the cryonics group that kept the head’s whereabouts a secret for six years. Alcor Life Extension ...

Such is the breathtaking pace of modern scientific advancement that in the three short years since the technicians at the Alcor Life Extension Foundation famously severed baseball star Ted Williams… ...

Call it a hotspot gra or something, but cryonics is the storage of a deceased person in the hope that they will be reawakened in the future. The only problem is that it is an expensive process ...