View a series of photographs taken by Larry Johnson that document his experiences while working at Alcor.
Warning: Many of the photos presented here are extremely graphic in nature.
  |
The cephalic isolation box. Like many of Alcor’s machines, Hugh Hixon built this contraption from scratch. The patient’s decapitated head is placed inside the silver, circular “halo” medical device and secured with four screws. Chemicals are pumped into the head via perfusion tubes, liquid nitrogen is released into the box, and the freezing process begins. |
Copyright © by Vanguard Press, a division of the