"We found an old passport, which expired several years ago, and came to know about Subhabrata's visit to Hong Kong. We are trying to find out whether it had any connection to this case," an officer of Behala police station said. He had also told the police that he believed that the molecules in his mother's body were still alive. According to the police, the 46-year-old has been influenced by the claims of an Arizona-headquartered organisation called Alcor Life Extension Foundation, which calls itself "the world leader in cryonics, cryonics research and cryonics technology". Subhabrata, currently at Pavlov Institute, is undergoing a psychometric test, which will give a clear picture of his state of mind.

Source: The Telegraph April 08, 2018 20:15 UTC