The podcast details Moskvin's isolated childhood and a pivotal event at age 12, where he was forced to kiss a deceased girl's corpse, sparking a lifelong fascination with death. As an adult, he became a gifted but socially awkward scholar, secretly exhuming bodies from cemeteries, mummifying them, and dressing them as dolls, believing he was rescuing their spirits. Police discovered the 29 mummified corpses in 2011, leading to his arrest. Diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, he was deemed unfit for trial and committed to a psychiatric hospital, sparking public outrage. The hosts debate his legal insanity, noting his lack of remorse and belief that he was the girls' father. The case exposed flaws in cemetery security and mental health care in Russia, leading to reforms. The discussion concludes that psychiatric commitment was appropriate, as his actions were not sexually motivated but driven by a delusional desire to save the dead from loneliness.