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Andrey Zhelvetro is a psychologist who believes in treating his patients in quite an unorthodox manner - he buries them alive in an attempt to cure their psychological problems, reports
At first glance, such a procedure seems to be straight out of the Hannibal Lecter school of psychology. Yet according to Andrey Zhelvetro, the bizarre, and some would say morbid process, helps his patients feel really alive.
The medical professional's strange practice was unearthed earlier this year when a villager stumbled across 12 empty coffins which had seemingly been abandoned in a wooded area near the capital city of Kiev in northern Ukraine.
The concerned villager also discovered a dozen freshly dug graves and alerted the police immediately.
Police swooped in on the area and began investigating who was responsible for the macabre mystery. Their avenue of inquiry led them directly to Zhelvetro.

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