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I was heartbroken when my wife died — so I brought her ‘back to life’ for $3K | New York Post
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0:36Now PlayingAn Indian man reportedly brought his dead wife “back to life” after spending nearly $3,000 to make it happen.
Tapas Sandilya, 65, lost his wife, Indrani, in 2021 during the COVID-19 pandemic. Before her death, Indrani allegedly told her spouse that in the event she passed away before he did, she would like him to create a silicone model of herself to keep him company, according to the Sun.
The model — which is eerily lifelike — is dressed in Indrani’s favorite clothing and sits in her favorite spot on the couch in Sandilya’s living room.
According to the widower, his late wife got the idea from the statues she saw displayed at museums.
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