Vasily Generalov, head of the 'Planet Med' clinic where children…
Vasily Generalov, head of the 'Planet Med' clinic where children with autism were treated with enemas, disappeared after a criminal case was filed.
Consensus
- The head of the 'Planeta Med' clinic is Vasiliy Generalov.
- A criminal case was opened against Generalov after the clinic's treatment methods were reported.
- The case was initiated under articles related to causing serious harm to health and fraud.
- More than 100 families filed complaints alleging that their children's condition worsened after treatment.
- Generalov returned to Russia from Singapore and visited Krasnoyarsk before disappearing.
- Generalov is currently missing in Russia.
- The investigation is being supervised by the central apparatus of the Investigative Committee.
- The clinic treated children with autism, epilepsy, and other conditions using methods including enemas, stem cell injections, and hormone prescriptions.
Points of divergence
- Over 500 families are attempting to sue the 'PlanetaMed' clinic. — vm
- Generalov believes psychological issues in children stem from parasites. — vm
- Generalov claimed that media coverage about the clinic was 'paid for' and that parents were acting 'according to a Western instruction' to shut down the center. — vm
- Generalov was accompanied by a partner when he returned from Singapore. — tg_mash
Coverage (2 sources)
- Head of clinic where children with autism were treated with enemas disappeared after criminal case was filed — Вечерняя Москва
- Head of 'Planet Med' clinic, where children with autism were treated with enemas, disappeared after criminal case was filed. — Mash