Walt Disney Frozen Theory

And as this theory goes disney made frozen in an effort to bury this thought in an internet driven world.

Walt disney frozen theory. When walt disney passed away on december 15 1966 the rumor mill started churnin. In the decades since walt disney s death the claim that he arranged for his body to be. The theory is based on a long standing conspiracy that walt was frozen upon his death so that he could be brought back to life in the future. But the theory seems to have been traced back to a 1972 interview between the los angeles times and robert nelson a former tv repairman who was enamored with cryonics and became the president of the cryonics society of california.

For years it s been said that below the attraction s rickety boats and singing pirates lies disney s body or maybe just his head suspended in a cryogenically frozen state and awaiting the day when medical technology will be advanced enough to reanimate the animator. In a bizarre new theory from screen rant disney fans are claiming that the studio chose to name its 2013 smash hit movie frozen to distract people from. Walt disney died two weeks later when his circulatory system collapsed on the morning of december 15 1966. Conspiracy theorists just won t let it go.

Animation by calum youngson. As much as we hate to bring up such a sad subject it s an important element in the first theory we ll be discussing so bear with us. The rumor that walt disney was frozen after his death has a few possible origins. Walt disney s daughter diana later revealed.

The myth of walt disney s frozen head hidden somewhere in disneyland came to be one of hollywood s most widely believed urban myths but could there be any truth in it. For years people all around the world have been convinced that the man behind the mouse walt disney was cryogenically frozen keeping his mind in tact so that he could be brought back to life. Disney s daughter has denied that he s cryogenically frozen the exact origins of the rumor are uncertain but it first appeared in print in a 1969 ici parisarticle in which a disney executive.