Vlad Alexandrov

The Shocking Details

Vincent Caldoni

True Crime, Society & Culture, Documentary, History

4.8 • 737 Ratings

🗓️ 20 September 2022

⏱️ 50 minutes

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1985: A Soviet scientist disappears off the streets of Madrid, Spain. But who could be behind it?

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0:00.0	featuring Joe Swaney from Thinking Sideways podcast and filmmaker Vincent Calderney.
0:09.9	This is The Shocking Details.
0:13.7	Hey there, welcome to another episode of The Shocking Details.
0:18.5	I'm Joe, joined as always by
0:20.9	Vincent Caldoni. Last week on
0:24.5	the shocking details, we talked about a couple of Chinese people who
0:28.1	disappeared. So this week, in the interests of
0:31.8	balance, we're going to talk about a Russian who vanished. I mean,
0:36.0	it was fairer than that, right?
0:38.9	I guess.
0:39.8	Yeah, fair.
0:40.2	Okay.
0:43.8	We're talking about Vladimir Alexandrov,
0:47.8	Soviet scientist, a fairly well-known one at the time,
0:51.4	who vanished off the streets of Madrid, Spain in 1985.
0:55.3	And, you know, I'm sure you've heard his name, right?
0:57.3	No, honestly, I have not.
0:57.9	Yeah.
0:59.3	This was a new one on me.
1:04.4	Yeah, well, but Vladimir, as I'll call him here, or Vlad.
1:09.3	And his research are actually kind of a big deal back in the day in the mid-80s.
1:12.6	He became one of the chief Russian spokesmen, really one of the big spokesmen in the day in the mid in the mid 80s he became one of the chief russian spokesman really one of the big spokesman in the world for the nuclear winter theory and have you heard of
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