Johann Conrad Dippel was born in the year 1673 AD in the castle of Frankenstein near the German city of Darmstadt. Johann's life was full of myths and strange tales, and his life was surrounded by some mystery, which led to the author Mary quoting his life in her most famous characters ever, Frankenstein.

Johann began studying philosophy, theology and chemistry at the University of Guess, and obtained a master's degree in theology in 1693 AD, then he published many works in the field of theology under the name of Christianus Democritus, and most of those works still exist today. Johan's life was full of adventure, which caused his occurrence. He got into a lot of trouble because of his controversial opinions and strange ideas and was imprisoned for heresy.

And Johann set up a laboratory for himself because he studied medicine in Frankenstein Castle, in which he conducted his strange and exciting experiments and spent most of his time in his favorite hobby alchemy, he used to do scientific experiments on chemical elements which are close to chemistry and were common in that period, and the challenge was the possibility of converting lead metal to gold.

He was also obsessed with the idea of ​​immortality using modern science, so he used parts of animal and human corpses to restore life to those dead parts, but they were futile attempts, and in some accounts she said that he used his hand to perform some experiments on it trying to transfer the soul from one body to another. Extremely heinous and was the reason for his expulsion from the city.

Johan made oil from bones, blood and some animal parts, and he called it oil dibel and he called the oil the elixir of life. He used the oil in 1704 AD with his partner and Feathers Diesiakh to produce red dyes and surprised them to obtain a blue pigment called Prussian blue. It is due to his fame due to the controversy around him all over Europe, but in the end it was considered bloodier than demons.

Johan died in the castle in the year 1734 AD as a result of his stroke, but scientists believe in the current era that he died as a result of poisoning and controversy still hovers over that character to this day.