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Dr Infinity was born Vido Aras, in Buenos Aires, Argentina to Lithuanian parents. They moved to Montreal before ending up in Boston by the time Vido was aged ten. As a teen, Aras attended a Franciscan monastery for boys of Lithuanian descent, and whilst there he discovered his talent for autofellation. In 1969, he attempted to steal an original Gutenberg Bible from Harvard University's Widener Library. He fell forty feet while trying to leave with the Bible and suffered skull and femur fractures. Once recovered, a court found Aras indigent and committed him to a state mental hospital for observation. Aras' trial started in December 1969 and received coverage in the national and local press. On the second day of his trial, Aras was judged mentally incapable of understanding his actions and charges were dismissed. Aras moved to New York City in the 1970's and as Dr. Infinity, appeared in a few adult films, usually demonstrating his unique skill. He would shoot reels of film of himself in various locations around New York City. He broke into historic buildings and estates to film himself, such as The Rockefeller Estate in Westchester County, where he was arrested for trespassing. During the 1980's, Aras moved to Barcelona, where he died in May 2017.

On August 19, 1969, he attempted to steal the Widener Library&#39;s copy of the Gutenberg Bible from Harvard University but failed.

His real name was believed to be Vito K. Aras, which newspapers had reported at the time of the attempted Gutenberg Bible theft, but his widow revealed in 2019 that his real name was Vytautas K. Kerbelis.

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