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I am fascinated by the phenomenon known as spontaneous human combustion. What an amazing way to die.
The most recent occurrence of spontaneous human combustion popped up in my google reader today. It was a man in Ireland who burned to death in his home. Forensic pathologists were unable to explain how the man burned. He was found near an open fireplace but investigators at the scene could not establish a link between the man's death and the fireplace and there was no trace of an accelerant.
Professor Bernard Knight addresses the subject of spontaneous human combustion in a book he wrote on forensic pathology. In it Knight says that in deaths thought to be caused by spontaneous human combustion, the victims were almost always found near an open fireplace or chimney. I want to believe in this phenomenon which causes people to spontaneously burst into flames, but this little detail sort of spoils it for me.
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Click the link below to read the full report.
http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/ireland/2011/0923/1224304578285.html
