Spontaneous Human Combustion

[The.Black.Templar]

On December 22, 2010, 76-year-old Michael Faherty was found dead in his home in Galway, Ireland. His body had been badly burned.

Investigators found no accelerants near the body nor any signs of foul play, and they ruled out a nearby fireplace at the scene as the culprit. Forensic experts had only Faherty’s scorched body and the fire damage done to the ceiling above and floor beneath to explain what happened to the elderly man. After much consideration, a coroner ruled the cause of Faherty’s death to be spontaneous human combustion, a decision that generated its fair share of controversy.

Remember that guy who mysteriously burned inside his subaru in Umoja? Could this be what happened to the guy?

 

[mzeiya]

Remember that guy eho mysteriously burned inside his subaru in Umoja? Could this be what happened to the guy?

Could be.. ama bado tuseme ni sanitizer?
Very scary prospect though

 

[Ramiran]

spontaneous human combustion does not happen to africans

 

[The.Black.Templar]

Hehe maybe he is the first one

 

[The.Black.Templar]

Could be.. ama bado tuseme ni sanitizer?
Very scary prospect though

It was a strange case that one, ata kama ni sanitizer how many litres would be needed?

 

[Ramiran]

 

[stanmwa]

Nerves and muscles produce and propagate electric current which is measurable. Maybe, maybe.

 

[bigDog]

Why do crematoriums require so much fuel to cremate if human bodies would catch fire so easily?