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As one of the mysteries of challenging science for nearly 200 years, horror stories are true around the phenomenon of "self-igniting" that many people feel scared.

The world we live in always contains strange things that science cannot successfully decipher. Horror phenomenon "self-igniting" is one of the things that most people only believe in movies.

In fact, there are true stories revolving around this real phenomenon.

From the stories of "self-igniting" real horror in the world .

There are real stories revolving around this real phenomenon.

The first story

One of the first famous cases of self-igniting in the world was recorded on July 5, 1835. On that day, James Hamilton , a professor of mathematics at a prestigious university in the United States, was reading a book, and suddenly he saw his left leg in terrible pain.

Unable to understand what was happening, he suddenly felt horrified when he saw his left leg burn up in a fire 10cm high.

His first reaction was to use his hand not to extinguish the fire at his feet. After that, he was brought by the family members to the hospital for treatment in the doctors' surprise and confusion.

The second story

The second story happened in 1951. Unfortunately, as the head of the mathematics professor James Hamilton, when the incident was discovered, one could only see the rest of the legs and feet with sandals, the rest, including the chair she sat in, burned into ash.

Suspecting that she was assassinated, police continued to open investigations. However, the puzzling thing is that the floor does not have the mark of the fire or the smell of a common fire.

Just like the first case, the mystery of the case of self-igniting in the second story made the police and the scientific world crazy.

The third story

Not stopping there, in 1982, people continued to record a case of people spontaneously igniting themselves in England.

The victim in this third story is Jeannie Saffin (61). One evening, while sitting in the kitchen after preparing a meal for the whole family, her body suddenly started to fire.

The puzzling thing is that Jeannie Saffin herself does not feel pain or react when the fire wants to cover her body.

The ill-fated victims who were burned to death were mostly people living alone.(Illustration).

Thankfully, Jeannie Saffin's father discovered the incident and quickly used cold water to save her daughter from the fire of death.
At this time, when the fire was extinguished, Jeannie Saffin was awakened and started crying because of fear and pain. The family members took her to the hospital and quickly reported to the police.

Police concluded that the fire did not come from a burning gas stove 1.5 meters away from her, but they could not find evidence that she was fired.

In the medical record in the hospital, Jeannie Saffin suffered a level 3 burn (neck, hands, belly of the knee were badly burned, particularly the face was completely deformed). Sadly, a week later she sank into a coma and died of pneumonia.

Historically, about 200 cases have been recorded as self-igniting people without signs of being burned from an external heat source.

The ill-fated victims who were burned to death were mostly people living alone. Their head and body are severely destroyed by fire.

In some cases, the fire only occurs in the body, causing the victim's body to turn into ash while the arms and legs are still . intact.

. to mysteries that cannot be fully decoded

Spontaneous human combustion (SHC) is a popular term in the 1800s, indicating a mysterious phenomenon of self-igniting people.

With this term, it is believed that the fire does not come from outside but originates from within the victim's body. And when "believing" in that, they began to explain this "inside death" phenomenon in humans.

In the last century, scientists believed that alcohol was the cause of spontaneous combustion in the human body because alcohol was saturated with cells that caused burning. Some people think that depression from people who live alone alone causes people to ignite themselves.

When science developed a step further, they explained, the cause of the SHC phenomenon is that due to storms from the universe , sunspots or intestinal bacteria that produce gas or build up energy that makes you people must fire to liberate.

Later, all explanations were rejected by many people. Accordingly, basically, the human body has 70% water, so we cannot burn ourselves.

70% of the human body is water.(Illustration).

Moreover, if humans burn themselves, it must also catch fire when someone is swimming or taking a bath. Meanwhile, the case of self-igniting people in contact with water has never been recorded.

Until now, scientists claimed to have studied 10 cases of self-igniting people to find the cause. And they think that SHC is not as mysterious as many people think.

Specifically, they found that the victims were mostly elderly people, living alone and quite near fire sources (such as kitchens, candles, cigarettes .). Chances are, the fire has caught on them all the time.

In addition, the clothes of the victims are mostly cotton and yarn (which are very flammable). When the body's fat secretes with the body's clothing and heat, it creates a very flammable heat mixture near the fire.

Conclusion

The above explanations only stop at the observations and conjectures that are not the most convincing.

Therefore, so far, the phenomenon of self-igniting people is still one of the mysteries that challenge the most scientists in the world.

Please present the latest self-igniting case in the 21st century. On December 22, 2010 in Ireland, it was discovered that the body was submerged in the fire of a man named Michael Faherty in the living room of the apartment. He is in Ballybane, Galway, Ireland.

The body of Michael Faherty.(Photo: Coolinterestingstuff.com).

Earlier, the neighbor was awakened by a fire alarm bell in the house of the 76-year-old man.

They rushed to see Michael Faherty's entire body burning fiercely, pointing to his intact legs. There are no recorded fire marks. In the file of the local police, there is a case of Michael Faherty's death: Self-igniting.

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