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hey and walk into the fog cast a judge clerk Chuck Brian staring dully forward if the dull stared dairy cow at the higher the title check right. This is in tribute to the bottom episode the dispute verbal the bottom? If you did you don't want to know we're talking about ethics? Hey Chuck rounds I was in the Cubs, gets yeah Kafka's boyscout yeah definitely didn't and I are. You would think that that would have helped shape me as a young man right, yeah you'd be wrong. I can tell you, thing that shape me, more than cops gets ever did and it was a single picture. A photograph

and all it was was a leg and there is a sock and slippery attached to a black and white in the thing about this leg. Is it wasn't severed? The end of it was charred yes, and it turns out that this leg belong to a guy named Doktor Irving, J Bentley and the photo was taken in nineteen sixty six onwards, Pennsylvania home and what happened to Doktor Bentley was that he spontaneously combined and I thought that was the coolest thing I ever heard of my entire young lady really remember seeing oh yeah and actually strangely, our foes at a nursing home once and I saw in real life something that startled me because it looked just like it. It was a prosthetic leg and it was just dont on this journey that also like a tv bedpans. It is apparently like a mobile storage

right down the hallway right, but there is a prosthetic legs that went from the need, the foot in it had like knee high pantyhose on it, and if you still, unlike all these people, are gonna die soon. Can we maybe keep this out of their line of sight but, yes, I sought out immediately thought a doctor, Bentleys leg, buyer, yes, I used to think spontaneous human combustion is of course thing ever. It is pretty remarkable. Let's talk about it! Why that's a great idea and I feel bad, because someone

to this last week, and I dont have the name I apologize to whoever is out there. This is for you Becky Becky. This is free, no binkie thinking see a listener requests. Have you noticed? The uncomfortable pauses have been increasing frequency lately, its cause, you're wearing sunglasses, is weird no such as today. Ok, you don't like the shades merges off putting cause. I can't see her beautiful Le Browns monitoring about shock so check. Let's get back to spontaneous human, Yes, the earliest written account of it occurs in sixteen sixty three right and dutch anatomists Thomas Bartoloni Roy. Of a woman in Paris who quote, went up in ashes and smoke right while which is normal enough. The weird thing is

this woman. You know, as I imagine was normal for the era- was sleeping on a straw, mattress, straw, mattress and go up here. That is the woman to that was the first clear that something was something amiss and then they a couple of years later there was the guy who he was France. His name was Jonas Du Pont and he apparently the there. Enough stories of spontaneous human combustion. They put a collection of them together called DE incentives, copperous Hugh many spontaneous latin dead language nodded. It

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check out love books by going to love book online Dotcom, slash, crush newer, receive especial twenty percent discount. That is it love book online Dotcom, slash, crutch so are apparently is- has been around for a while at least in the seventeenth century, and it's only happen couple hundred times. They think between two and three hundred zero people burning up inexplicably workable the times it's pretty significant me, though he has allotted credence to enter European Union a so. Let's talk about spontaneous human combustion and it's actually differentiated from despondencies combustion because you stick the human in their. It means a person's burning. Yeah, other things can spontaneous combustion. I like a bucket of oily rags, her yeah, hey bales, had been known to combat, which is why? Because we know how a bucket of oil rigs combust charm, the as as the oxygen interacts with the oily rags, it can actually raise the temperature to the ignition point in their rightful though you were a kid just mind: threads. Imagine that yeah honour those two in a week

I believe that field mice were born from left over green really say so. Maybe oily rights don't really combust spontaneously? It is this little kids never thought about. So let us talk about this. We have the deal is? Is it your extremities remain intact? This one the tell tale give away? Sometimes I thought it was all with no its most of the time Ok yeah, but not always. So what we're saying is by that. We mean that the torso in the head are usually burn through and then there's usually a foot or a leg or an arm. I can barely yeah exactly. Another characteristic is that the surroundings, the immediate surroundings, are often left untouched, yeah or they have strange bird to them not your typical burn marks know

The room doesn't catch on fire, frown, reason: a sweet, smoky smell, a greasy residuary, see residue in imagining licking greasy residue off of a piece of furniture in a rumour. Someone spontaneously combustion now prefer to be growth, scientists, so and then a lot of times the like you said the limbs are left untouched, he rarely in cases of spontaneous human combustion does through the victim survive, but they have yet. This is freaky. Sometimes it's just burn spots forming on somebody's our somebody will start smoking, yeah imagined smoking just smoking yet that's with Mary Meyer present. No, no there's no flames was over you just smoking or all of a sudden you, your burning sense of those are very, very rare, but they have been documented, briar right. He I can imagine that be so bizarre. So, what's up next about it,

well. I guess some theories on white happens will firstly point out why this is weird: if it's not obvious enough yeah, but the combustion for combustion to take place, we need intense heat by any two flammable substance. Right, we're not too terribly viable would burn right. If somebody does his gasoline eyes and throws a man, but that's about that so that by spontaneous human combustion, scientifically speaking, is so weird. You write an inward. What what's the earliest experts She came across four. How spontaneous human combustion works? The earliest explanation. Are you talking about that? The Dickens Charles Dickens, what he reflected a widely held belief,

right in his novel oblique house, he had a character that he killed off by spontaneous human combustion, which allows got a funny or not funny, but chemical, the characters, AMOS Crook and he was an alcoholic. So, at the time they posted a theory that maybe excessive amount of mount of alcohol which, as we all know flammable, body caused this year. Apparently, one theory is that methane builds up in the intestine. Flammable methods will definitely verifiable and it's a terrible greenhouse gases. You know that I did. And then some sort of enzyme, their acts

as a catalyst in cellular processes and build up heat as a by product. Ignites is methane in Kaboom, but there's a problem. There is big problem with the most victims when they spontaneously combust. They have more damage to the outside of the body than in internal organs, so that kind of flies in the face of that very definitely so we Poohpooh thou, who thou and static literacy? If God, I guess, I mean that's pretty much. It needed static electricity bill up on the outside body here again, kaboom, right or magnetic force. A GEO magnet magnetic force exerted on the body is another one come along again. These are entirely path there's another one. That's possibly low less credible positive by Larry. Arnold, who is an expert in investigator. A self proclaimed expert Never I mean are all now. Some people are vetted. Ok,

What he also wrote a book called blaze and it's like an account amazing account of spontaneous human combustion stories, which I gotta tell you. I would have eaten alive at age eight Usher But yes, so he has his own hypothesis and it's that there's a subatomic Atomic Cobb pirate time in that way it interacts with cells in a certain way it can create an explosion. The big problem this year, a man a miniature explosion. We should point out: ok, not some huge opinion, how its methods built up in your untested. You know it's in the big problem with is the particles theoretical hasn't been proven to exist here he made it are made of the name at least yeah pyro times. Good name means fire time. You know what I like it. I like the wick theory at this. One makes the Alps the most sense to me yet absolutely here. So the Wick

hurry you now candle works. Josh I do check. Would you like me to explain that now have held a candle, has a wig which everyone knows and that which surrounded by wax, which it is made of flammable acids about fatty acids or can be petroleum, weak paraffin, wax right or my wife came soy. Oh, I love your moment outcome. They available fulfil unworthy moment. I can guarantee so the wax ignites the wick and it keeps the wick burning and so a lot of people outside this were signed. Scientists actually come in and say they think that folks mate, like drop a cigarette men, cigarette catches, their clothes on fire, the wick. Which is the wick and then what the fat of the body start now ignite and which they are flammable ride earlier that we're not written we're not generally flammable, we will burn him what's burning most readily is our fact right, but that can create

contain slow burn in that with its like, say, you're you're pyjamas on fire right surrounds it and it contains use a allows. The wicked continue to burn very slowly right right, but what about extremities Chuck wire people's limbs left intact? Well, my it would be. The limbs don't have as much fat goin on that then. Actually pretty good explanation were, I read was that has to do with the temperature gradient, ok, that they simply Hey PIG contain is much. He like, you know how your arms get colder than say your torso right, Russia, like, if you hold the match it out. What's what's at the bottom of something that it is usually cooler than what's at the top. So that is why we need a match. You spoke to hold it up right. If you hold it upside down, Alzheimer's will go out cause or simply does not enough heat to sustain a flame right. So the idea with the whig effect is as eventually this the flames, the candle, the human candle, hope that something

yeah. I'm the human candle eventually gets to a point in the body where there's not enough heat. This has seen the flames in itself back there. You have just somebody's foot sitting there. Did you see that in the article I didn't. I saw like the print out of it. I haven't gone through and lifted the flesh and he s pretty cool. There's like little three state as you can click on it shows the body burning and then the body torso, you know decomposing and then at the very end, your left with limbs laying on awesome on Chicken House share is it is cool. Is the face transplant illustration? A negative They were close. Let's get its new here and you want to keep growing your team, but you need the right tools to help keep your hiring streamlined, inefficient and that is where zip recruiter, dot com slash stuff comes in that's right. Zip recruiter, send your job to over one hundred of the leading job boards, but they don't stop there with their powerful matching technology. They actually

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and they probably call themselves on fire man in this really strange series of events they turned into human candle and then some people were yes in Amerika people they were decided after the fact were pretty hard core alcoholics, so they made them passed out stupor, and then some people were in firm and they couldn't get out of bed in a normal state. So they're gonna trap there. So these things come out after the fact that gonna make scientists think louse really Spontaneous combustion, someone dropped, a cigarette, surely were passed out drunk into they burn. I think the point is that, if you're caregiver to an infirm individual, if you like a cigarette, stick it in their mouth stick around and make sure that you put it out once their done with a mere gives. You can end up really bad form right now. What we are to me as, if nothing else burned in the house, while that's that Wick effect, that's that yeah protecting

actual burning is burning, insides is still seems like it, wouldn't be so hard for a bed she did spied out. That is, it is odd. With you and that's what makes it so cause that it. So you know I explained what I think yeah yeah and it seems like you will probably always be unexplained because there's no way to replicated in a laboratory you're not at all- and I always find this after the have access sure, so that the seller can do so check. Let's talk about some real life. Amazing incidents of spontaneous human combustion man. Do you hear the eight year old me coming out to, but that's not unusual. Nineteen thirty eight said that set the scene for a check, its nineteen. Thirty eight. Warm night at twenty two you're, a woman named Phyllis Newcomb, was leaving a dance hall in England and Chumps for England, and she was going on the staircase of the hall and addressed just caught on fire out of nowhere for no reason and she ran his back the ballroom collapse on fire.

That was quite a sight to at the dance and that people rushed your aid, but it was too late and she died in hospital, and you know they were theories that it that can busted, but then some other people said now is probably the cigarette the someone drops, and that was actually the weakest one. I've heard well, that's cause. I save the pearls for you. Let me know you ve got the biggest pearl since she started in their three of them. Good neighbours without this was prudent. I think you should do the left this case a merry resource, sixty seven, your widow who, in nineteen fifty one was discovered in her House and Saint Petersburg Florida. Her front door was actually hot, and a neighbor broke down and found that means sitting in an easy chair. There is a black around her. I imagine a charge circle and her head had been burned down to the size of a teacup. That's pretty good! That was about all that was left, except for her backbone in part of relief foot.

That was it here and apparently her easy chair was still at least enough intact for her to be sitting up, and it is to be erect right that this I didn't burn completely. I know there are many, beetle juice yeah visually. When I read that the first thing I thought of the awaiting insurer, eighteen yeah, so yet and actually the coroner, Doktor, Wilton Krugman he wrote about the incident notes. Apparently that were I living in the middle ages, I'd muttered something about black magic, because it is too so curious interesting. I thought that was probably costing a coroners overwritten yeah. Maybe your arm Chuck take it home, maybe not get out of the park year. Nineteen, eighty two, I'm just a mere seven year old, regret in Atlanta, Georgia Josh's. What do you like for six six to articles in trouble?

the mentally handicapped woman named Jean Lucille Genie. Seven was sitting with her eighty two europhile in northern London and according to your dad, he saw a flash of light at the corner of his eye and he turned to his daughter and saw that her upper body was enveloped in flames out of nowhere. So he and his son in law, down Karel, managed, put out the fire, but she died of third degree burn. Tell them what what he said later of the incident. This is the best part he said quote: the flames were coming from her mouth like a dragon and they were making a roaring Dantes. I know that is crazy. Can you may

seeing your daughter, the flames roaring out of her mouth now, because I don't have a daughter. Ok, that would be really weird year would be if we allow disconcerting, especially since that some people suspected data as possible, an amber from his pipe set, her daughter on fire right and lead the flames coming out of her mouth and making a roaring sound in other tv show fringe actually covered sponge. Human combustion recently was just like house did Alien hand Syndrome recently, but there are both can a was how sir well it was a really science. He, it was seen us for tv so that they tried. Science can be boring, check. Sure yeah. Never thank you to our friends in the box network for taking sides exploiting it much more interesting and see. I guess that's what the listener mealtime. It is suggestions

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