In 1985, a bone-chilling pattern began to emerge in several reports of British house fires.

When the smoke had cleared in the house or what was left of it lay charred and ash, and there was often one sole survivor.

A creepy old painting of a crying boy.

To get to the bottom of this spooky mystery, you're going to have to stick around as I uncover some of history's creepiest coincidences.

You're listening. You're listening. You're listening. I'd be amazed.

Rock and roll stars may have had diverse beginnings, but some of the most successful and widely known rock icons of their era have one very disturbing thing in common.

At just 27 years old, legends like Kurt Cobain, Jim Morrison, Brian Jones, Amy Winehouse, and Jamie Hendricks all found themselves knocking on Heaven's

door. But what is it about this otherwise ordinary age that causes them to drop dead?

While substance abuse played a predominant role in the cases of Winehouse, Morrison, and Hendrix,

others like Cobain, took their own lives. Also, the circumstances of pretty much all the 27 club

demices remain shrouded in mystery, especially that of Brian Jones, the founder of the Rolling Stones.

Ultimately, there's no definitive answer to these tragic ends, and the 27 Club link also remains a mystery.

However, research suggests it's not just the age of

27 that famous hedonistic musicians should be wary of. Staticians analyzed the lifespan of every

musician who had a number one hit on UK album charts between 1956 and 2007. Overall, these musicians

were two to three times more likely to die in their 20s and 30s than

others of the same age.

I've never felt so lucky to have no musical talent.

But do you know what else all these rock and roll stars had in common?

Not one of them followed the BMA's podcast.

Now, I'm not saying there's a direct connection, but let's look at the facts, people. So put yourself on the right side of history and

give it a follow if you haven't yet, so you don't miss out on even more mind-blowing facts and

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