This is not good. A hyperbaric chamber. Codfire in Arizona. Wait to you hear this.

Leading to the death of a 43-year-old man inside the highly pressurized oxygen-filled compartment.

Police officers and firemen in the resort community of Lake Havasu City rushed to a home home at about 10.50 on Wednesday, answering calls

of a reported medical emergency for a burn patient. The 911 caller's information added that the patient

was inside a hyperbaric chamber when the burns occurred. The first arriving crews identified

smoke throughout the building and an intact

hyperbaric chamber that appeared to have had a flash fire in the chamber with a patient inside.

The patient was pronounced deceased upon arrival of the emergency crew.

The victim of the eye was identified as physical therapist Walter Wally Foxcroft.

The cause of the flash fire and the circumstances around the incident are still under

investigation.

They say Wally was an unforgettable presence on the sidelines, an energetic, charismatic

performer, known for his signature moonwalk and passion for bringing joy to Arizona

fans. He was kind of played the role of Wilburty Wildcat. He was also a member of the

school's cheerleading team. He was the mascot? He was the mascot. How old was he? He was

43 years old, but he was a mascot between 2002 and 2005.

All right.

They said, well, he's dedication to uplifting others through performance, healing, and innovation will never be forgotten.

Thank you, Wilbur for the spirit, the showmanship, and the legacy you leave behind.

A hyperbaric chamber that he was inside caught on fire.

You realize how bad that is, all right?

Correct.

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