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This is a rooster teeth production. Can a human being suddenly burned to death without warning or external cause?

We uncover facts from myth on 30 Morbin Minutes.

This is the podcast where we explore topics of a morbid, macab, dark, and downright grisly nature.

I'm Elise Willems.

I'm Jessica Vasami.

At 76, Michael Faradie died at his home in Galway, Ireland, on December 22nd, 2010. He had burned to death there,

but what was the most strange and puzzling to investigators was that there was no discernible cause for the fire. There was no evidence of gasoline, kerosene, nor foul play, nor did the

fire and firete's fireplace spread.

And so, West Galway coroner, Kieran McLaughlin, decided that the only possible explanation

for Faradie's death was that the old man had spontaneously combusted.

Said the coroner to London's The Guardian, this fire was thoroughly investigated and I'm left

with the conclusion

that this fits into the category of spontaneous human combustion, for which there is no

adequate explanation. Wow, yep. Yeah, he was in a pickle there. He kind of just went with what he had.

Yeah, he did, spontaneous human combustion. Which is the theory that a human body can suddenly combust and ignite and flame due to internal chemical activity.

And this is without an external ignition source.

So, like, there's no match.

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