Video - 18th Century Fear: Spontaneous Human Combustion Mystery

Did you know that in the 18th century, people feared spontaneous human combustion? Yes, they believed that one could suddenly burst into flames without any external ignition! Doctors even reported cases where victims were found almost entirely reduced to ashes, while nearby objects remained untouched. One famous case involves an Italian woman named Countess Cornelia Bandi who, according to reports, turned to ashes with only her legs and part of her skull remaining. Surprisingly, her wooden furniture wasn’t even scorched. So, is it a mystery of science, or just a hotbed for myths? Let me know what you think in the comments!