In June 1826 in a small settlement outside Sydney, Australia, a local farmer named Frederick Fisher suddenly disappeared. Two months later a neighbor of the missing man was walking home late at night when he crossed a bridge near Fisher's farm. Sitting on the railing of the bridge was the ghostly image of Frederick Fisher. As the neighbor looked on in horror, the ghost raised his hand and pointed to a nearby creek before disappearing. The next day, the police act...
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In June 1826 in a small settlement outside Sydney, Australia, a local farmer named Frederick Fisher suddenly disappeared. Two months later a neighbor of the missing man was walking home late at night when he crossed a bridge near Fisher's farm. Sitting on the railing of the bridge was the ghostly image of Frederick Fisher. As the neighbor looked on in horror, the ghost raised his hand and pointed to a nearby creek before disappearing. The next day, the police act...
Known since the middle ages, there is a terrifying killer that strikes without warning, killing its victim and then reducing the body to ash. Hundreds of reports of this mystifying anomaly have been recorded from around the globe, yet even today there appears to be no clear-cut explanation as to its cause. On tonight's episode of BTF, we're going to explore the deadly and misunderstood phenomenon of spontaneous human combustion.
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In June 1826 in a small settlement outside Sydney, Australia, a local farmer named Frederick Fisher suddenly disappeared. Two months later a neighbor of the missing man was walking home late at night when he crossed a bridge near Fisher's farm. Sitting on the railing of the bridge was the ghostly image of Frederick Fisher. As the neighbor looked on in horror, the ghost raised his hand and pointed to a nearby creek before disappearing. The next day, the police act...
