There are several recorded cases of Spontaneous Human Combustion that achieved notoriety. Here are some examples.

Was the ominous tale of the S.S. Ourang Medan a mariner’s seafaring tale designed to scare, frighten or dissuade or a genuine ill-fated ship?

The scream of the Banshee, known locally as caoine or keening, was firmly believed to be a harbinger of impending death.

What did happen to Thomas Farrant the day after Christmas 1867? Did he jump or was he pushed? Only three people knew the answer to that.

Margaret Schilling died in 1979 trapped in an empty room of a mental health center. Her body left a stain on the floor that remains there to this day.

Severed human feet have repeatedly shown up on shores close to British Columbia in Canada. They are believed be the result of numerous suicides.

Charles Ng and Leonard Lake met when Ng responded to Lake’s advertisement in a publication. Their shared malevolence created an instant bond.

Jack the Ripper was a madman who would become the most infamous serial killer. His sheer brutality made him an international celebrity.