Charles Dickens

Interior of a 18th century French room showing the aftermath of the Nicole Miller 1725 Spontaneous Human Combustion case — extreme localized bone ash on the blackened floor near an empty fireplace while muslin curtains only three feet away remain completely intact, with neighbors discovering the scene by candlelight and surgeon Nicolas Le Cat examining the evidence

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France Sightings

1725: Spontaneous Human Combustion in France

Published: January 7, 2015 | Updated: May 17, 2026

THINK ABOUTIT S.H.C. REPORT 1725: Spontaneous Human Combustion in France In February 1725, the neighbors of Nicole Miller in France were attracted by a...

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1725: Spontaneous Human Combustion in France

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