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Doctors Unable to Detect Evidence of Spontaneous Human Combustion in Burned Baby
A three-month-old Indian baby has been discharged from the hospital where he has been staying for the last several weeks after his parents brought him in on reports of spontaneous human combustion (SHC).
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