Strange and Unusual Deaths that are 5 star worthy Part 2

Strange and Unusual Deaths that are 5 star worthy Part 2

19. Hans Steininger (1567) This guy was known for having grown the largest beard in the history of mankind. It sorta happens that a fire started in his house. In a panic, he tripped over his own beard and broke his neck. With no mobility he burned to a crisp. 

20. Fernando VI, el Prudente (1759)  and Catalina II, la Grande  (1796) Both died in while using the toilet. 

21. Clement Vallandigham (1871) After this civil war, this politician became a lawyer. While he was defending a client, he tried to prove that his client had shot the man by accident. He replayed the fight scene with his client. The tragedy was that he forgot to unload the pistol. Well, he at least proved his client’s innocence. Now, that is a true lawyer. Till the death!! Hehehehehe!

22. Allan Pinkerton (1884) This infamous detective ,while searching for clues, slipped and bit his tongue. The resulting gangrene killed the guy.

23. Charles Justice (1911) This guy invented the electric chair, and he was condemned to die in it. Just like the Guillotine creator. Now that's an ironic death.

24.Alexander I of Greece (1893) His pet monkey had rabies. Nothing else needs to be said.

25. Aphonse Frederic of Swisserland (1771 ) He ate until he died. He was a well know glutton. In that ill fated dinner, he ate a whole lobster, some caviar,chucrut (???) , smoking deer, 5 bottles of champagne and 14 plates of his favorite desert. 

26. Jack Daniels (1911) One day, Jack Daniels (the creator of the Jack Daniels booze) forgot the combination for his safe. He got so angry that he tried to open the safe by kicking it. As a result, he broke his big toe. It got infected and he dropped dead. 

27. François Faber (1915) This guy was hiding in a Ditch during WWII. He received news that his wife was having a baby. He was so happy that he was jumping up and down of join. A German sniper took this opportunity to blow Faber’s brains out.

28. Ray Chapman (1920) This baseball player died as a result of a baseball that he did not see coming. Ironic, if you ask me. 

29. Franz Reichelt (1912) This guy was testing out his para shoot prototype. The fact that he is in this blog proves that he did not survive his fall off the Eiffel Tower. Hehehehe

 30. Harry Houdini (1926) Houdini used to brag about his inability to feel gut pain. One day, a varsity student who wrestled and practiced boxing , dared Houdini to receive a few blows. Houdini did not feel them one bit. However, he died because of the after effects of the blows. Just because you can’t feel them, does not mean that you are immune to physical blows. There is just no freaking way. 

31. Bobby Leach (1926) This guy was infamous for surviving a drop from Niagara Falls inside a barrel. What slew this guy was that he slipped on orange peal. This broke his leg. Plus, the surgery made things a lot worse. 

32. Alexander Bogdanov (1928) Like any scientist, he was researching rejuvenation techniques. One day, he gave himself a blood transfusion from a patient that had Tuberculosis. We all can imagine how that story ended. 

33. Thomas Midgley (1944) When he got Polio, he designed a complicated device to move about. This device was the instrument of his demise. 

34. Isadora Duncan (1927) This Ballerina, like any drama queen, had a long scarf. She also had one of those fancy convertible cars. One day, her scarf got caught in the Wheel and it chocked her to death. 

35. Joan Burroughs (1951) This guy had a wife he loved  a lot. One day, both drank a bit too much. They decided to play Robin Hood. He had his wife put an Apple on her head. He was going to shoot it down with a bow and arrow. He missed and was sentenced to death. 

I think these are all the noteworthy deaths worth mentioning for now. I hope that this lil blog of mine has made you think of your own mortality. Hahahaha. Tata and Goodnight folks.