Burn a hot dog in a microwave oven on high for about 6 or 7 minutes with it sitting on a paper towel, and that on a glass microwave dish.
The hot dog will burn from inside out, and not ignite the paper towel.
Much like some cases of SHC. Might be a microwave accident, or murder by microwave? Cases that describe metal objets in the room getting hot such as door knobs and mirror breaking from heat, seem to be describing microwave as the cause of the combustion.
Microwave burning does leave some parts completly chard and other parts undamaged.
Smoke emitting from body might not be a sign of combustion, but instead is only chemical fumes. Ammonia in sweat plus some salt and orange juice to make some weak hydrocloric acid will produce chemical fumes that look like smoke, if there is enough ammonia present. Perhaps these persons have an abnormal amount of ammonia? And perhaps it could of been due to some other chemical process that can produce smoke like fumes? Was any sensation of heat experinced?
Supposed burns that appear on skin is also getting classed as SHC. Is it? Or could it be something else like a hive like allergic reaction?
Or perhaps the person does not know they have chemicals around that they are accidently getting into and exposed themselves to?
