Topic: Human Bones

The intensity of SHC is compared to professional crematoriums, which operate at 2,200 to 2,400 degrees Fahrenheit and still require a "cremulator" to grind remaining bone fragments. Arnold classifies SHC as a "seventh-degree" burn injury because it achieves total calcination of bone to powder in open-air environments. The discussion notes that the torso, containing the greatest body mass, is typically the center of consumption while extremities often survive.

Police in Lakewood, Colorado, discovered a suspected voodoo temple in a tool shed behind a home on Cline Street. A cleaning crew preparing the property for sale found human bones, a skull mask, a machete, and various animal remains. Authorities believe the site was used for occult worship involving ritualistic items like iron pots and scepters.