The Stupidest Deaths In History.

Today we remember the tragic but stupid end of some personalities who will be remembered for the way they died rather than the way they celebrated their lives. Find out what the stupidest deaths in history are. 

Some are famous in life, and after death, they are forgotten. Others become celebrities only when they die just because of the stupid way they manage their performance. There are also rare cases of personalities who, even in death, cannot fail to stand out. In general, death is inevitable and sad, but in some cases, an absurd death can inadvertently lower your forehead.

 A French president who died during a love affair

 Former French President Felix Faure died in 1899 in his own office while in a romantic and warm embrace with his mistress. Because he was French, humanity quickly forgave him for his infidelity.

 French singer Claude Francois and the bulb

 French singer Claude Francois, who composed the original version of the song My Way (Comme habitude), died of electrocution while trying to change a light bulb in a tub full of water. He was much better at music and much less at physics.

 Singer electrocuted by his microphone

 Stone the Crows guitarist Leslie Harvey died on stage in 1972 from being electrocuted by the microphone on which he played. It took the audience a while to figure out if the moment was real or directed, so being real is considered one of the most stupid deaths.

 Tennessee Williams, killed by a glass stopper

 Another at least bizarre death is that of the Tennessee playwright Williams, who was found dead in a hotel room in 1983 after drowning with a glass stopper. He had drunk a lot before. Another perverse way alcohol can kill.

 He was shot live

 Perhaps the most controversial death is that of TV presenter Christine Chubbuck, an employee of the Channel 40 television station. She announced during a show that an absolute premiere would follow: she pulled out a revolver and shot herself in the head. The images were broadcast live.

 Online games can kill

 In 2005, Lee Seung Seop, a 28-year-old Korean man, crashed into an internet cafe after playing Starcraft & World of Warcraft for about 50 consecutive hours. Six weeks before his death, he was fired because he was absent from work to spend time playing on the computer.

 The jockey who won the race after he died

 In 1923, jockey Frank Hayes suffered a heart attack during a race. His horse, Sweet Kiss, finished first, making Hayes the first dead jockey to ever win a race.

 Alcohol kills in mysterious ways

 A man from Texas, USA, could not swallow alcohol due to a sore throat. He did not give up alcohol but tried to introduce it into the body through the rectum, through a procedure similar to that of an enema. He died after inserting two 1.5-liter bottles of alcohol into his body. 

He died of too much love.

 Two young men from South Carolina, husband, and wife, were found in a coma, naked on the street. Mystery, there were no signs of violence. It was carefully investigated and their clothes were found on a roof. They fell while trying to make love.

 Drowned with 200 lifeguards in front

 One individual drowned in the pool. Nothing weird so far. But it must be said that it is at least stupid to drown in the pool at a party attended by about 200 lifeguards. It happened in 1985, at a party organized by lifeguards in New Orleans, to celebrate the end of the season without any deaths.

 Killed by his beard

 Hans Steininger was relatively famous for having the longest beard in the world: 1.4 meters. But his beard killed him. In 1967, a strong fire broke out, during which Steininger tripped over his beard and broke his neck.

 The curse of the power cord

 In 1991, Yooket Paen died while walking through his farm. He slipped into a ditch, crashed into a power cord, and was electrocuted. At the funeral, his sister, showing how the unfortunate event happened, slipped and touched the same thread. She also died of electric shock. 

Unnecessary fight with an express train

 An Illinois man bet with a friend that the two of them would be lying on the rails most of the way to a nearby train. He won, so he enters the top of the stupidest deaths in history.

 Death and magic do not go hand in hand

 In 1990, an amateur magician died while trying to perform a stunt called 'buried alive'. He sat down in a glass coffin built by him and was taken down to a pit. It was partially covered with excavated earth, and the team that helped him poured concrete to fill the pit. At one point, they realized that the concrete had broken the coffin, and when they took it out, they found the man dead.