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Mattress fires and their effect on the destruction and distribution of remains in a house-fire setting
Forensically, burned and cremated remains are encountered on a fairly regular basis; owing their presence to both the relatively high fire death rate in the United States, and the continued (and mistaken) belief that human remains can be rendered unidentifiable or completely destroyed through bur
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