2. Death by proving a case

One of the more unusual cases of deaths recorded in history was the death of U.S. Congressman Clement Vallandigham, who, in trying to prove in court that the murder victim could have shot himself while pulling his gun, attempted to reenact the scene. He drew a gun which he believed was unloaded and accidentally discharged, killing him instantly.

3. Health addiction gone wrong

In Croydon, England, a man named Ian Tuffett was highly addicted to carrot juice. This man drank at least 4 liters of juice every day in a quest to try to beat cancer. Everyone- including his doctor- was telling him to cut back, but instead he decided to add extra Vitamin A supplements into his diet. Eventually, he reached a “point of no return” after his liver scarred up. Ian Tuffett’s liver eventually failed, resulting in immediate death.