http://www.cnn.com/2016/11/17/us/yellowstone-man-dissolved-trnd/
(CNN)A trip to one of the nation's natural wonders ended in an unnatural tragedy.
A 23-year-old Oregon man essentially dissolved inside a hot spring at Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming after he accidentally fell into it.
The bizarre incident happened back in June, when Colin Nathaniel Scott went to the park with his sister to find a place to "hot pot."
According to a recently released report from park officials, Scott and his sister went to an unauthorized area near the Norris Geyser.
"They were specifically moving in that area for a place that they could potentially get into and soak," Deputy Chief Ranger Lorant Veress told CNN affiliate KULR. "I think they call it hot potting."
Scott had reached down to check the temperature of a spring when he slipped and fell into it. Rescuers later found Scott's body inside the pool, but couldn't retrieve it because of a lightning storm in the area. When they came back the next day, no remains were found beneath the spring's churning, acidic waters.
>be american
>get boiled
>>67634637
LOL crackers
Beautiful. Survival of the fittest at work before our eyes. Stupid dies out
>>67634637
Probably a hipster
He's one with nature now
>>67634637
How?
>>67634637
>Sister kills brother
>Drops the remains in the water
>Remains dissolved to the point no traces are left
Is this a perfect crime?
>>67634637
>boiled
He dissolved. There would be a body to recover if he just boiled to death. Sulfur acid's a bitch
>>67634637
in capitalist America soup makes you.
>>67635399
IIRC he already had children, so that's not really true.
>>67634637
Boiled crackers sound disgusting
>>67635957
Shhhhhh
>they could potentially get into and soak
top kek
Remember a guy who wanted to save his dog that jumped in thinking he could get the dog fast enough.
Turns out it's fucking hot and you can't move so fast under excruciating pain.