Way to Die #98 | |
---|---|
"Huffington Toast" | |
Name of the death is a pun on the online news aggregator "Huffington Post" | |
![]() | |
"The result of the investigation? The other two accomplices were charged for manslaughter. The third huffer? He went straight to the morgue." | |
Date | March 17, 2008 |
Location | Seattle, Washington |
Episode this death was featured in |
"Dead to Rights" |
Deaths | |
Previous "Oprah Winfried" |
Next "Tunnel Vision" |
"Huffington Toast", Way to Die #98, is the fourth death to be featured in "Dead to Rights", which aired on February 17, 2010.
Plot
This death is seen through the lens of a security camera. Three paint huffers are getting high from a paint can. Then they find even stronger toxic chemicals, not knowing they were industrial-grade solvents. One huffer asks for another to pour the contents on him so he can huff the smell directly from his clothes and stay high. However, it removes all the heat from his body. So, he asks them to warm him up with a match. However, the match ignites the solvent, engulfing him in flames and he eventually dies of fourth-degree burns and protein loss. His friends run away, until police confiscated their video camera, and pieced the security and footage together. They most likely got arrested and charged with manslaughter.
Interviewees
- Grant Cotter - Ex-Huffer
- Dr. Ramon Cestero - Trauma Surgeon
Trivia
- Ramon Cestero's interview is mostly the same as Poi Vey.
Segment Nicknames
- Huffed and Puffed
Foreign Names
- Aspiración caliente (hot aspiration) - Latin American dub
- Esnifó, esnifó y quemado quedó (Snorted, snorted and burned) - Spanish dub

The third huffer's stupid demise.
- Season 2 deaths
- Way to die
- Accidental death
- Death by burning
- Death from murder
- Massacre Deaths
- Original Episodes
- Chemical accidents
- Death by karma
- Death as consequences
- Death as punishment
- Death by calamity
- Witnesses after death
- Death by fire
- Bad people
- Bastards
- Burned to death
- Death by flame
- Burned alive
- Death by catastrophe
- Death by disasters
- Idiots
- Idiot Deaths
- Clumsy Accidents
- Male victims
- Death by clumsiness
- Villain deaths
- Death by stupidity
- Reckless deaths
- Death from being reckless
- Death as justice
- Criminal Deaths
- Male deaths
- People with gruesome deaths
- Victims with gruesome deaths