Sealed Jar Flame: Witnessed Burning Inside Closed Mason Jar, No Explanation
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Sealed Jar Flame: Witnessed Burning Inside Closed Mason Jar, No Explanation
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A steady candle flame burned inside a sealed wide-mouth quart mason jar on a January morning in 2019, with the lid screwed tight and no wick or fuel visible - witnessed for nearly two minutes by a volunteer who was forty miles away from the homeowner. How could a clean, unflickering burn persist inside a closed jar with no obvious source of air or ignition?
In this episode, we present the sequence of events as recorded by witnesses and local responders, from early-night sounds and smells to the morning when the jar burned, and the ensuing inquiries that revealed a hidden tin box and a long-buried name. What do the documented details - precise times, measurements, and property records - suggest about what happened at the Fenner Road farmhouse?
Person: Paula Slater
Person: Megan Wells
Date: January 9, 2019
Location: Fenner Road farmhouse
Event: Flame burning inside sealed mason jar witnessed through kitchen window
- The flame was observed for nearly two minutes by Paula Slater while she stood at the kitchen window.
- Paula was approximately forty miles away in Greensburg for a dental appointment when she made the delivery.
- Megan Wells bought the farmhouse in August 2018 for $31,000 at a Dearborn County tax auction.
- An HVAC worker, Dennis Marsh, tested the house on January 8 and found a negative pressure differential caused by a poorly fitted exhaust vent after a 90-minute inspection.
- Property records show utility accounts under the name R. Voss between 1951 and 1967, and the previous owner of record was the estate of Douglas Fenn, who died in 2014.
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