Stanley Meyer dined with two 'Belgian investors' to discuss his water powered car. However right after their meal, he suddenly began choking. He stumbled outside, fell to his knees, and gasped, "They poisoned me" before collapsing and passing away on the spot. 😳 | The Truth Behind It

American inventor Stanley Meyer claimed in the 1980s to have created a car engine that ran solely on water, a device he called a "water fuel cell." However, his invention was scientifically debunked as a violation of the laws of thermodynamics and was ultimately ruled a "gross and egregious fraud" by an Ohio court in 1996. Credit: @6abcactionnews | History In Pictures