Homeless man dubbed the 'dirtiest man in Europe' dies in the derelict farmhouse

A homeless man dubbed the 'dirtiest man in Europe' has died within the derelict farmhouse the place he lived.

Ludvik Dolezal, who was 60, suffered from a psychological situation which made him burn every little thing he may get his palms on and sleep within the ashes.

He lived on an deserted farm within the village of Skrivany in north-central Czech Republic.

Ludvik Dolezal, 60, has died within the deserted farmhouse he discovered to dwell in in north-cental Czech Republic

He lived on this farmhouse, pictured above, the place he was recognized to burn gadgets and canopy himself within the ashes

He burnt tyres, plastic and different issues, together with all of his belongings, and slept lined within the ashes which he rubbed into his pores and skin.

It left him utterly black, aside from the whites of his eyes, incomes him his nickname of the dirtiest man in Europe.

Firefighters have been typically referred to as out to extinguish the blazes he began, though neither he nor anybody else was ever damage in his fires.

He had been dubbed the dirtiest man in Europe, as he lined himself within the ashes of the gadgets he burnt

Mr Dolezal lived on the advantages he was paid by the Czech authorities however he was not given that over fears he would set hearth to the cash.

As an alternative his cash was taken care of by the village mayor who ready him a bundle of meals to dwell off every day.

It was when he didn't come to the native store someday to select up his meals parcel that folks realised that one thing was mistaken.

The mayor contacted native well being staff who went out to test on him they usually discovered his useless physique within the dilapidated farmhouse.

Firefighters have been often referred to as to extinguish the blazes he began, from tyres, plastic and something he may discover

Police spokeswoman Lenka Buryskova stated that an post-mortem can be held to substantiate the reason for dying however stated there have been no suspicious circumstances.

In 2012, Mr Dolezal instructed filmmakers that he had first moved to the farmhouse to hitch his brother-in-law after being launched from jail the place he had served a brief sentence after dropping his ID card.

He stated that his mother and father had died and, though he had eight brothers and sisters, he was not in contact with any of them.