article_snippet.sent: Christopher Flowers was traveling down  Chili Avenue, near Route 390, in Rochester on March 9 when Christopher Flowers dropped a lit cigarette into Christopher Flowers shirt, causing several layers of clothing to burst into flames.
article_snippet.sent: Christopher Flowers immediately pulled over and tried to extract a lit cigarette from Christopher Flowers top.
article_snippet.sent: But the windy conditions at the time seemingly fanned flames so much that they engulfed Christopher Flowers entire torso.
article_snippet.sent: Burned alive: Christopher Flowers, 84, has died in hospital nearly a month after Christopher Flowers accidentally set Christopher Flowers on fire with a cigarette while driving along a suburban New York road.
article_snippet.sent: Flammable: Flowers was driving down Chili Avenue near Route 390 in Rochester on March 9 when Christopher Flowers dropped a lit cigarette into his shirt, causing several layers of Christopher Flowers clothing (pictured at the time) to burst into flames .
article_snippet.sent: Mike Peters was heading to Mike Peters job driving veterans to and from outpatient services when Mike Peters saw Flowers  standing at the side of the road, engulfed in flames 'from Mike Peters waist to above Mike Peters head'.
article_snippet.sent: Gates's Fire Chief, James Harrington, said an ember from Flowers's cigarette likely fell on to Mike Peters shirt while Mike Peters was driving along Chili Avenue (pictured) shortly before 9am on March 9, causing Mike Peters to burn alive .
article_snippet.sent: At the time, Gates's Fire Chief, James Harrington, said an ember from Flowers's cigarette likely fell on to his shirt.