Employee Missing for 10 Years Found Inside Supermarket
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 พ.ย. 2019
- Would you be okay with grocery shopping at a store with a corpse behind the walls for 10 years? In today's video we are looking at how an employee went missing in a supermarket for 10 years before the body was discovered. This story could have been an accident or was something more sinister at play?
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Hygiene standards were obviously not a priority in this supermarket...
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Ok. I'm still at the beginning of the video.
Hey listen ? What about the smell that comes from dead body
bro the cans are open 3:57 TO 4:04
@@cunguse can yoy elucidate it
Gets fired for not showing up to work, but was there the entire time
Did he get paid for overtime
Sneak 100
@@fork_film3291 no, he was sleeping on the job
r/cursedcomments
Loving these completely immoral unorthodox comments lol
Sooo no smell ?? You’d think the rotting would be obvious.
There’s a freezer so I guess it would kinda get rid of the smell? Idk
More holes in this story than Swiss cheese
The ventilation system may have helped hide it.
Yeah I'm curious is to why 😕..nobody smelled a decaying body while shopping?!? 😱
I've been two locations where bodies been riding it gets into everything you can't walk past an apartment that somebody's died in without smelling them that entire store would have smelled bad I don't believe it there's no way.
I’m trying to still figure out how 1, a cooler can be so loud as the cancel out the sound of human screaming. And 2, how a rotting body would not be smelt after only a few days no less YEARS
Yeah spnething seems fishy… I suspect foul play o_o
The body may have been cold enough to slow down the decay, idk about the sound though.
@@atomikdoggie8403 Behind the coolers is always hot
apparently the smell of this store was a major complaint. I guess hygienic shopping is a frill.
If he died instantly, then obviously he wouldn't scream. That doesn't explain the smell though.
That really shows the health inspector wasn't doing their job. I used to help a friend who owned a gas station/convenience store and we used to move the coolers to clean behind them cuz our counties inspector was thorough
From the area. That store had been closed for years at the time of the discovery. No health inspections in random abandoned buildings. Only reason they were finally getting dismantled in 2019 was because someone finally purchased the property, and those coolers were not needed for what they planned to do with it, so they were ripping them out.
Additionally the video seems to have misunderstood which cooler's they were by having the animation be front of house display coolers (movable), when in fact the body was found in the hot-side ventilation gap of the backroom industrial freezer units, which are the size of entire rooms and cemented into the actual foundation of the building. Which is also why the rotting body stench wasn't discovered. Any offgassing of his decomposing body during the time he was there while the store was open was pretty much immediately vented to the outside of the building and never really got to anywhere that any person would have ever been.
Sounds like the writer and animator got lazy and didn't put in all the details
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@@KnowlteyWhile there's no reason to inspect abandoned buildings, it wasn't closed when he went missing, seven years before in fact, so the point still stands.
However, thanks for the info about the coolers, that's really interesting!
I was a supervisor for a year in Iowa for 2 years for 4 restaurants. I got Not one health inspection from the state of Iowa. They don’t care about the small rural towns
U know what's even more awful? The parents probably went shopping and walked past the body many times.
That got me thinkin
Probably. Although the wording in your sentence made it seem like they could see the body and walked past it. But still, the fact that that probably happened is just, wow. That's sad.
Sad, but It probably occurred.
Leslie Eldridge, you are EXTREMELY BEAUTIFUL!
@@moondust2365 just on opposite sides of the freezers is what I meant lol like they could have like leg it grabbed something out of the same exact one he was directly behind and never knew. What also has me puzzled is the smell. Like decaying bodies tends to give off a bad smell,
How did no one notice the smell coming off his body
I worked at a hotel where the main dinneing area was smelly and was just blamed on the founten being new and the water needs to cycle due to being old water...
Took a months before we had someone break through the floor to find a dead rat in the pipes.
The warm air being vented out the back of the cooler units probably dried him out extremely quickly and the desiccated corpse would not emit nearly as much smell.
Washington Post says it had smell complaints. The workers were probably too lazy to deal with the problem
I think the cooler mummified him so when the shop stop operating in 2016 and the cooler was off, his body began to decay and decomposed. So yeah thats why no one smell it
Red Potato they probably used a room perfume and forgot about the problem
Does that mean they haven’t cleaned or sanitized the freezer for 10 years? That’s gross .
The store was closed
@@650ic6 it was open for 7 years after he died
wasn’t it behind the freezer
@@650ic6 closed in 2016 so basically they did not cleaned the cooler for 7 years still gross.
@@jm-lj2dn I'm sure the inside of the freezers were cleaned. The little space behind the units are probably rarely cleaned since it's not practical to unplug all the stuff and pull them out. Unless people are throwing trash and food back there, there won't be much to actually clean, nor would anything on the outside of the freezer effect what's on the inside. I mean, how often do you disconnect your fridge, pull it out, and clean under/behind it?
It's doubtful the coolers were loud enough to muffle his cries. My guess is he either died instantly in the fall, or never woke up.
What a sad and horrible way to.die
no i have a refrigerator at home and i have to unplug it before i sleep because the sound vibrates the walls as if a jet is landing on my roof, the good ones are always extremely loud. if your fridge/freezer is quiet it's probably broken or cheap
@@tapedlockz idk what type of fridge you have but you should not be hearing noise from it especially enough to have to turn it off
@@wavyjoel443 it sounds like a lawnmower with mini gunshot noises, that just means my fridge is superior because of how powerful the cooling turbines are.
@@tapedlockz I’m not sure how I made it to this video 15 minutes after y’all commented, but I’m curious about your fridge, is it running?
The smell should be unbearable. I don't get how they didn't notice something is not right behind those coolers
Exactly what I was thinking
Just goes to show how nasty this store must've been in the first place.
And what about CCTV footages
If that shop was stench-filled, no wonder they went out of business.
@@klaverv25 no coolers, freezers or fridges are cool on the outside. They work by extracting warm air from inside the unit, therefore heating up the outside.
So it was never clean in 10 years now that’s disgusting
@Hgyvtfygyhuh Ygihvutctvnininnin your not funny
@Hgyvtfygyhuh Ygihvutctvnininnin nope, your mama is
The store closed soon after and it was due for demolition
@@NateC_02 bruhhhhhh the store got closed 7 years later
Yeah it’s not scary that there was a rotten body laying there and stinking the place up it’s only gross that they didn’t clean the store🤦♀️
You're telling me that nobody smelled the body, and there was no camera footage of him entering the store and never leaving???
@Someone Channel but he wasn’t in the freezer he was behind it, very close to people
I believe it should have smelled a lot worse than normal, since behind freezers/fridges is usually where the hot air comes out. Heating the decomposing body would create an even stronger scent so I don't really get how nobody noticed for 10 years...
I would however believe they haven't cleaned/checked the back area once in 10 years. THAT is entirely believable!
It was ten years prior
@@jeremysmith9694 while the store was open though, people ten years ago can’t smell?
@@Raven-yv6di I'm saying they probably don't have footage from ten years ago. Idk about the smell. Sounds like some serious foul play to me. Maybe someone killed him and stuff him back there later.
imagine not thoroughly cleaning your entire work space in 10 years.. crazy
*looks at the state of my bedroom* "Yeah, crazy..."
That might be why they were eventually out of business. If they sell any food, cleanliness is the top of the lists.
there was probably no access back behind the coolers
probably had a heart attack that caused him to fall. the part about his heart rate and the intake of sugar.
yes or he climbed back there to hide from the voices. he said something was after him. Or climed up to get away and fell back there.
on . nothing was wrong with his heart . people with mantal illnesses tends to say that
yes, see it unlikely the coolers was so noisy none would hear him screaming, that would require an engine room noise level
The smell I can understand if air was vented out from back there and the ventilation was always running.
meli You’re smart I agree with you that’s probably what happened
I remember reading of this a few months ago. There are a few reasons he could have fallen off.. The weird thing is there article/s I've read implied that employees would regularly sit on those shelfs so its kinda unlikely that nobody would have spotted the body...
I don’t understand. Was there no sign of the smell of a rotting corpse?
I would assume not it was next to freezers so it would probably not smell like that at all
Odors are hard to smell in cold air
@@pharrzide freezers only freeze anything that's inside. The body did not fall in the freezer but behind. Freezers blow out hot air through the back or front.
@@Mr.Ramirez95 I didn't mean that I meant that when sir is cold it gets hard to smell things so people passing by would not smell the body
@@jayhalk3607 now why was that not mentioned in the video?
Edit: I'll Google it for you guys and post the link here if I found it.
Edit: there are many results all about it. Just Google it and youll all see
Ive worked in several stores, obviously we have all been to many stores. Behind the coolers in some stores can be pretty loud. It could cancel a yell. Especially if you take into consideration, say he hurt his rib area on his fall so it hurt him to try and scream. Which it would be rather hard to be louder than a loud cooler.
However, the smell plus not cleaning an area for years or maybe even never cleaning an area is ridiculous. I actually got fired from a gas station for "cleaning to much" because I found mold and threw 40-50 products away instead of putting them on shelves.
Ruined goods need to be separated and logged. Shippers or disrebutor need to pay for that, and sometimes ruined goods can be recycled into something that won't have issues with mold
Wth you got fired
That's wrong
@@strbyq incompetent management.
FIRED FROM A GAS STATION??
I have the answer for how he went unnoticed for ten years. People are probably asking "How did no one notice the smell?" Or "Did the huge plume of flys tip no one off?" Or " Wouldn't the puddles of liquefied person seeping from underneath the coolers aroused suspicions?" . Heres the answer. Those coolers back panels pump out heated DRY air. The other end of an AC is effectively a dehumidifier. As such being trapped in the tiny space with dry heat blowing on him every minute of every day effectively mumified him, and did it so quickly that his body didn't have alot of time to decay before enough moisture was wicked away that he essentially became jerky, which over time the roaches would have nibbled away at untill bone and sinew were all that was left.
That actually makes so much sense! Thank you for sharing!! Much more helpful than many other comments! Lol
Thank you
That makes sense thank you for your input
From what I've read through the comment section, people were complaining about the smell around the cooler.
I knew there had to be a scientific explanation. Thank you so much!! And yes it still smelled as many of the comments said but not mummified the smell would of been unbearable.
Dying slowly is very sad, and I hope no one would have to go through this.
Maybe he cracked his head and went to sleep
There is no evidence that he died slowly. I don't believe that the coolers were SO loud that people can't even hear you shouting. He probably snapped his neck when he fell and it was an instant death.
I'm dying inside slowly
I wish i could go suicide
But my mom will be sad and my dog to
DAWN NIGHT don’t do it my friend. You never know what lies ahead in life. Stay strong. For your mom. And everyone else you love.
Ever been to a hospital?
Aye Larry, you smellin' rotten flesh over in isle 14?
Larry:Nope
Larrrryyyy
You had one job Larry!
Larry had one job
No one:
Larry everytime he went pass isle 14:
Im gonna pretend i didnt smell that
Dave Beckelman they said there was a cooler so it may have partially preserved him
Grocery store worker here, we literally never move coolers. Maybe once a decade when we get new ones, when I once moved some we found multiple animals and food that dated back to 1990…..
Yelp
Crazy
If he was still alive back there, wouldn't there have been signs of him trying to escape?
Don’t think he’d have enough room to try and escape
@@_randomuser_9066 there's plenty of room to push a cooler over.
@@wulfkriger3356 Not if your not strong enough that is
@@_randomuser_9066 nah. Just push from the top, leverage makes it easy
@@wulfkriger3356 This was the 18-inch wide ventilation gap on the back side of the backroom 12-foot tall industrial walk-in freezers. You ain't pushing one of those things over. Heck you ain't even reaching the top for "leverage" as it's twice your height.
How can they not smell the rotting body
Right i work pest control so i smell dead things all the time. Bigger the body worse the smell. rats and mice stink up a whole entire room a dead human body would stink up aisles in a grocery store
Maybe because the body was cold behind the coolers idk
Mar the body was behind a fridge it’s like meat if you keep it out on the counter for a few days it’ll start smelling since it’s not being kept cold however if you keep it in the fridge it would rot but not release much smell. It’s like freezing a joint of beef that could last years or weeks
Ricky Rouse coolers are usually only cool on the inside. A home freezer would have the coils on the back and therefore hot in the back. However commercial units like that would have cooler lines to rooftop chillers so as not to heat up the conditioned space.
@@drunkelmo8411 the back of the coolers is hot
I can imagine if gordon ramsay were to inspect the supermarket.
The funny part is I had an ad before the video with Gordon Ramsey xD
Same for me it was master class
Yes that would be interesting, Gorden inspecting a kitchen and saying when did you last clean behind the refrigerator? then when moving it out finding a long-missing employe,
"This dead body is raw!!!!!"
TO DRY
I remember an episode of “Super Store” did a reference of this incident, but luckily in their favor the body was found on Halloween so the shoppers thought it was a decoration XD
what’s the episode?
That happened at the Haunted Castle fire
After working at a supermarket for 6 plus years, I totally believe they never looked behind the coolers in a crawlspace. You would be shocked how infrequently huge stores go without being deep cleaned.
How assuring 🙃
When my 6" gecko died he stunk up the whole room how can u not smell a full grown man decomposing
Air circulates a lot behind those refrigerators
It was behind coolers I'm guess it was probably pretty cold which would help with him not smelling
So you let the geko rot for how long? Days dead would be stiff but not rotten.
Tom Cruise the cold would freeze it
@@maryledenican7760 the edges and back of fridges are were the heat of the machine scapes, so nope
I'm more concerned that they haven't cleaned one spot in 10 years
Exactly
It’s a freezer. It worked. It brought money in. Dirt dont hurt
Maybe they didn't cleaned the spot since the store opened.
Nobody cleans behind coolers in the stores because in most cases they cant be moved once they're put in without tearing up plumbing or having to move the whole setup
Alec it must be more than 10 years
I believe there is no way he was back there for a long time and must have died on impact or shortly after. I have a few reasons. 1: Supermarket coolers can get loud, but loud enough to cover human screams? Probably not. 2: If they were too loud, the area behind he coolers is 99% where the coolers are plugged in. He could have aimply unplugged them so people can hear him. 3: In the off chance that thats not where the coolers were plugged in, he could have simply banged on the coolers or moved them, pushed them over. The chance that he broke his neck or suffered a fatal injury upon landing is far greater than him being stuck alive behind them. It could have been a suicide attempt, too. But if he were trying to commit such an unfortunate action, i feel as though hed pick a more effective way than sitting behind a cooler at his job.
What about the smell? Rotting corpses produce unbearable stench right? ...how did so many people were unaware of it because even if the climate is cold there is some level of stench which will come up right?
@@shavonfernando631 Unless vents to funnel the heat also captured the smell. The cooler units themselves output head to keep the inside cool but unless you want to store to head up you then need to get that hear out of the store.
So it's possible they had vents behind the units to remove the heat and the smell got captured by that and since that would basically come out of an exhaust vent for the building no one would be near the exit or question smells comming from it.
Gay
@@metazoxan2 no vents can get rid of the smell of a rotting corpse . A ten year old corpse at that
He could not have done most of the things you described. It was 18 inches wide from wall to cooler. The coolers themselves were 12 ft. tall. 18 inches is not much space to move at all. The average human body is 10 inches wide , front to back. Some average torsos are 18 inches themselves. If you fell head and/or arm first, you could not move much or get any leverage, especially if you had an arm pinned behind or in front of you. I also think it unlikely he died from the fall, especially if there were cords or plugs that could have slowed or entangled his fall.
6:00 Aww, as someone who is part of the mental health community, it's really sweet that you took the time to mention the importance of getting help. Thank you Infographics Show. :)
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It makes no sense. When a squirrel dies I can smell it a block away.
Skunks- a mile away
@@shrimpshromp3594 ,a dead body.....gag me!
A Rat between the walls lol
Jose Rodriguez IKR!?! Unless it was freezing behind the coolers?
Maybe the conditions behind there were perfect in masking the smell? Or the store used strong cleaning chemicals and cleaned often?
the coolers were THAT loud? No way. I'd have to hear it for myself.
Shouldn’t be
That’s what I was thinking. If that were true people wouldn’t be able to even talk standing in front of them because they couldn’t hear.
Yh Mexicans are crazy loud plus echo chamber. Nah he was gagged or doa.
I work in a freezer with big fans and I can still hear my coworkers when they talk regularly. Plus you mean to tell me no one saw him come into the store and get a ladder and climb on top and if he did climb on top no one checked to see why a ladder is propped up next to a cooler with no one there? I find it kind of fishy, but I wasn't there.
He probably suffocated within minutes. 18 inch space = not much room to breathe.
*2 6th graders enter the store*
"hey those back coolers are dusty af"
"yea imagine someone died lol"
*well you arent wrong*
I grew up with a parent that worked in a grocery store and worked at one myself. In a small enough town/store, there is no CCTV, those big coolers are only moved when they need serviced or replaced, and depending on the kind of machine, age, etc, they can get pretty loud, but they don’t run at full blast all the time, meaning they do have quieter moments, so I have to imagine he probably did land on his head, which would explain how no one heard him. What I can’t understand is how no one smelled him at any point. I can’t imagine that would have been pleasant, as the back side of those machines can actually get pretty hot if there was a motor on it, unless the motor was elsewhere, but that’s unlikely. So the heat from it would have sped up decomposition, and there is nothing I can think of that would have prevented that smell from being noticeable. That’s what baffles me the most.
Reason for not detecting dead body
1 : Heat generated by refrigerator (removed the moisture) mummfied the body quickly
2 : exhaust unit behind the refrigerator passes all the air outside
@ItsAllUnity wow.. Quite a nice theory. I don't realize it
heat would have made the body unbearably smelly... there is *a lot* of moisture in a human body, mummification literally takes decades...
#2: is the most likely explanation. that and lazy employees.....
@@lostpockets2227 yup true.. Basically
Ok guys, now when was the last time you cleaned behind your stove or refrigerator?
@@pamelabrown3058 once a year at least because of Diwali
No cameras,no smells,no checking behind the coolers, coolers too loud! No rats going back and forth to that spot you got to be kidding me
Well it happened, you can look up his name
12krinson Flies. Lots and lots of flies.
@@daerdevvyl4314 for real right exactly
My theory: Somebody that worked there killed him and kept the body somewhere else for years. They put the remains there briefly before they knew the construction workers would be working on the store.
forestry they know it happened they are just saying it doesn’t make sense that it was an accident.
I can't imagine that no one heard his screams, even with the coolers running. I rather think that he got hurt and died while unconcious, maybe tipped with his head down, which would have sped up his death. Or he was crammed in there so tight, that he just couldn't scream for help. Poor guy nonetheless.
Yea its kind of suspect. And even then he could have banged on the cooler or making some other noises. Its more likely he broke his neck on impact rather than staying alive not making a sound. And coolers arent that loud that you couldn't hear someone screaming.
This is unbelievable! I live in Iowa, about 100 miles north of there and had not heard of this. My heart belatedly goes out to the family.
That means, they don't clean the cooler for 10 years
Hey Ma! I can finally sue someone!
😱
He was prescribed psych meds days prior, lists side effects of medication and was feeling disoriented with hallucinations...
It was the meds for sure.
REGINE ANG
The market was out of business so the building was vacant.. no need to clean an empty building lol
@@d.wil2x It still operated for 7 years after his death.
i can't imagine how he felt during those last days. Seeing people around every day but can't reached out to them for help because they "can't hear" him.
So their son was having strange behaviors and experienced uncomfortable hallucinations and anxiety like reactions and didn’t think about taking them to see their doctors? They just said “are you okay? “ then shrugged
this is a video depiction not a reenactment or a documentary
most likely the parents were too busy with their own lives and didnt have financial means to fund their a therapy or psychiatric session for their son. mental illness is often not seen as a serious condition until its too late.
Also, he was 25. A grown man. They couldn't do much more than encourage him to seek help.
It doesnt strictly work that way. He might have run out of the house in a panic, into the snow storm, and they lost him. He had already been to the doctors fairly recently, perhaps he hid it from them or didn't want to discuss it.
I will admit I am quite as baffled as you are, but perhaps the parents did call the police, or for some help, but he got so scared by them insisting that he needed help, that he ran off into the snow storm.
Psychosis can cause extreme paranoia, as can schizophrenia. Often sufferers of this disease become convinced that those who are trying to help them are against them. I have psychosis, in some of my episodes, I became utterly convinced that my life was in serious danger from those around me. Thankfully, my family knew the indicators I was displaying for what they were, and helped me stay safe.
I suspect that the family did not know these indicators, and so missed them. Very few will pick them up if they have not come face to face with them before, especially if they are relatively subtle. Like with other mental illnesses such as anorexia, sufferers of mental illness can be very good at hiding their problems, usually out of fear.
@@lotharsoran3604 Brains sure do crazy stuff.
Lesson: don't go to work on your day off
He never seen Friday
I was your 300th like :D
Also be careful when climbing things also some things tip over if not mounted to wall so might even fall on you. Maybe he was trying to clean behind it and fell.
380th liker
Lesson learned
"Hey Joe. That dead mouse smell is back over by the coolers. Can you spray some febreeze?"
Joe: Right, dead mouse
@@RGC_animation Or rat. Does it really matter? They could have said there is that funny smell back again here.
😢
Thomas Pendragon r/cursedcomments
Joe: *nervous chuckles* Ya dead rat
Trust me, if you're a minumum wage grocery store employee, you're not thinking about doing extra cleaning around the store.
Here’s an update on the no frills from someone who lives in Council Bluffs: The old no frills is now a supermarket called “Retail Rebel” or something like that. I haven’t been to the place yet. It is tempting and it’s on the busiest road in the city. I pass by it a lot when I’m with my grandma.
Person: Hey it smells kinda bad near isle 3.
Manager: Ok we will make sure it gets fixed.
Not anymore, now there's a blanket
Guten morgen
Manager: "Hey pal, what part of "no-frills market" do you not understand? If you want these sweet low prices, then just hold your nose."
Sprays febreeze lol
Enrique Martinez 😂😂 exactly what I thought.
I've never seen such a creepy mysterious story aninated so cutely.
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perfect description to describe this channel hahaha
Sorry , I didn't find anything cute in this painful death.
Welcome to the infographics show.
The medical examiner got cake.
I remember this being on the local mews... I remember when he went missing, when it was announced that No Frills would be closing, and then later when his body was found... It was a strange feeling looking back and being unknowingly updated on his status as the story developed... Good job infographics!
I worked there right out of high school (mid to late 1990's) and had to say that it was the big walk-in storage cooler deep in the back room of the store, not the coolers out in the middle of store. I have been on that cooler myself. The store smelled like a rotting corpse for years after he went missing. Cleanliness was (In my opinion) was not at all a priority there.
Since it was in the furthest part of the backroom, there weren't many people who would have been back there to hear his screams nor was there video recordings because security for the longest time there was barely a room in the upper floors of the store behind one-way mirrors, which hardly anyone manned anyhow.
Glad to see that place gone though.. I moved out of that town years ago and try not to go back.
Wait how did he fall behind a walk in cooler
Employee: "Dave didn't show up for work. Should we be concerned?"
Boss: "Nah it's a no call no show, that's an automatic termination."
Termination?!?! HIS BOSS IS A F*CKING ASSASIN
"that's an automatic termination" LITERATLLY
Sounds about right, that's what I was trained to do by the Boomers.
No wonder the guy was so stressed,,
"termination"
OOOOF
So his body that was decaying didn't have a terrible smell?
@EaST CoAsT MaCHete Coolers work with a heat-pump system, meaning if you want to make it colder on the inside, you will have to make it warmer on the outside. The backside of coolers like these is usually warmer than room temperature.
Verrückter Wissenschaftler was gonna say, there is no way his scent did not reach people’s noses
Most probably the body got mummified, with the right temperature and humidity levels, this happens.
I think he was placed there after the store was closed down. The smell would of been a give away
Verrückter Wissenschaftler yeah you’re right there’s no such thing as cold air i’m pretty sure it just “evicts” all humidity from the air
Hi! Iowan here, I’ve heard this story before, I’m glad you’re doing it! ❤️
As I live in council bluffs, and not ever really going to that store it's creepy that it happened in my city, and was reported all over the US. My dad worked with or knew a guy that was cleaning out the area when they found the body took pictures or found pictures of the body. The body was basically mummified that poor guy man...
The cameras didn’t catch anything? Every grocery store has cameras. There was no store maintenance in the store either? For over TEN years?
Maybe the angle of the cameras didnt catch him
But it is weird when you see someone climbing but then they dissappear
Doesn't matter. No one knew he was there because he wasn't scheduled for work. The super market had been closed for years so there would be no left over security footage from 10 years prior
To see is to believe
@puma harms I used to work in a supermarket and I can tell you for sure they work and are very real
Cctv don’t exist in 2010
Yeah that's why I'm staying out here in the wilderness instead of going into stores
Is your fulltime job just commenting on TH-cam or?
Then how do you get your beef jerky?
@@Aus10McNeal hahahaha 😂😂😂
@@JeffersonSteelflexx chokes out a deer with his bare bigfoot hands then you know cures and dries the meat.
Right.. the wilderness has corpses too haha.
The worst part is this was where me and my grandma did our shopping and we might've been feet away from the dead body
There is definitely more to this story, I'm interested in. There are many red flags.
This story is suspect. Have you ever smell rotting human flesh? The whole store would smell so bad , it will smell for a long time and you won't like it.
and. 1. single. phone. call. could. save. him.
Samuel Collins Mankin the cooler mummified his body so it only started decaying after the store closed down in 2016.
@@theHoldac it was never mentioned that the body was mummified though? He was behind the coolers not inside of it there would be a big difference in temperature so it is mind boogling why nobody smelled rotting flesh.
Cinder Fall It’s an Infographics Show video, a channel which has gained 7.9 million subscribers from making constant mistakes in their videos.
@@theHoldac but it's a true story though
So, you're telling me. All these employees went up there in the storage space to nap or whatever, this dude did the same thing and fell down. No one else after that day went up in the storage space?
Dude also wasn't scheduled to work that day, kinda sketchy
Also wouldn't the ladder still be there?
@@jimbalaya7002 Exactly, the story has way too many flaws to be 100% true
He didn’t make it to the storage space he fell behind the coolers. So the people using the storage were right above him and I guess never looked down
@@gabbyaros893 still, the ladders
The fact I’ve been to that exact store in the exact building that guy was in is unnerving to me
I've just got a position at a super market... thank you for the encouragement!
And that shows how clean are supermarkets, not moving a fridge for 10+ years?
5zym ON Do you move your fridge to clean behind and under it? How about your stove? Most people don’t.
@@daerdevvyl4314 Actually, my parents do this every few weeks. We don't like having build-up of dust, dirt, oil, or any food/drinks that may spill or fall behind their. I have six little siblings, three of which are small, so it's reasonable for us to be on top of it. I personally think everyone should, it's no big deal.
Edit: I Know I did not seriously write "their" and not "there"-
You really cant move some of those coolers. They're usually really heavy and youd have to unstock it, move it, clean under it, move it back, stock it again. Most businesses dont have the money to do that
It’s scary gross
seems to be the way they do in the USA
i dont believe that the sound of coolers could make his screams go unheard. he must have died or become severely incapacitated from the initial fall.
I think he was pinched behind the cooler in a manner where his lungs were compressed
@@krhansen1982 then in that manner wouldnt the rib cage break?
jackrush 122 not necessarily
@@jackrush1222 can but doesnt have to. The ribcage is pretty flexible. And when he cant breath fully anymore the ribcage can get compressed too. Due to the lack of air and pain and pressure and the position he was in, he probably was uncouncious within minutes Maybe he also paniced in his psychotic state and didnt scream. I had patients that refused making any noise due to fear or other people.
Kurt Hansen the space was 18 Inches so he should have been able to breathe
I work at a major supermarket chain. I can see a body falling behind coolers and not being found. The chain does a remodel about every 10 years to their stores. So coolers are stuck in place for that amount of time.. Only time it might be moved if there is a problem with it, but most of the time, it can be fixed without moving because the part that goes out is located in the front of it. The thing that gets me is how nobody noticed the smell of a decomposing body?
Any one else want to know the make/model of said coolers? 7 straight years and not once needing any kinda repairs.....
So no one decided to look at the security cameras ...
Yeeet
who knows if the security cameras even covered that area of the store where he climbed up before falling between the coolers. If not then that would explain why it was an employee hideout.
Greenfield Crematory
There should be camera to determine if he enter or leave the workplace
@@omniminokyo2 yeah you're right they should've looked through upon him being reported missing. Even if it wasn't his work day and there was a lot of footage to look through.
@@omniminokyo2 Keep in mind that low end stores in the 2010's often had cameras in them from the early to middle 90's. So it is very possible that after a minute of reviewing footage and being unable to make out a face that they decided it was not worth the effort or were unable to track his in and outs.
He didn’t stop showing up for work, he was always in there doing overtime.
Dreamer 😂😂😂😂💔
His family should get all that OT pay. 24 hours a day for 10 years would be quite a sum.
he never went home
it killed him
Ya slacking off to be sure .
But he technically wasn’t working though...
My heart breaks for this poor man and his family. Absolutely horrifying all around. I couldn’t even imagine…
"How, throughout the span of many years, did they never once think to clean the space back there?"
The writer must have never worked retail...
So his parents saw him leave without shoes socks or keys.
bbblahoo7 exactly lol because they said that no one probably looked
they saw him leave without shoes and key on a stormy snowy night hmmmmmmm
Probably thet did not find him in the house and also found that his socks shoes and keys were in the house itself so then they could surely have asserted that he might have left without them!!
@@beactivebehappy9894 it says on the video dude
"they SAW him leave without his shoes and keys"
shoes off before he even left, he was dead already.
I heard a story that that when someone was running from the police they climbed on the roof and while trying to get down fell, they fell into a space that was in a Pilar at a store and got stuck there, the police searched and they couldn’t find the guy, and they only found him after the owner of the store called a professional because the Pilar smelled terrible and it had strange juices coming out of it, when they opened the Pilar there was the dead body, that was the craziest public dead body stories I’ve heard
yeah, how did nobody smelled it?
He deserved it
Pi61 the owner could smell it that’s how they found it
DrSwatterFingerKid well it pretty gross but one of my friends is a first responder and the body lets off juices after you die
@@exeleranthd I'm talking about the case in this video but ok.
Keeping the coolers cool even after death, what a Chad.
What's cooler than being cool?
That’s terribly sad. I feel so bad for him and his family :(
The most shocking thing in this video:
2009 was ten years ago.
I'm utterly mind blown by it
Le gasp!
i am 21 now and i am blown
Haha
I'm scared.
I just don’t believe they wouldn’t have heard his screams
He was dead ... how could he scream
watch the whole video
I agree. Which probably means he died instantly from the fall (although I find this debatable, considering it was only 12 ft -- that's pretty much like falling off the roof of your house at eve height. It's happens dozens of times to people with only minor injuries). I've been around some noisy refrigeration sections before, but nothing so loud that it would drown out the screams of a trapped person behind them. He could've banged on the backside of it, etc. There's simply no way a person could remain trapped back there.
On the other hand, it's also possible that he deliberately chose to drop down into the space given his mental state. He may have simply spent the following week there completely cut off from reality as he experienced a full blown hallucination. In this case, he would've eventually starved to death and/or died from dehydration in about a week.
I find it curious that his odd behavior started only shortly after being prescribed medications. Certain meds that are normally meant to treat schizophrenic symptoms can sometimes have the opposite effect, worsening the problem.
I scream
You scream
We all scream
For ice cream
@@georgewashington2893 dr2 best game ever
This is the strangest story I have ever heard. It is very terrifying
Wooooow this story made it on here?! I remember when this happened. I’m from Omaha so we were very shocked.
How would people not smell the horrible sent of a dead body
Things stop smelling after awhile of rotting
*scent
Because there would be other dead animals in the cooler...
Maybe everyone thought it was their underwear 😂🤣💩
Exactly what I thought, also we have all heard the hum of a fridge at a shop, and 10 years ago they were probably very similar, and him falling within the first few hours would surely be able to scream, can't think why he couldn't.
If my son had psychological problems and ran out, I would go after him.
Mondoshawan 215 Exactly
I would drive directly to the local supermarket and check behind the coolers, but that’s just me.
@@EvilDwarf-pp5py I think that's what ANY logical person would do.
I would go to his place of work and check directly behind the cooler where he is while saying to his coworkers, “I know this is the one you all like to climb.”
His parents could have been tired of dealing with a mentally ill son and hoped he would die... You never know. Mental defectives are a lot to deal with, I wouldn't be Shocked if my parents have ever tried to smother me in my sleep
This guys voice has a story teller and an attention grabbing tone that is far much better than his counter part. Great work
I'm from Iowa, apparently a few weeks ago they found yet another body in a freezer of an abandoned store or restaurant. Not sure what's up with that 😬
A dead mouse smells really bad imagine a whole dead human.
@Pau is lazy dead mouse Is nothing like dead human. We are programmed to smell dead humans strong for more survival
@Pau is lazy it's not very easy to cover up. I lived in a house that was infested with rats from beneath the house. Every spring it would smell like rotting ham. We tried febreeze and Glade but the smell lingered.
@Pau is lazy i think they were trying to say human perceive human decomposition as a worst smell, so we stay away from the body and not get killed by whatever killed them.
@Pau is lazy im not saying they're right. im saying that's what they said
this is out of context but why is your name the stench lol
Customer: What's this smell?
Employee: Seems like the apples are rotten
CUSTOMER
@Stephanie Logan a colleague of mine told me that he found his father dead from old age. Despite the fact he died recently he smelled of death. I quote "Nothing smells as bad as a dead human."
It's hard to believe that the body remained hidden...
Cen yyo correct me too? I needs corect me prettie pleasee
I think maybe someone killed him and tge body was somewhere else. When the supermarket was closed and noone went there anymore, they hid the body there
😂
"Heyy Billy, that dead mouse smell is back by the coolers, can you spray some fabreeze."
Febreeze
My theory: As he fell behind the cooler, he probably couldn't move considering how tight the space was. He also couldn't scream or breathe as it would've been muffled by the walls of the cooler. As for the smell my guess is that because his body was behind the cooler, no one could've figured out the source of the smell. They probably used air fresheners to ease the smell.
I use to drive pass this joint everyday when I was going to college really eire feeling knowing somebody was trapped in there.
Same
Ooo that is eerie. Makes you wonder how many corpses we’ve been close to, without realizing it.
@@conclavecabal.h0rriphic you pass by a car everyday and you’ll never know which one has a body in its trunk
@@exoticchef6260 true, but if it’s summer time, and ya walk into the wrong parking garage...You’ll figure out something or someone nearby is super dead, at least. ;)
@@exoticchef6260 also ur comment will now haunt me until I die 😏
Dude who’s parents see their son walk out into a snow storm with no shoes or socks Nd doesn’t follow them. Fools
I was wondering about that myself. Like even if they couldn't physically stop him you'd think they'd at least follow or something.
My son is walking bare foot into a snowstorm...
My mom won’t even let me leave without a jacket.
Yung Cris right
Or may be they didnt actually see him leave the house barefooted, just noticed he was gone leaving his shoes behind. I’m surprised 481 people and not a single person even thought of this 😂
@@visrupt 1:29 "His parents last SAW him leave the house with no shoes, no socks, no keys.."
Unbeilievable.... this aside... Love your graphics... regards from Panama!
Thanks for the arrow, I couldn't find the employee on the thumbnail 😊
I remembered a boy (in 70's or 80's in Chicago) was reported missing during the winter, everyone thought he was kidnapped on the way to school. The parents were frantic offered to pay a ransom, anything. In the spring they found his body, he was right outside the front door. It was an especially snowy winter that year, all they could figure was he misjudged where the stairs for the porch were, because there was no hand rail. He stepped off the porch into a large snow drift, got stuck, and froze to death unable to escape the deep snow drift. It snowed all day, and covered up any evidence as to what had happened to him.
This is why they should have had handrails if it snows like that there. Hind sight is always 20/20. Very sad.
Ugh, that's awful.
bruh thats deep
Tim Van Briesen Don't buy it.
Jesus
his mom was drawn 3 different ways
he has three moms dont judge 😤😤
She changed through out the 10 years.
@@eungarcia4273 So when he went missing his mum was like in her 80s and then when they found the body 10 YEARS later she's a young woman?
@@eungarcia4273 she looks younger in the part where they find the body
@ its a joke chill out.
I like watching your videos because you don’t put scary background music every time when it’s scary😊
Both my mother and brother have worked there in the past. In fact my mom worked there all the way up until it closed. My brother only worked there about a year or so before any of this could have happened. She was just a cashier though, so never had a reason to be in the back of the store where this was.
Not going to lie, I'm surprised to see this story on youtube narrated so well with this many views. This was a very creepy news story and a shock to everyone around who used to go there. The building is now being used for a different business.
I worked in a grocery store for six years, I can totally see how this could happen. We were moving racking and found a packaged ham with an expiration date in 2006, this was in 2017.
Was it put back on the shelf for sale?👀
@@eddyc7607 yeah and it was labeled as special aged and they doubled the price.
Eddy C 🤦♀️
@frank 12 They are, actually! When scientist needed to test something that would be used on a human, they would use a pig. They're more similar to humans than you think.
@frank 12 Possibly not sizes, but human and pig decay are extremely similar. They might have not smelt it because of all of the foods in the freezer, or eventually got so used to it that they didn't even notice. But there's a lot of holes in this story.
"Mental health is as important as your physical health"
Unfortunately, many companies/ employers don't think so 😒
Ubrzani And neither do the doctors who lock people up like criminals for having a mental illness.
And that's another reason I am not getting any help. 😒
Ubrzani Me either.
Ubrzani I love this thread❤️
@@autumnhayes9610 nobody will lock you up. Get help
I worked in the grocery industry for years and have seen many stores that did not clean behind or under spaces for extended periods of time (years). I could totally see this happening. There are spaces in stores where people just never go. Sad to hear about a loss of life, but the story was pretty feasible to me.
The smell of rotting flesh is unmistakable
Weird..wouldn’t the decomposing body smell? How come none of the staff came to know? Or even the customers
So no cameras? Just kind of sounds like a really bad investigation.
Not every store has cameras
The shops near me delete the footage after a month
Broedy Bessette it’s been 10 years they don’t keep footage for that long
Addressing all replies:
No Frills (the store mentioned) in rural towns in my area have cameras, at the front and the cash. They'd see him come in and if he left. If small towns have cameras I'm sure most do because it's a large company.
They should have checked the footage of his workplace before 30 days (or 10 years) to see if he was there and if he left.
Heena Patel my phone does..I’m actually shocked😮 I saw all my old pictures I took well I did had that phone for 6 and lost it and found it...can’t believe it still works but I’m surprised it back all those photos up
So no cameras caught him accidentally falling
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An out of the way grocery store I can buy lacking security and cameras. What I cannot buy is that no one noticed the smell. Months of smell permeating around the entire store.
...What was this place closed down for again?
Apparently they are nose blind to the smell of rotting shi* they are supposed to clean behind the freezers so it's unlikely that this happened
@Abbas aboud it said 2009 right??
Sony made a security camera in 1980 exactly it weighed 2.8 pounds it was the first ccd color videocam
As somebody who works at a supermarket this is scary
I feel very sorry for the poor guy. I know I wouldn't want to die like that.