[ssak]

Wow 10 years... crazy no one took a cheeky smoke break up there in that time.

[usnmaa93]

Damn. That was quick. I was just reading a news article about this like 10 minutes ago. DR is always on point.

[JamesdBond007]

How could they not notice the smell when the body started decomposing

[Nacho Man]

Originally Posted by JamesdBond007 ↗

How could they not notice the smell when the body started decomposing

I worked in a few grocery stores and the back area is filthy.
Nobody gives a shit and just ignores it.
Rotten milk, fish, dead rats all kinds of crap

[twayblade]

Oh freaky! I work at a No Frills store in Vancouver BC. I don't know if these are the same as the ones in the US but it still creeps me out anyway!

[justjux2]

Sheesh! I was hoping to see a pic of this when I read the article. I would love to see the former employee and customers complaints

[DelightfulEnglish]

Jesus Christ!! 10 years! No other employees took a break and wondered what the terrible smell was? Wonder how many other missing persons are hiding in plain sight?

[kellyhound]

Great find on the pics and unbelievable no one but customers found it smelling bad and no one took a nap at that place in 7 years.

While it is unclear what prompted his abrupt exit, his mother told at the time that her son was prescribed an antidepressant the day before his disappearance and he seemed disoriented and had even started hallucinating.

Police said he was an employee at the No Frills Supermarket but was not scheduled to work the day he was last seen. The store had been closed for about three years by the time the body was discovered by contractors who had been ordered to remove shelving and coolers from the building.

[minka1]

No one smelled...anything?

[OxVortex]

You know what? What if he took a nap on top of the cooler? He did run away from home, so it would make sense to think that he may have snuck up there and slept, and at one point rolled over and accidentally fell into the 18" gap!!