[SpookySatisfaction]

A tragic incident occurred on October 19, 2024, when 19-year-old Gursimran Kaur, a Walmart employee in Halifax, Nova Scotia, was found deceased inside a large walk-in oven in the store’s bakery department. Kaur was reported missing by her mother, who also worked at the store. After searching, Kaur’s remains were tragically discovered in the oven, prompting immediate involvement from emergency services. The Halifax Regional Police, along with occupational health and safety officials, are conducting a thorough investigation, though no conclusions about the cause or manner of her death have been released yet. Really sad, but I’ve heard her mom is the one who found her. There is also speculation of a video circulating online.

[wyldrozez]

Holy shit! I wonder how long she was in there. A hour? 5 hours? How long was it on? We are really gonna need a loooooooot of information on this one. I hope the mom wasn't actually the one who found her first. Unimaginable

[Pyramid_Head]

That sounds like it was a horrible death. I can't imagine the mothers anguish of finding her daughter like that.

[kellyhound]

2. Gursimran's mother grew worried after not seeing her daughter for an extended period and initiated a search in the store.

3. A staff member noted "leakage" coming from the bakery area, which directed attention to the oven where Gursimran was ultimately found.

4. Early findings indicate that the oven did not have a lock and required considerable force to close, raising questions about how Gursimran became trapped. Hmmmmmmmm

[bodyfarmer]

Meanwhile, nobody is buying baked goods at that Walmart.

[KatLady]

You know how when something is baking in your house, the scent goes through the house. What I'm imagining is Thanksgiving morning and waking up to the scent of turkey baking....... Good memories. Thank you grandma! I wonder what we smell like cooking? Or the oven wasn't on? Am I reading into this scenario correctly?

[akham]

She looks hot!

[William May]

Well, just finding her dead in the oven is one thing. If she actually DIED in there when it was operating is something else. Hope they clarify the news story. They shouldn't release a story about it at all, if it is just half-baked theory!

[akham]

Originally Posted by William May ↗

Well, just finding her dead in the oven is one thing. If she actually DIED in there when it was operating is something else. Hope they clarify the news story. They shouldn't release a story about it at all, if it is just half-baked theory!

Maybe they just cooked up the story to see if they would get a rise from someone?

[gimlet]

Originally Posted by wyldrozez ↗

Holy shit! I wonder how long she was in there. A hour? 5 hours? How long was it on? We are really gonna need a loooooooot of information on this one. I hope the mom wasn't actually the one who found her first. Unimaginable

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Other articles say the victims mom found her in the oven, there was fluid leaking from the oven onto the bakery floor from the body. Several people with Wal Mart experience said it would be difficult to get locked in the oven, the oven has an emergency release button inside the oven and they also stated they never get inside while cleaning.

Maybe a lust murder or simple employee disagreements or somebody thought there were too many Indians...



‘This is definitely sketchy’: 19-year-old bakery worker shows what walk-in oven looks like after Walmart incident
‘I’ve NEVER walked in to clean it.’




A 19-year-old bakery worker was found dead in a Walmart oven in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, according to the Washington Post. Details of her identity or cause of death have not been released to the public. However, the incident sparked mass questioning about the safety of walk-in ovens.
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“The investigation is complex and involves several partner agencies. An investigation of this nature may take a significant amount of time,” Halifax Police said in a statement, per the Washington Post.

Another 19-year-old bakery worker @heartshapedsunglasseses posted a video on TikTok to show how to close and operate a walk-in oven. That video has amassed 7.4 million views.

The caption reads, “As a 19 y/o who works in a bakery, this is definitely sketchy.”
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The worker shows that the large oven door “doesn’t shut on its own” and has an emergency release button inside in case someone is trapped in the appliance. “Why didn’t the emergency button work?” the bakery worker questioned.

Seeing the emergency measures installed on the oven, viewers speculate about the Walmart incident.

“If the button didn’t work someone put a lock on door handle. Seems suspicious,” one wrote.
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“Literally! we have to push ours hard to close it. and I’ve NEVER walked in to clean it,” another said.

“Exactly!!! there’s safety features on the oven! she got locked in by someone,” a third added.

Bakery workers discuss the tragedy

In the comments section, bakery workers share details about security protocols at their stores.
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“I work at Walmart and I can confirm at least for my store, we have tons of cameras and someone always watching them,” one said. “They have the best clearest cameras. If they say they don’t, they are lying.”

“Those emergency buttons can’t work if the screws from the outside are loosened, aka worn. happened to our door and NOBODY fixed it and its still broke its a safety hazard for sure,” another wrote.

“ANYONE AT ANY JOB should call OSHA on your job if they have u go inside equipment without proper lock out tag out procedures!!!,” a third added.

Lock-out tag-out (LOTO) procedures are measures to keep equipment from turning off during repairs or maintenance.
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Walmart and Halifax police have not released a statement on whether faulty equipment or foul play was involved in the bakery worker’s death.