The remains of a supermarket employee who vanished 10 years ago have been discovered in an 18-inch gap behind a freezer inside the store.
Larry Ely Murillo-Moncada was working at the No Frills Supermarket in Council Bluffs, Iowa when he went missing on November 28, 2009.
The 25-year-old was reported missing by his parents after he ran out of the family home in a snowstorm following an argument.
He failed to return home and was never heard from again.
The remains of 25-year-old Larry Ely Murillo-Moncada have been found behind a freezer in the No Frills Supermarket where he worked in Council Bluffs, Iowa, after he vanished in 2009
Police had no leads in his missing person's case for a decade until a decomposing body was miraculously discovered back in January.
Contractors had gone into the supermarket, which shut down three years ago, to remove the fittings and tear apart the freezer unit.
They discovered the body in an 18-inch gap between the freezer and a wall.
At the time, authorities said it appeared the body had been there for a lengthy period of time.
Council Bluffs Police Sgt. Brandon Danielson told the Des Moines Register that Murillo-Moncada immediately came to his mind when the body was found.
The remains were sent off for DNA testing and police have only just confirmed that they belong to Murillo-Moncada.
They compared the remains to DNA from Murillo-Moncada's parents.
The remains were discovered behind the freezer by contractors who had gone in to remove the fittings. No Frills Supermarket closed down three years ago
Police had no leads in his missing person's case for a decade until a decomposing body was miraculously discovered back in January
An autopsy showed no signs of trauma and Murillo-Moncada death has since been ruled an accident.
The remains were sent off for DNA testing after they were discovered in January and police have only just confirmed that they belong to Murillo-Moncada
Police now believe that Murillo-Moncada went to the store after the argument with his parents and climbed on top of the freezer.
They say he became trapped after somehow falling 12-feet between the gap behind the freezer.
Former employees at the supermarket told police that it was not uncommon for staff to climb on top of the freezers because the space was often used as storage.
The sound of the freezer could have drowned out any cries for help, according to Sgt. Danielson.
'It's so loud there's probably no way anyone heard him,' Danielson said.
Numerous former shoppers have since said they could always smell something terrible when they were inside the store.
Police say they have now closed the cold case investigation.
He was last seen leaving his family home in Iowa following an argument. His parents reported him missing the following day when he failed to return home
Numerous former shoppers have since posted on Facebook that they could always smell something terrible when they were inside the store
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