They found behind the fridge the body of a wanted man for 10 years.

The news of the discovery of the body of an employee of a supermarket disappeared 10 years ago was found behind the refrigerator, which became in a few hours one of the most commented topics on the social networks around the world.

That's Larry Ely Murillo-Moncada, a man reported missing on November 28, 2009 after being disputed with his parents in Iowa, United States.

His research, which lasted 10 years, was marked by mystery and uncertainty. It was badumed that Murillo-Moncada had gone to another country or that he was living homeless in an area of ​​the north of the country.

In every corner of the country, we were looking for a clue to shed light on his sudden disappearance, but they never managed to find the fate of the man who worked at the No Frills store. Until last January, when this case took an impressive turn.

The remains were found in a hole of about 45.72 cm (18 inches) behind a refrigerator in the supermarket where he worked until his death.

The discovery was made when a group of workers began a series of works in the facilities to remove refrigerators, shelves and other furniture.

Masons reported the event to the authorities who determined that the body had remained in the small space for a long time.

While the remains were subjected to DNA testing, work began on the badumption that it could be the young man's disappeared 10 years ago.

After confirming the identity of the 25-year-old boy, the forensic staff performed an autopsy on the remains, which revealed that he had not suffered any trauma. We believe that his death is attributable to an accident.

Police believe that Murillo-Moncada went to the supermarket after arguing with his parents on November 28, 2009. He got into the freezer to stay alone for a while, but slipped and fell to a height of 3 meters.

Larry was trapped behind the refrigerator, in a space of 18 inches or 45 centimeters, and his companions could not save him, as their screams were eclipsed by the machinery of the electronic device.