They found in a freezer the remains of a woman who disappeared six years ago.

Heather Anne Lacey was about 30 years old in 2013, when she lost touch with her family and her environment. He lived in Broward County, Florida, United States, when he disappeared. His fate was a mystery until last week when his lifeless body appeared inside a vertical freezer, in a car crash in the city of Hollywood, in the same state of Florida.

The local coroner established that Heather Lacey was in the state of decomposition that was in this deposit, although it is still unclear how and when he died, as reported in local media.
Orlando Sentinel.

The person who opened the refrigerator in question and discovered the macabre find is Lilian Argueta, 55, from Guatemala, who runs the junkyard where the freezer went. "I thought it was a witch or a dummy:" It can not be a person, "I told myself, but there was a lot of bad smell," said the woman.

When he knew the physiognomy of the woman whose body he had found, Argueta was surprised to see that she was blonde and pale, because she had, with her husband, found a "shrunken and skin-bound body" as dark as a mummy ".

Another corpse leads to the meeting of Lacey

As if the story of the woman's body found in the freezer was not mysterious enough and macabre, part of the story relates to the previous discovery of another corpse, Jonathan Escarzaga, 36, found dead in his apartment in Hollywood's Place, Florida.

It turns out that after the lifeless meeting of Escarzaga, the administrator of the building where the deceased lived decided to appeal to the Argueta company to remove the appliances, including the refrigerator, where no one do not know why, was Lacey's body.

All artifacts went to the Guatemalan warehouse, which barely a month later opened the refrigerator door to deal with the dark surprise.

The City of Hollywood police are investigating what happened, both with Escarzaga and with Lacey. It was learned that this man was an independent mechanic, but the reasons for his death could not yet be established.

At the same time, the director of the Escarzaga building said that he did not know how long the man had the refrigerator in his apartment. The director said that since 2017, Escagarza had not requested any repairs for said device.

The police did not say when Escarzaga and Lacey were dead, and they did not know each other either. The woman's family did not know the aircraft mechanic either.

Lacey's life

The woman who appeared in the refrigerator was the oldest of three sisters. She was divorced and had two children. The last contact with his family took place in the north of autumn 2013. His last publication in the networks took place in November of the same year.

"My father talked to him every day until Thanksgiving," said Amber Lacey, Heather's younger sister at Orlando Sentinel.

Her family also told local media that Lacey had attended university and held various jobs, but that she had fought against drugs and had ended up prostituting herself.

"She was a very smart girl, had a lot of things in her favor and, sadly, her loss was to use drugs, drugs and drug addiction," Lacey's mother Patti Palumbo told the newspaper. . "He put that in a cycle that brought us here," he added.

Randell Lacey, Heather's father, filed a missing person complaint in December 2013 at the Broward Sheriff's Office. There, he told police that his daughter lived on the street and that he was bipolar.