Later on, it came to light that Larry Ely Murillo-Moncada was the owner of the body.

Investigators surmise that he had climbed up on top of the coolers, something that workers frequently do when working shifts. But he was stuck when he slipped into an 18-inch opening between a cooler and the wall.

He had no way out because the compressor noise from the coolers probably drowned out any pleas for assistance.

Identification and Closure

Murillo-Moncada’s clothing at the time of his abduction matched the DNA found on his body, which was identified using the DNA of his parents.

Regretfully, the revelation supported his mother’s notion that he never left the grocery store.

A Unique Case

For the authorities, the finding of Murillo-Moncada’s body beneath the shelves almost ten years after his disappearance was a singular and exceptional occurrence.

After an examination, it was determined that the man’s death was accidental because there were no traces of trauma.

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