What began as a baffling missing person case in 2009 ended in tragedy a decade later, when the remains of 25-year-old Larry Ely Murillo-Moncada were discovered behind shelves in the very supermarket where he used to work.
Murillo-Moncada disappeared in late November 2009 from his home in Council Bluffs, Iowa. According to his parents, he had been acting strangely and left the house abruptly during a snowstorm without a coat, shoes, or personal belongings. His family suspected that his behavior may have been influenced by medication he was taking at the time. Despite filing a missing persons report and an extensive search by law enforcement, there were no solid leads, and his whereabouts remained unknown for years.
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