This week on the scarecast, an employee walks out with the trash bag, sees the body, freaks out and calls the police.

We asked him, who are those kids? He said, what kids? No one lives in that house?

It's upsetting and scary to know that whoever wanted to abduct my friend or any other girls by using this old hotel Instagram knows who my friend is.

And as I scrambled to get back up, I felt the weight pressing into my shoulders again and

was shoved back down. I then glanced up to see my friend running toward me. Oh, Oh, you're going to be a you're going to be in the all of the So I saw this about four years ago at work and it creaked me the fuck out. I work for a digital

surveillance company that runs the eye in the sky for thousands of restaurants,

bars, and gas stations all across the U.S.

From time to time, we get calls for investigations to look into robberies, theft, etc.

So one day we get a call from a popular fast food chain located in the heart of Detroit.

They say an employee OD'd by the dumpster and they needed us to

get some answers on the situation. First, basically what happened and how long was he there?

The next question is where it starts to get weird.

See, the dumpster had a brick wall around it.

It had two entrances to the dumpster. a gate you had to

to the dumpster, a gate you had to pass when you walked out the

back door and the big gates where the garbage truck has access to the

dumpster to empty it out.

They claimed those big gates were always open, and the small gate by the back door was locked from the inside.

Nobody ever used that smaller gate.

The weird thing was, when the body was found,

an employee walked out, and that gate that was never open was indeed

open. And the body was sitting there on full display.

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