When a new Colorado homeowner gave away an appliance that had been left behind by the previous owner, the person picking it up made a grisly discovery in the freezer.
The body parts found in the freezer of a newly purchased home in Colorado have been identified as Amanda Overstreet, 16-year-old daughter of the home’s previous owner who’s been missing since 2005.According to the Mesa County Sheriff’s Office in Grand Junction, the body parts were discovered in January, when the new homeowner gave away an appliance that had been left behind. The person who came to pick it up found a human head and hands in the freezer.
READ MORE: Emily Strite, missing mom of 4, found dead in woods months after disappearanceThere’s no record that Overstreet was ever reported missing, the sheriff’s office said.A neighbor told KUSA in January that the people who stopped by to pick up the freezer asked if they could use her restroom. She asked them what was happening.
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