Recently, Indian-origin woman Gursimran Kaur was found dead inside a walk-in oven in the bakery section of a Walmart store in Canada. Canadian police completed their investigation into the matter on Monday. Canadian police said in an official statement that the investigation found the death was “not suspicious” and there was no evidence of foul play. Let us tell you that on October 19, a 19-year-old girl was found dead among the appliances of a superstore in Halifax. According to reports, she was set on fire by her mother, who had been working at the store for the past two years.
Police shared the information
“We understand there are a lot of questions about what happened,” said Martin Cromwell, Halifax Regional Police public information officer. A thorough investigation takes time. “As part of the investigation we conducted numerous interviews and reviewed video footage,” he said. I can share that our investigation has not led us to suspect any foul play. We don’t think anyone else was involved. We acknowledge the public interest in this matter. There are questions that can never be answered.
Several agencies are involved in the investigation
In connection with the death last month, Halifax police said the investigation was complex and involved multiple partner agencies. According to reports, Gursimran Kaur worked at Walmart for two years with her mother. His father and brother live in India. After her death, Walmart employees said Kaur was locked in a walk-in oven and burned. Last month, a TikTok video of co-worker Chris Beezy went viral, in which he said the oven he used while working at Walmart was turned on from the outside and the door handle was too difficult to open.
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