Thank god! One less curry flip flopper! That oven should be worshipped for delivering us from this scruge of earth! Lol
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Walmart worker ‘burned to death’ in oven at Canadian store
- Thread starter D.O.A.
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you are really fucking brain-washed retarded paki cunt...
Jenny
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What about pork chops?
No bacon... That's a deal breaker!
I thought I got a wiff of curry & BO
no, i had no problem with pork chops, just bacon
i'm ok with bacon now, it's been 20 yrs...
my neighbor cooked bacon today and i think i drooled more than my dog did
MysteryTraveler
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She was already cremated so there's not much left to do.
Jenny
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Lots of people describe the smell of cooked human flesh to that of BBQ'ing a pig so, I get it. I guess that's the consensus from those that know.
ya, we smell yummy 🐖🐷
Jenny
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Maybe they closed the entire store down claiming to need to, to investigate but, really it was because they were tired of telling customers who asked what that deliciousness was they were smelling... was a Walmart Employee. 😳😄 We probably taste awesome too.
A teenage Walmart employee who was found dead at her store’s walk-in oven last week was said to be “locked” inside with the power still on, according to audio of emergency officials responding to the tragedy.
The roughly 90-second call, published by The Daily Mail, shows a dispatcher describe the incident as a “technical rescue call” at the Walmart, in Halifax, Canada.
Female is locked in an oven in the bakery, oven is on, unsure if the staff are able to turn it off,” the dispatcher says in the audio.
Another first responder later asks, “The person trapped in the — on their — do we have the powers off for that, does the staff want to turn the power off? … In case we do make contact.”
Soon after, however, another official says that “the person was out of the oven upon arrival” and the matter was being dealt with by regional police.
The victim has not yet been identified by officials. PEOPLE has requested copies of the first responder audio related to the investigation.
Halifax Regional Police have said they were called to the Walmart location on Saturday, Oct. 19, at around 9:30 p.m. local time for a report of a "sudden death."
"A 19-year-old woman employed at the store was found deceased," a Monday, Oct. 21, news release states.
Police added then that investigators were "working closely with Occupational Health and Safety and the Nova Scotia Medical Examiner Service to determine the cause and manner of death."
In a further update posted on Tuesday, Oct. 22, police said the woman had been "located in a large walk-in oven belonging to the store’s bakery department."
Authorities said their investigation was still ongoing and that it would be "complex" and involve "several partner agencies."
"An investigation of this nature may take a significant amount of time," police said, urging the public "to be mindful of sharing speculative information on social media."
Constable Martin Cromwell told reporters of the investigation on Monday, according to the CBC: "We just want to encourage the public to be patient with our investigation and be mindful that there is family members and co-workers involved."
In a statement to PEOPLE on Wednesday, Oct. 23, Walmart spokesperson Amanda Moss said, "Our deepest thoughts are with our associate and their family."
"Our focus remains on taking care of our associates and making sure they have the support they need," Moss said, adding, "Our store will be closed until further notice."
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The roughly 90-second call, published by The Daily Mail, shows a dispatcher describe the incident as a “technical rescue call” at the Walmart, in Halifax, Canada.
Female is locked in an oven in the bakery, oven is on, unsure if the staff are able to turn it off,” the dispatcher says in the audio.
Another first responder later asks, “The person trapped in the — on their — do we have the powers off for that, does the staff want to turn the power off? … In case we do make contact.”
Soon after, however, another official says that “the person was out of the oven upon arrival” and the matter was being dealt with by regional police.
The victim has not yet been identified by officials. PEOPLE has requested copies of the first responder audio related to the investigation.
Halifax Regional Police have said they were called to the Walmart location on Saturday, Oct. 19, at around 9:30 p.m. local time for a report of a "sudden death."
"A 19-year-old woman employed at the store was found deceased," a Monday, Oct. 21, news release states.
Police added then that investigators were "working closely with Occupational Health and Safety and the Nova Scotia Medical Examiner Service to determine the cause and manner of death."
In a further update posted on Tuesday, Oct. 22, police said the woman had been "located in a large walk-in oven belonging to the store’s bakery department."
Authorities said their investigation was still ongoing and that it would be "complex" and involve "several partner agencies."
"An investigation of this nature may take a significant amount of time," police said, urging the public "to be mindful of sharing speculative information on social media."
Constable Martin Cromwell told reporters of the investigation on Monday, according to the CBC: "We just want to encourage the public to be patient with our investigation and be mindful that there is family members and co-workers involved."
In a statement to PEOPLE on Wednesday, Oct. 23, Walmart spokesperson Amanda Moss said, "Our deepest thoughts are with our associate and their family."
"Our focus remains on taking care of our associates and making sure they have the support they need," Moss said, adding, "Our store will be closed until further notice."
Teenage Walmart Employee Was 'Locked in' Store Oven Before Being Found Dead, Emergency Audio Shows
A teenage Walmart employee who was found dead at her store bakery’s walk-in oven in Halifax, Canada, was said to be “locked” inside with the power still on, according to audio of emergency officials responding to the tragedy
In a statement to PEOPLE, a member of the Maritime Sikh Society confirmed the victim is Gursimran Kaur, an immigrant from India. The organization set up a GoFundMe on behalf of Kaur’s family.
The First suspects should be her immediate family. It is protocol for homicide detectives anyway but it will not matter.
The Canadian Gov is so far left they will catch the perp and have him working in that same Walmart to serve his community sentence as punishment.
The Canadian Gov is so far left they will catch the perp and have him working in that same Walmart to serve his community sentence as punishment.
Another dead pajeet, less stinky streets
Fuck, I bet the whole gaff reeked of curry.
i feel more bad for the co-workers that had to smell that.
Grand Mal Caesar
It's ALIVE!!! Shoot it again!
You can take the Indians out of India but you can't take the India out of Indians. You can cook it out of them though.
And yet, customers unto this day claim that was the absolute best Jewish marble rye they have ever tasted...
I live in the city this happened in, Walmarts still fucking closed for Christs sake.
