Man Horrified After Finding Mummified Baby In Dead Mom's Freezer

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Fifty-year old unemployed former door factory worker Luis Gonzales, who has been without welfare payment now for two months being unable to pay his 160 Euro (211 US Dollars) a month morgage, his electicity and heating bills, shows the food that is left in his refrigerator after receiving the monthly Red Cross food hand out for him and his two duaghters at his home on December 21, 2012 in Villacanas, Spain. During the boom years, where in its peak Spain built some 800,000 houses a year accompanied by the manufacturing of millions of wooden doors, the people of Villacanas were part of Spain's middle class enjoying high wages and permanent jobs. During these construction boom years the majority of the doors used within these new developments were made in this small industrial town. Approximately seven million doors a year were once assembled here and the factories employed a workforce of almost 5700 people. The town is now left almost desolate with the Villacanas industrial park empty and redundant. With Spain in the grip of recession and the housing bubble burst, Villacanas is typical of many former buoyant industrial Spanish towns now struggling with huge unemployment problems.
A 37-year-old man found a dead baby in his mother's freezer while cleaning out her apartment.

A man found out about his late mother's dark past in a horrifying way. According to USA Today, a Missouri man found a frozen baby inside of his mother's freezer after she passed away. 37-year-old Adam Smith's mother died from lung cancer recently. He explained that the box had been inside of her freezer for years. Although curious, he never thought to look inside of it until last Sunday. "It still had skin, hair and everything; it was mummified," he told KSDK-TV. "After that, I freaked out, put it in the box and called police right away."

His mother lived in the apartment for over 20 years. He described his mother as secretive, especially when it came to the contents of the box. She told him at one point that the box, which he said took up a quarter of the space in every freezer she put the box in, contained a wedding cake top. When he looked into the box, he thought it could've been the cake top or possibly money. The remains of the infant child were wrapped in pink fleece.

"I'm more confused, angry," he said. "I just want to find closure. I want to find more answers."

Police are now investigating the case as a "suspicious death." He said that his mother took the box with her every place that she moved to. The discovery resulted in Smith learning more about his mother's past. He said that he found out she gave birth to a pair of twins. One was born and given up for adoption while the other was stillborn. Additionally, he reached out to his estranged father who revealed that his mother was "pregnant on their first date and that the next time he saw her, she wasn’t."

He later recounted a time when his mother was sad when he was 7 or 8-years-old. "All I can remember is that she told me, 'My oldest child would have been 21 today,'" he said. "And that her name was 'Jennifer.'"


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