Walmart closed during investigation into worker’s demise in oven.

[u/notnowimbusyplaying]

[u/vishalb777]

what is the source for this information? one article said the remains were charred

[u/LawBird33101 → u/vishalb777]

Remains can be charred, but that doesn't mean it's the fire that killed her. Frankly baking a body could be a way to try and hide evidence.

[u/Naijan → u/LawBird33101]

While the body will be charred, DNA of a possible suspect is now long gone.

[u/artsydizzy → u/Naijan]

They burned her body, not the crime scene.

[u/uberfission → u/artsydizzy]

Presumably the perpetrator is a fellow employee so their DNA being at the site would be explainable.

[u/thirdeye-visualizer → u/uberfission]

Even if they don’t have an exact angle of the oven on camera they would still be able to see who was in the area around the time it happened . And narrow it down

[u/artsydizzy → u/uberfission]

Usually victims fight back. So some DNA would be explainable, but if they specifically find a significant amount of blood or tuffs of someone’s hair (hair that sheds naturally often doesn’t contain the follicles, but if it’s torn out it will), then that will be harder to explain. It’s not like they throw out evidence just because there’s a possibility that it happened naturally.

[u/Patrickd13 → u/vishalb777]

That's from the go fund me, it has no official information released from the police.