The Guatemali worker found a dead in an industrial oven at the Missouri Grain Factory

The authorities say that a Guatemali citizen works under a pseudonym that was found dead inside an industrial oven at a grain factory in Missouri last week.

Nicholas Lopez Gomez, 38, who was working under the name Edward Avila, was located by officers, emergency medical services and firefighters, The Perville Police Department said.

The officers were sent to the Gilster-Mary Lee Perryville Factory for the grain of a man “stuck in an industrial oven closed,” the police said. By the time they reached Gomez, he had already died.

The Berry Provincial Investigator was summoned shortly after to help.

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The Gilster-Mary Lee brand seen on top of The Mix Plant in Perville, Missouri, which is located directly across the street from the company’s grain station, where a worker died on June 26, 2025.

“OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) has been contacted regarding this incident and will be achieved,” Megan Ellis, Berry Province, said in a statement. “Our offices will work with them to determine how this happens.”

Fox News Digital Contact with both OSHA and Gilster-Mary Lee Corporation To comment, but he did not respond immediately.

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Gilster-Mary Lee truck sit outside the Berryville Mix factory on the old St. Mary’s old road in Perville, Missouri. The grain factory directly across the street. (Google Maps)

Gilster-Mary Lee Employment Office in Perville, Missouri. The company’s plants and mixed on the street are located directly from each other on the old St. Mary. (Google Maps)

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Its website says Gilster-Mary Lee Corporation runs 11 sites across three states in the Middle West. The company has been operating for 125 years, as it manufactures “safe and quality food products” that are sold under special posters and food services companies.

In Perville, The company’s plants and the mixture on the street are located directly across the street from each other on the old St. Mary road, and Google Maps appear.