What was he doing in there? Mystery as dead man in his 20s is found trapped behind a women\'s bathroom wall in a mall \'after falling from an overhead vent\'

A man died after being trapped in the wall of a shopping mall women\'s bathroom.
The horrific discovery was found at the heart of downtown Calgary\'s central shopping center after a worker was called to repair the toilet.
According to police, when the worker removed a panel on the wall behind the toilet, he found the body around 9.
30 a. m. Saturday.
The women\'s bathroom was still closed until after 3 p. m.
When the body, contained in a body bag, is rolled out on the wheel bed.
Calgary police spokesman Emma Poole explained: \"If you look at the toilet, there is a panel at the back of the toilet and it will flush automatically when people move.
When they removed the panel, they found a dead man behind the wall.
The force said in a statement that police officers were summoned at about 9: 00.
It was reported that a body was found and went to the shopping center at 30 in the morning.
A male body in his 20 s was removed with the assistance of the Calgary Fire Department and an autopsy was performed by the chief forensic office.
The investigation has determined that the victim entered the women\'s restroom on the evening of Friday, April 27, 2018.
When the victim entered the bathroom, he was alone.
\"Once in the bathroom, it is believed that he climbed up to the top of the Pony wall behind the toilet and removed the vent cover located at the top of the wall.
\"The Pony wall used to hide the utility is about]
7 feet high, not connected to the ceiling and no other access points.
Police believe that the victim then climbed into the wall of the pony, then through the vent, stuck on the vent, then died.
\"At this time, the victim\'s motivation to climb the wall is unknown.
A spokesman for the mall said the worker was a core employee and he was given advice and leave to deal with anything he might have experienced.
Spokesman Ricky Zayshley said it was clear that core companies were doing everything they could to help.