The human remains discovered in the freezer of a Colorado home in January have been identified as belonging to a 16-year-old girl last seen in 2005, according to local authorities.

The girl is the biological daughter of the previous owner of the home near Grand Junction and was never reported missing, the sheriff’s office said.

When a new Colorado homeowner gave away an appliance that had been left behind by the previous owner, the person picking it up made a grisly discovery in the freezer.

The home where Amanda Overstreet's head and hands were found was previously owned by her biological father, per the sheriff's office.

The head and hands of a 16-year-old girl last seen alive nearly 20 years ago were discovered in the freezer of a Colorado home that sold earlier this year, officials said Friday. Mesa County Sheriff’s Office announced.

The head and hands of a person found inside a freezer at a home in Colorado earlier this year are those of a teenage girl who disappeared nearly 20 years ago.

The head, forearms and attached hands of a 16-year-old girl last seen nearly two decades ago were uncovered in a freezer given away by a new homeowner in Mesa County, Colorado.