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Input: Corpse of top French chef found in freezer after girlfriend confesses to 'something unfortunate' on drunken night out 
  
 By Daily Mail Reporter 
  
 Last updated at 5:18 PM on 11th August 2010 
  
 Frozen corpse: Jean-Francois Poinard is believed to have been inside the appartment for up to two years 
  
 Police have discovered the body of one of France's best-known former chefs hidden in a freezer after his girlfriend revealed on a drunken night out that 'something unfortunate' had happened to him. 
  
 The frozen corpse of retired restaurateur Jean-Francois Poinard was found by detectives at an appartment in Lyon, south east France. 
  
 The body of the 71-year-old man - one of Lyon's top chefs in the 1970s and 80s - is believed to have been concealed in the freezer for up to two years, officers said. 
  
 They made the gruesome discovery after Mr Poinard's former girlfriend Guylene Collober, 51, told her daughter on a night out that 'something unfortunate' had befallen her lover. 
  
 The daughter informed police who raided the apartment on Tuesday this week. 
  
 When officers arrived, Mrs Collober is said to have collapsed in tears telling them: 'I think you'll find what you're looking for.' 
  
  
  
 Mr Poinard's body was hidden in a chest freezer in the foetal position and covered with plastic bags, police said. 
  
 A spokesman added: 'An initial examination suggests it could have been there for up to two years. 
  
 Scene of the crime: The appartment building where Mr Poinard's body was discovered in a chest freezer A full post mortem examination will be carried out to discover the precise cause of death.' Mrs Collober had been taken into custody charged with hiding a body, but faced further charges depending on the findings of the autopsy, the spokesman said. More... Husband hired world record swimmer-turned-contract killer to murder loyal ex-wife who'd left him her fortune 
  
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 Disabled woman crushed to death by husband as he attempted to park in their garage The guardian of their building in the rue Laurent-Vibert where the body was found said Mr Poinard and Miss Collober moved into the apartment six years ago. 
  
 She added: 'I used to hear them arguing quite often. 
  
 The Hotel-Restaurant de Paris in Lyon where Mr Poinard previously worked 'But because I hadn't seen Mr Poinard for a year or two, I assumed they had split up.' 
  
 Lyon newspaper Le Progres described Mr Poinard as one of the city's 'great names' in gastronomy. It wrote: 'He owned several excellent restaurants here over the years. 
  
 'He was passionate and exacting chef, but also a true "bon viveur" who was as well liked out of the kitchen as he was respected inside it.' 
  
 Jean-Francois Poinard was fourth in line in one of France's 'great cooking dynasties according to his local paper Le Progres. From the 1960s to the early 1990s he ran the prestigious Restaurant de Paris and the Panier a Salade, both in Lyon - famed as the nation's culinary capital. His son Jean-Stephane Poinard now owns the acclaimed Bistro de Leon restaurant in St Augustine, Florida, where he boasts a picture of his father in chef's whites and toque hat on his website. 
  
 Lyon newspaper yesterday praised Mr Poinard as one of the city's 'great names' in gastronomy. 
  
 It wrote: 'He owned several excellent restaurnts here over the years. 
  
 'He was passionate and exacting chef, but also a true 'bon viveur' who was as well liked out of the kitchen as he was respected inside it.' 
  
  
  
  ||||| Paris, France (CNN) -- The body of a retired restaurateur who's been missing for two years has been found in a freezer in the French city of Lyon, police there told CNN Wednesday. 
  
 The corpse of Jean-Francois Poinard, 71, was discovered Tuesday in the apartment he had shared with a girlfriend in Lyon, regarded as the culinary capital of France. 
  
 Police said an autopsy will be conducted. 
  
 The French newspaper Le Monde cited a police source as saying the man's girlfriend, 51, has been taken into custody in connection with the case. 
  
 Police said the body was found after a tip from a close family member of Poinard, who was considered one of Lyon's top chefs in the 1970s and 80s. 
  
 CNN's Stephanie Halasz contributed to this report. |||||
Output:
One of France's most acclaimed chefs, missing for 2 years, was in the kitchen all along. The body of Jean-Francois Poinard, 71, was found stuffed into a freezer in an apartment in Lyon, CNN reports. Police made the discovery after the chef's ex-girlfriend spilled that "something unfortunate" had happened to Poinard on a drunken night out. The woman's daughter informed police, who raided the apartment. The ex-girlfriend, 51, has been charged with hiding a body and may face further charges after Poinard's corpse thaws enough for an autopsy. Poinard owned several restaurants in Lyon in the '70s and '80s, and was hailed as one of the country's great names in gastronomy.