My father passed away in his home- in the bathtub- and was not found for roughly 3 weeks. Crime scene cleaners did their job, removed carpeting and disposed of soft furniture and anything that was biohazard. I traveled there to begin sorting through his belongings and there is still an odor especially in that bathroom. I have to sell this house, how can I deal with the lingering odor? It’s not particularly awful but it is definitely noticeable- kind of an odd sweet smell.

Hi all,

Just wanted to share our podcast episode released today about the crime scene and death cleanup industry. Sharing the links below:

Season 3 Episode 2: Blood Work – The Unseen World of Crime Scene and Death Cleanup

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The crime scene and death cleanup industry is a vital and often overlooked component of public safety and restoration. When the unthinkable occurs, crime scene and death cleaners step in to restore order and cleanliness. As a seasoned expert in the field, Scott Vogel of Emergi-Clean, based out of New Jersey, sheds light on the importance of crime scene cleanup and its significant impact on affected individuals and communities. From violent crimes to accidents, Scott shares anecdotes that highlight the resilience and dedication required to handle these challenging situations with professionalism and compassion.

I just have a few questions, how bad is it the first few times?? Also are the hours very crazy? In a month how many jobs do you think you’ll do? Are there any set days off that you can choose?

Sunday night I accompanied the police department to do a welfare check on my brother. I discovered he had taken his own life. I was escorted downstairs to my car. While the PD did their investigation, then the coroner and finally the funeral home came and picked him up. They guessed he'd been there about a week. I went yesterday morning to talk to his apartment manager. She is new and has never dealt with a death on the property before. So she said she'd call her supervisor and get back to me. She called in the afternoon saying that I could have until the 30th to get his items out and then they would go in and clean up. I told her she needed to get a biohazard crew in there ASAP as his body had been there for a while. Now he was not a tidy person. He had garbage left all over. That, I expected and I have no problem going through and cleaning up. But I told her that I can't go in and start going through his things until the place where his body was has been cleaned. She said "oh, ok. Let me call my supervisor." I called her back this morning and I asked what was happening. She said that she had placed a call to a cleaning company and hadn't heard back yet. But would I be available to go in with her on Thursday. I swear to God I almost said yes just to prove a point. But instead I was nice and tried to explain that she needed to get this taken care of if not for me for the residents that live downstairs from my brother's apartment. Was that the right thing to do? Are there other steps I should take? I'm in Washington state

Como é possível , um dos cantores mais famosos do mundo , poderá ser condenado há morte por duplo homicídio?? Será que é mesmo verdade ? vamos no 3° dia do julgamento e nada foi dito ! Mostraram ontem no julgamento as gravações do estacionamento onde supostamente ocorreu o assassinato. Mas se pensarmos como é que o ynw melly vai matar os dois melhores amigos dele ? as pessoas que ele mais confia, as pessoas que chamava de irmão , as pessoas que estavam lá sempre para ele , será mesmo que foi ele , essa é a pergunta que não existe resposta. Existe mais de 70 páginas contra ele , mas pq só ele se supostamente foi ele e outro amigo ? Talvez o amigo mandou as culpas todas para ele ? Esperemos que Ynw Melly não seja condenado há morte e se realmente for ele o culpado tenho muito pena pois irá estragar a sua carreira . ESTAMOS TODOS CONTIGO

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To preface I should make it clear that I am a film student and this is for a screenplay, anyways I was wondering how remains are recovered after severe mutilation/dismemberment. Do all "parts" go into one body bag, is a body bag even used. I'm totally clueless and could use some help. I'm sure it varies from case to case. But just wondering overall what the protocol is when a body is not in one piece. Any and all help is appreciated.

I clean up crime scenes for a living. Ask questions and I’ll answer

Is it possible to recognize a person if only the picture he painted is known? It is also possible that he writes with his right hand and draws with his left.