Real Life CSI: Crime Scene Cleaners

When a life ends in the worst possible way, and after the police and coroner have left, someone still has to clean up.

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[0oAndAnotherOneo0]

Wasn't the wife of the suicide victim at the crime scene on an episode of 'snapped'?

[pthizzy12]

tough lady. this is serious stuff and people do this every day. not something i would do but somebodys got to do it

[sleepyturtle666]

that shit was real

[ehelibuff73]

@iAquaSapphire I also lost my son, sister and uncle suicides..So I do understand the respect.

[ehelibuff73]

@iAquaSapphire I understand your comment of respecting the dead. I feel the same way, but I did grow up with a couple neighbors that were such scum, the whole neighborhood was cheering over the death of one of the assholes. One was a child molester and the other was just a mean angry man that looked for trouble in everyway. As we know when you look for it, you'll always find it. He died of cancer and I must say I'm happy he did. Understand this is from a lifelong exp. of hell.

[scorpioeddie84]

I commend this woman for what she does and for the others who do it as well. She had an easygoing personality, too.

[cyn37211]

Saw her on tv show "Taboo", cleaning up some nasty place where a dead body had been festering. I think the smell would b the worst part.

[XxMusashiYamatoxX]

I would rather burn the house down or bulldozing it as a mean of cleaning it up than to go in and clean up every piece of human remain :(

[devilrobbie25]

@MrSquarebox its suicide..

[MrSquarebox]

Why is this being done by a private company, without anyone from the police department watching over? Given the thorough nature of the work, it seems there would be a fairly good chance they might uncover new evidence.