 Do you ever wonder what happens when the police leave? Crime scene cleaners are private companies that handle the cleanup after the police are gone. Spalling DeCon is one of the nation's largest cleanup companies handling the aftermath of homicides, suicides, decompositions, hoarding, and much more. These are our stories. Gary and Brayden to Florida on a hoard mission today. So someone was living with her that she didn't realize was a drug abuser and he had like an episode one night and beat the crap out of her. She just stopped caring, so she just started to barricade herself in. You reading the paper? March 26, 2016. A dead bird in there and she said that she thought that she was coming back frequently enough to feed the birds, but apparently not, so the bird starved to death. Today started out really shitty. 7 a.m. I get a call from Fiona and Thad that our dump trailer is missing and the lock was cut on our property. I went back and reviewed the cameras and bigger than shit saw a guy in a black four door pickup backing into our property and loading up our trailer. What's up, dude? How you doing? I'm chilling. I'm feeling great. I'm out here, you know, chilling. Such a beautiful morning. Got to wake up this morning, see you another day. Beautiful because of you. You know what? So kind. I had a epiphany last night, man. Oh, Sharon. Sharon. Had to come into Jesus' moment. Okay. I'm going to bury the hatchet with the Pokemon Goers. Oh. It's a big moment. Yeah. Woke up sweating from it. So much stuff going on in the world, man. Craziness, pandemics, racism. So I'm just like, man, it's not that serious. It's just not that serious. You got to wake up. You got to see another day. You're blessed. You're fortunate. You're thankful. Whether you feel like you are or not, you are. So for all the Pokemon Goers, I apologize. It's getting out of control. I might break down, you know. Oh, no. All right, buddy. Hey, you did good. It's, uh, but all my Pokemon Goers, I accept you all. I don't even remember where this feud started, but I'm glad this is how it ended. This is a good resolution. I'm burning this out. Yeah. Slowly. Okay. Yeah, I shouldn't. I shouldn't take the cover. I'm putting the cover over that. Yeah. Right now. And I'm buried. Okay. So for all you amazing, incredible, intelligent, phenomenal Pokemon Goers, I apologize. People's champion. With that, sign it off. You're going to get me walking? Yeah. Get this side. Okay. Like superheroes. I don't remember. Like there's literally a blanket of cobwebs that cover from her kitchen, dining room to the living room, but she doesn't have cats or dogs. But what's the poop on the floor then? I don't know. So there's a bowl and it looks like it's dog food, but she said there's no dogs or cats. There's got to be rats or mice. That paper's just stacked. So someone was living with her that, uh, she didn't realize was a drug abuser. And he had like an episode one night and beat the crap out of her. She just stopped caring. So she just started to barricade herself in. It was like a her own personal sense of security. And a lot of time with these hordes, I really don't like to get into their personal because a lot of them are not mentally there already. Yeah. Start having these flashbacks. They start reliving. So if they want to openly be opinionated and want to just give that to us, you know, on their own, you know, I'll be there to listen. We don't want to dig. And empathize. I don't want to feel like I'm prying in. I just want them to be comfortable. Just let them know that, you know, help is here. You don't have to worry anymore. I'm making the call for us to come out. It's like the biggest step. Oh, she made the call herself. Yeah. That is, that's different than most clients. It seems like usually a family member does it. So at least with her. Solving your problems. A lot of times they're super like ashamed, you know, if they're living conditions. Embarrassed. So they always have a fear that like someone's going to judge them. Which I mean society judges. Yeah. You know, society doesn't care to look at the deeper level and be like, no, there's actually an issue here. They look at it at face value and just start making judgments and assuming people's lifestyle when that's not how it is. I said, glad we can help and shed a little light on this for you. So that way we can make it into a good living condition for you. It was a way of trying to commit suicide. It had to actually commit suicide, you know. Just your way of handling it at the time. It doesn't matter because you don't matter. Well, I hope you know that you do matter. Oh, that's why you're here. You're knowing that's why I'm here. We're here to help and be of some type of assistance to you guys. So that way, you know, it doesn't happen moving forward. You don't have to worry about letting anybody else in my house again. They're having that sort of feeling. There you go. Yeah. We'll put you at peace. Yeah. You know, put a calmness over it. Just a calmness blanket. Just shed some light on it for you. It's all gonna be okay. Absolutely. We're in Bradenton, Florida on a Horde mission today. To me, this is category five. Easy. All day. It's a level five. It's not livable. A lot of trash. A lot of cobwebs. Like a blanket of cobwebs. Can't even really get through the door. We've only been able just to see the living room. We haven't been able to make it any further past that. So she said there's no dead cats or dogs, but there are at least two dead birds that are in the cages that she wants us to get out of the cage so the cages can be donated. I'm thinking there may be some mice in there because this is just like typical mice, typical rose, typical spider type, you know, living. It's like a rat's heaven. Oh, for sure. What are the floors like? Can't see them for real. No, it's packed so high, but I think what's paper, but something's saturated. But it's almost like soft. It's like heaps, like a little... It's not a flat surface at all. No, you can't even see the floor. There's so much debris and trash. She hasn't been in the home in like a year and a half, she's basically been paying for, you know, a house that she hasn't been at just because she just doesn't feel comfortable being there and it's very embarrassed to be in there. This is August 23rd, 2019. Looks pretty fermented. So the flooring is ceramic tile. Overneath the... That's what she said. Which I'm happy about because carpet would suck. This is the one she wanted to keep. Yeah. Yeah, you're going to get decapitated by that thing. Watch it. Oh, hey. I'm good. You're so close. Ooh. Ready? Golf bag? Yeah. What's the last table? What's the last table? It's really difficult to get rid of and separate trash and personal belongings because you've got people that just want to detach themselves from, you know, certain things as far as what they want to keep, what they want to save. But they haven't been here in a year and a half. This is the prime reason why you need the dump on-site because if you don't get rid of it, get it out of sight out of mind, you're going to go through everything, you know, hand-picking everything, everything, everything. I'm like a foot taller. Because you're 6'7", I'm 5'7". So that shows you right the... just how high this is. The bedroom in the back isn't too bad. You're not cleaning. So, I like to see for myself. I got a whole cobweb just going through my eyes growing right now. I got a full cobweb growing right through my eyes. You like zoom in on your eye and there's just like a spider crawling through there. You reading the paper? March 26th, 2016. But she said this has been going on since 2012. What's up? How you feeling? Like my trailer was stolen? Oh, that's not good. I always like this. When the paper chewed up, that's what rats do to make a nest. So all this stuff presents this on, this on, to make a nest. It looks like plywood. It's just going to make me ill. No. It's going to drive me crazy. That's driving me nuts. I'm bringing out my inner gangster. I'm bringing out your inner real real, Marcy. My inner gangster. Look at that. Oh, God. Think more of your inner, like, honest farmer? Then that would be nice. Okay. Okay. On the 40, so can you take the 30? Yeah, that's fine. Bring the 30. Alright, we'll bring you the 30. This is why I bought my own dump trailer, because I hate dealing with dumpster companies, because they're completely unrealized. Completely unrealized. Bring the goddamn dumpster now. Yeah. It's my dumpster, and I need it now. Did you guys hear that? Yeah. I think it's a toy. It hit me again. I want to make sure it's a toy. I heard that. It's not something living. Well, who's laughing now? Look at all these dolls here. This makes you feel really bad for the dogs. And a bird. This reminds me of the times when I used to work on the railroad. That never happened. Whoa. Almost on social security. Poor fucking bird. Today started out really shitty. So, 7 a.m., I get a call from Fiona and Thad that our dump trailer's missing, and the lock was cut on our property. I went back and reviewed the cameras, and bigger than shit, I saw a guy in a black four-door pickup backing into our property and loading up our trailer, which happens to be the dump trailer that we were going to use for this job here. So, you know, made a police report. They came over here, got started, and I met them here. So, once the dumpster gets here, it'll only take us like 15, 20 minutes to load it. Some of that, that's the stuff that I had packed away. It should still be decent. Okay. I'll pull that out for you. The important thing is, you're getting your life back now. I'm not sick anymore. That's right. It's going to be a big weight off your shoulders. It already is. Writing a check was one of the happiest things that I've been able to do. Good. Turn table, a tape player. Holy cow. Vintage. Very vintage. Curtains I always meant to hang. Cabinet organizers I always meant to use. See, this is new stuff. How you guys feeling? I feel like I need an allergy pill. I feel like a bag of dicks. That's like the second time in a week you've said that. He's consistent. I mean, when you get slapped around with those things, it's going to be bad business. Niko was caressing it and you're complaining about it. Oh man. This is a different breed. I feel like I can't win. In the last, less than six months, I've lost two trailers and one brand new pickup. That was a nice one. And wrecked a $60,000 brand new box truck all due to employee negligence. She's got the loyal best ones here. We get the shit done. Stupidity is extremely expensive. You know that? Very expensive. She ain't talking about us, by the way. You guys are as cheap as they come. Our market value is really increasing. Let's go through the room. You should get stuck in on us. You better. You better. Hot commodity. Sell now. Gonna say this job is not for the week. Fuck now it ain't. Survival of the fittest. If you don't have common sense, just don't do it. Common sense ain't too common. If you can't drive, don't do it. If you have a hard time just waking up in the morning, don't fucking come. If you have a drug problem, don't apply here. Or drinking problem. Or if you're addicted to hand sanitizer. That too. Or if you're more worried about what you look like than what you can do on the job, don't apply here. Vanity has no spot here. If you don't know how to bathe every day, do not work here. Yo, that is true. And if you don't play fucking Tetris, do not apply here. That's what I'm saying. If you're good at Tetris, you can stack everything into a dumpster perfectly. You can stack your life how you want it, no matter good, bad, whatever. So we should do an interview now. Just give him Tetris. You have literally one minute to get this over. You have a hard time spelling your own name. Yep. We had one girl. I think she lasted two or three days. First day on the job. She was more concerned about getting on fatty long legs than she was working. I mean, can you blame her? And then when he shot her down. Shot her down good. He's saying he doesn't shit where he eats. He doesn't shit where he eats. We had to let her go. We had one guy that collected his toenails in a jar for six years, lived with his mother, picked up dead animals on the street and stored him in his mother's freezer. But like, how do you find that? He admitted it. But how did you find someone like that? He used to work in the funeral industry. How do you spot a blind man at a new beach? It isn't hard. That was good. That was really good. There he is. Did he do that? Don't apply it. So I met this client a couple weeks ago. She finally has reached out and said she needed help. So this house is not very old. I think she said it was maybe 10, 12 years old. You know, she had a tragic, really sad, hard thing happen to her. And that's the way it manifested. It just goes, she went into a deep depression and she just gave up. We all have struggles, but sometimes it manifests in different ways. And unfortunately, it got bad in there. She had several dogs, several birds. And the house got so bad that she literally just walked away from it. She's been staying with someone else for about a year, a year and a half and is finally ready to take her home back. Unfortunately, you know, we discovered a dead bird in there and she said that she thought that she was coming back frequently enough to feed the birds, but apparently not. So the bird starved to death, which, you know, breaks my heart that it was just sitting in there like that. But I think, you know, all the debris and the papers, the rats got in and urinated on it. So it's like really paper mache concrete, just piles and piles of it. So I got here kind of late in the day. You know, I felt like we definitely made a bigger dent. I've only been here for about an hour and a half now and almost all the living room cleaned up. So we're going to be able to help her out. We're going to totally transform the house, deep clean and everything, but it's definitely a big setback. Not having our dumpster here, it's costing us some time. But we were able to at least bag everything and get it ready for the delivery. You know, I think we'll be able to get this job done in a week. See you tomorrow for day two. All right, hey guys. We're back at our level five horde in Bradenton on day two. Oh, my. Good to see you. Mmm, tasty. 2018. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. 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