Episode 4: Double Decomp

[@Squatta]

No one checked on that lady for six weeks but her relatives sure as hell wanted to make sure they got all her designer bags and clothing out of there.

[@pj123xyz]

So true, death brings out the worst in people. Shows us who they really are and what's important to them. I have seen it in my own family when my parents died. The one who didn't help with the care giving and cleaning up the property after the fact were the first to have their hands out..gimme, gimme. Greedy, selfish effers!

[@tdanielle23]

It’s sad. Some members of my family were constantly asking what we were going to do with my dads stuff when we cleaned out his apartment. They even wanted the food from his cabinets. So so sad how people can be.

[@BBYDI1]

Its sad that the family only cared about her material things and not her.

[@ms.artichokecheesepizzawst3239]

When my moms daddy passed . Nobody cared when he was alive. But when he passed ,they sure as heck traveled thousands of miles to get all his tools and equipment Them left my mom with his body . It's pretty sick! 28 months ago, I lost my 6 year old to cancer . She was sick for 16 months . I had family come see her s few times . But I had 1 sister , who drove 1 hour and threw a temper bc we " my other sister " and I woke up early to head back to the hospital and didnt wait till 12 in the afternoon cuz she was sleeping . So my sister left ... and that.was the last time my stupid sister ever saw her niece.. " my daughter " She never saw her again ..

[@pz2250]

@@ms.artichokecheesepizzawst3239 I'm sorry for you're loss . Is crazy how family can be .

[@jennifergallant2678]

Me: Why is this showing up on my recommended watch list? Also me: Is there another one?

[@funeralangel8262]

😁 You know you love it 💀💦

[@elizabethcrossley6853]

Ha. Same

[@gurlygirl5019]

Same I just watched 3 hahah

[@annetteslife]

Maybe you watched something similar

[@carabouttohityou6421]

Yep

[@catarinasilva1494]

What I learned with this video: always get the top apartment

[@mellovestodraw]

Catarina Silva thank god I live in the top apartment

[@vickilawrence7207]

ABSOLUTELY!

[@elinsonberroa4436]

😂😂😂

[@justise5621]

Frfr 😂

[@clevername8832]

For real! I'm now thankful I'm on the top floor too!

[@lunaseance]

The fact that the lady living below had unknowingly lived, brushed her teeth, took a shower and used the toilet directly under a corpse who was lying dead for 6 weeks is just unimaginable.

[@delainehampton6513]

Yes and how did she not smell this

[@Palikroked87]

@@delainehampton6513 She did, eventually, that's why the landlord sent the crew over to her apartment once they discovered what happened... Did you not see the video? besides, when the bathroom smells funny even though it is clean we usually think it could be coming from the drain or something similar, you just don't go ahead and jump to the conclusion that your upstarirs neighbor died taking a sh*t

[@wks6034]

Well. Thats just live

[@hvymtlangel]

This happened to my sister and I was staying with her at the time. She lived above the man who died, and he sat in the apartment for 2 weeks. The smell was so pungent. We could smell it everywhere. It was in the cabinets. It was in the food. Everywhere. When they found his body, I caught a glimpse of the scene, and I just remember seeing a black puddle of corpse fluid and blood in the carpet 🫥

[@adelerodriguez2432]

@@hvymtlangelholy moley! Did your sister have to throw everything out in her apartment?

[@ememmy1995]

It’s terrifying that everything they’re cleaning up was once a person, not so long ago. Life is short.

[@k10batmama]

My thoughts exactly. I couldnt help but look into the background, see the stereo, the decorative stuff. This was a human. And all her family cared about was her stuff

[@fallbackbee9170]

Very true!!! We are never promised a time span. Death hurts those who are still living (most of the time-the lady from Texas not so much).

[@cwatson42785]

@@k10batmama how do you know? Seems like a big leap when you know absolutely nothing but what you watched in a 10 min KZbin video. Your comment disgusts me.

[@cwatson42785]

@@HenrieRzeznik I'm pretty calm Sarah. How bout you?

[@KatastrophicNoodle]

I dunno man, it's mostly poop, not actually them.

[@howdyeveryone5044]

No one found her for 6 weeks....how sad no one really cared about her. Loneliness and isolation brings on depression. Poor girl.

[@Ken0604]

In most cases of depression people push others away. Family members get worn down trying to deal with them and just stop calling or checking up on them. Drugs sometime factor into things and even drinking.

[@unicorntears4910]

My little brother committed suicide and he had depression, but he seemed like the happiest guy. It was a complete shock to us to know how he actually felt versus what we thought.

[@unicorntears4910]

@Egg MCMUFFIN I completely understand and agree, my comment agrees with the original post. Depression makes you see things differently. It doesn't matter what you have, it's all how you feel and perceive things as a depressed individual. Normal thinking goes out the window.

[@jennyfoster792]

unicorntears so sorry for your loss

[@katrina1694]

That probably would be me🤷no one will give a shit anyhow.

[@Walkthroughthegarden]

The fact the suicide victims family was so ready to get her stuff but couldn’t check on her for 4-6 weeks?

[@petithibou1891]

Brooke i know 😣

[@billstill1794]

Would you want a Gucci purse or ANYTHING from that house? Hell NO!

[@sweetbutterfly9137]

Its disgusting human beings for you

[@kimmyymmik]

We don’t know what kind of relationship they had, stop judging

[@ninamuminovic8130]

Brooke right!!!!!

[@heidrivandervyver4663]

I used to work in an old age home. You would not believe how many people we had passing away on the toilet. I asked the Ambulance guy once why we keep seeing this. He explained that, when people (especially those who are older) stand up too quickly it puts sudden pressure and strain on the vascular system because you went from not much pressure (laying down) to standing up (more pressure) and by the time they get to the bathroom (for example, getting up quickly in the morning because you need the loo) the heart and vascular system cannot handle it and they die on the toilet. He said that older people or those with a compromised vascular system and/or heart should slowly get up in the morning. Sit up in bed for a few minutes, put your feet off the side of the bed for a few minutes, stand up and just stand still for a few minutes and allow your body to adjust and not put in under strain before you start moving around. Interesting as I did not know this...

[@texasgina]

I heard this too in class when I became a CNA. I practice this myself

[@PJ-sv4iw]

Yeah, but if you are a worker and have a time crunch, you can’t be waiting 3 minutes here, 5 minutes there, to get the person from resting position, to sitting, wheelchair, toilet. It’s a hustle.

[@margodphd]

That and the valsalva when pushing on toilet..

[@heidrivandervyver4663]

@@PJ-sv4iw very true. I'm now referring to the older people living in independent quarters. Not those who are a bit frailer and needing assistance. But I watched the staff in the homes. The time crunch to get everything done and everyone going is serious. It's real hard work.

[@ludivinasalinas3730]

Thx for the reminder. I have vascular/heart problems. I have been told that several times. Slow, slow.... wins the game.👍🏼. Have had to learn the hard way.

[@seraseven6510]

These vids really discourage me from dying. good job guys

[@Fuzzbuns4552]

😂

[@HalfShelli]

Rose Argyle - Let us know how that works out for you.

[@seraseven6510]

@@HalfShelli ill try

[@Atlanticalkaline]

@@batheandrelaxinmyshit6344 nooooooo REALLY!?.

[@Kittycattnatt]

Same

[@pdk9capt104]

Your videos are absolutely fascinating. I am a retired police captain with 38 years of service. The smell of death is one you will never forget. What you guys do is the part that most people don't even think about. Your professionalism and compassion while doing your job is unmatched. Your ability to remain up beat and positive is phenomenal. Unfortunately, your services never get the appreciation you deserve. I love watching your videos. This information should be included in public safety basic training. I would suggest that you reach out to the public safety agencies in your area so this information could possibly be available to their respective organizations. Please keep doing what you're doing. I truly enjoy your videos.

[@CrimeSceneCleaning]

Thank you for your service and thank you for subscribing.

[@TheGruffchickJournal]

Amen to that. That heart-dropping feeling once you catch the first wiff, and you know the person is long past getting help. The ones that have gone weeks before discovery really tug the emotions. God bless the cop doing the initial wellness check, and the crime scene cleaners that step into the quiet chaos afterwards . Also, thank you for your service, Ranger 9330.

[@stefnee4708]

Im sure these people are not appreciated nearly enough for the very difficult job. Does the seller of the home have to disclose that there was a suicide and the floors and drywall was replaced? Thank you both for all your hard work

[@moodypurple]

I'm familiar with the smell of old blood leaking from a body, colleagues were vomiting at the stench but I managed to hold it together. Death is a smell I'll never forget.

[@Dormousey]

No. Actually this belongs at educational level, the public just get cheap thrills - is that what the person is worth? All black people for peoples' titilation. I didn't think that was the modern way ....... I have cared for many dying people and believe me, the smell and look is not something you wish to recall and certainly not share. This is sick on every level.

[@nathanielhiggs7758]

Much respect. As a car detailer, I will never bitch about cleaning gum out of carpets again.

[@JesusLovesAll1234]

Good I'm glad because I shall bring my car to you then lol

[@JesusLovesAll1234]

What's the name of ur place

[@honestlyremedy6730]

@@JesusLovesAll1234 this comment has me laughing so much bahahahaaa 😂

[@amyrangel9042]

Mmhm

[@JesusLovesAll1234]

@@honestlyremedy6730 Thanks

[@havingteawiththedevil]

It’s just so weird and chilling knowing how bodies just...melt. Like ice cream in the sun. Just....melts.

[@batheandrelaxinmyshit6344]

I agree. I guess The Walking Dead is not real after all.

[@partysuvius]

Let me shit on you - yeah lol the only reality with TWD is that the undead would have leathery skin after traipsing around outside for ages

[@creolemanya1646]

Yes that is true however somebody's can fill up with gas and actually explode the body is full of bacteria that while we are alive we are safeguarded from however when we die the bacteria in your gut begins to eat away and itself and produces gasses that build-up in the body and inevitably with the right temperature and amount of moisture the body will blow up and explode otherwise the bacteria in also outside bugs that will come along like maggots will eat The remains and all of the fluids on the inside of the body will leak out so yes in a sense everything will liquefy and the body will so to say melt like ice cream in the Sun

[@nploda1408]

Makes sense. We are mostly water, after all.

[@gurlygirl5019]

It's kinda nasty as fuck lol

[@Brad-ly2wl]

When I die, I want Kyle to be the one commenting on the mess I made and what needs to be done to clean it up.

[@Hi-vf9wx]

Same I also want him to crack some jokes while cleaning me up lmao

[@fitzhugh7463]

A Pan Mess when I die I hope someone slips on my fat deposits like a loony tunes character

[@SARASOTASFINEST09]

That’s my dream too lol

[@marlene2299]

Same 😂

[@kuki_java4676]

🤣🤣🤣

[@CharlieMorningstar]

I'm so glad we can't smell videos.

[@CrimeSceneCleaning]

If only... lol, thanks for watching!

[@Coco-uy4kx]

Still breathing out of my mouth 😂

[@irinaaaaaa]

Same

[@demipriest1313]

Never know apple might do it 🤣🤣🤣they made a phone with 5 cameras lmao

[@mridlon1634]

You know what war veterans say about war documentaries, don’t you? It’s not the sights, nor even the sounds that get you; it the smell of war.

[@jessicaraelene5276]

It sounds like she had a shopping addiction and spent money on stuff rather than paying rent. It happens a lot. I'm surprised she used a gun, it isn't typical with women. It breaks my heart that she had no other option.

[@JanieBgrand]

Sadly, a friend of mine, a woman, took her own life 3 weeks ago.

[@jessicaraelene5276]

@@JanieBgrand suicide runs in my family, in the men mostly. Women tend to use pills or something like that, not a gun. It does happen of course. I'm my family I've had two nephews attempt to hang themselves, a niece attempt to take a ton of pills and two uncles who had to go on disability due to their depression and suicide attempts.

[@Tunechi65]

@@jessicaraelene5276 jeez. Your fault needs a lot of therapy wow

[@lilly4243]

@@JanieBgrand I’m so sorry that happened

[@julybailey4239]

She had no other option? Sure she did, how about sell her belongings that she spent a fortune on that she couldn't afford and pay her damn rent. She was selfish. Not to mention vain and a coward.

[@mgk2635]

What's creepier is being a new tenant and moving into a place where someone literally melted into the floor of the House.

[@allisongarrett4824]

Fuck yeah nooooo thanks lmfao

[@justpeachy7377]

Reminds me of when someone passes away in a room and they immediately bed another patient in the room with no knowledge that someone died in there less than an hour ago.

[@jamie-leighgibson2338]

Just Peachy what sort of hospital you going to 😂

[@jamie-leighgibson2338]

MGK a lot of houses will have had someone dead in my granny’s house is being sold but ain’t nobody gonna tell them she was left in their for her funeral because we didn’t want her at a morgue

[@abbestar3103]

Isn’t the realtor who is selling the house legally obligated to tell potential buyers that someone passed in the home/apartment?

[@tamarynleighwilkinson9324]

Wait, so she shoots herself and not one person had any concerns? There's no activity in her apartment for 4-6 weeks and no one has any suspicions? And then she's about to be evicted but again, she is left for 4-6 weeks. Wtf

[@fallendust3279]

Also she shot herself. In an apartment with thin ass walls

[@ZakBaganslover4ever9]

No the one who was 4-6 weeks in the apartment was the man on the toilet. The suicide was a different location.

[@candaceej02]

Onyx Helena Ember-Graves they said she was left for six weeks as well.

[@KirstenMarie_MS3]

My understanding is that the woman was renting a house, not an apartment. But they never definitively state what sort of property she was living in. The gentleman on the toilet was the only one we were given specific information about.

[@rae1500]

Honestly, it’s really easy for that shit to happen if you keep to yourself/don’t make friends/have an estranged family. Just keep the curtains closed, don’t be loud, and people forget someone even lives there. She seemed to have a more meaningful relationship with expensive items than humans anyway.

[@trude8073]

I don't know why I watch these things. It is fascinating and amazing and disgusting and sad all at once.

[@gspence5636]

Trude I’ve asked myself this so many times lol.

[@cajuncountry4279]

Trude me too!! 😬

[@trude8073]

G Spence it should be a word for it. It probably is, but I have no idea what it is 🙈

[@TheTitFlop]

Likes on youtube makes your day better? Ok Some have it easy .

[@SavageKya]

Trude my thoughts exactly

[@bebogomez4326]

Death scares me so much! Not the idea of passing on but .... the thought of anyone having to clean up after me. The vultures came to get all of her expensive items, before my mom passed she wanted to know what what I wanted. I asked for a small lamp that she bought from the Dollar store, a wooden box for trinkets, and a small phone table. My mom looked at me so oddly, she said none of that is worth anything? I loved those items because they reminded me of her and they still do. Her little lamp is on my nightstand. I miss her dearly. The rest of my family took all of the expensive stuff and they all went their separate ways. I don't miss any of them at all.

[@ericamorkunas5236]

This broke my heart💔My best friend killed herself in 09. I was the one that came in and cleaned the home for her husband. People truly have no idea what it takes for these guys to do this daily. Mentally, physically and emotionally this job is absolutely draining. ☹️

[@SweetUniverse]

I know how you feel. My bff committed suicide, too. 💔💔💔

[@taurusgirl2238]

I'm pretty sure it's a lot more draining when you're emotionally involved with the victim.

[@kimtinte84]

My cousin killed himself a couple years ago. My uncle found him and had to do the clean up. I cant begin to think of what he had to go through

[@Homeside301]

Taurusgirl i guess but I believe all life is precious and suicide really hits me different. We can be so cruel to ourselves and others. And over very small things. But it can be a big thing or small that makes you succumb to your own thoughts when youre already emotionally weak.

[@johasnolife5121]

i’m so sorry:(

[@idejong1464]

Imagine finding a leak and tinking IT is water and finding out someone is decomposing in the appartement above you🤮🤮😩😩

[@livlaughloathe]

DommyBoy Smith my GOD 🤢🤢

[@lollipop1316]

@DommyBoy Smith that was a hotel , I know exactly what you are talking about

[@akari8347]

I- that’s gross-

[@erikaali99]

I used to work in a leasing office. We had a resident come in with a pop bottle full of flies. She kept saying that they were meat flies and she didn't know where they were coming from because she had no meat in her apartment. I then realized that I haven't seen the elderly lady that lived in the apartment above her in about a month. I called the police for a welfare check (she had no family), and sure enough she was deceased. She fell and hit her head on the night stand and bled out.

[@mackenzierobinson9836]

ugh yuck

[@Amanda-zp7xi]

This poor girl had family and although we don't know all circumstances surrounding things, she committed suicide and her own family didn't inquire about her or check in on her after not hearing from her for 6 weeks. She lived there for 13 years so they knew where she lived and could have easily asked the landlord to do a wellness check but didn't. Yet that same family were the first ones to go right in there to get her jewelry and belongings of value. I find that to be so sad and dispicable

[@elizabethmelton3592]

So who do you think should get the stuff?? Maybe they donated to charity..

[@elizabethmelton3592]

And maybe she wasnt nice....Not everyone is a nice petson. There is a reason she was not with family

[@KateCarew]

Elizabeth Melton I was going to say that as a hospice nurse I’ve seen a lot of people who were it not for us would be totally alone when they died. Lots of folks suffer from mental illness and have over the years become estranged and alienated from their family, some people have addiction issues and alcoholism is very very common, and it really can cause a rift. I’ve got no idea about this woman beyond the fact she was in such dire straits she ended her life, she obviously couldn’t part with her possessions which would’ve been a way to get eviction off her back so there’s some sort of cognitive dysfunction going on. As to the vulturistic tendencies exhibited by people who seem to only care about material possessions we have to remember that her sister had to pay the crew to come in and get the home set for entry, they didn’t have to pay for the total recovery but the funeral expenses may have been theirs along with the estate which included a year of rent and potentially other outstanding bills. They may not have been there to just take her stuff but to manage her estate, and obviously they were bothered by the state of things since they had a company come in and hide the bloodstains, her sister may not be well off and this could’ve been too much to pay on her own. We don’t know and at the end of the day when you die your belongings get dispersed. We don’t do tombs in pyramids anymore soooo at least it didn’t end up on the curb or in a dumpster.

[@Amanda-zp7xi]

I too am a hospice nurse for 16 years now and working in nursing you have to have a level of compassion for all people who are dying and deceased. We are not here to judge whether they were good or bad people, we are here to help them pass on with the least amount of suffering. So whether she was nice or not is besides the point. But if you read my comment I did say we don't know all the circumstances surrounding the situation.

[@KateCarew]

*Amanda * I understand that’s why I offered some other options beyond the simplistic. There was obviously some social/familial dispute that led her to be totally isolated and that’s not a judgement, it’s an observation...she was alone and she had no one to lean on, how she got there and what the circumstances were are not discernible and the family probably doesn’t even know what drove her to do it. Suicide is never catalysts by one singular thing. As to her belongings and it being despicable that they took them well, I was merely suggesting why they may have retrieved them out of necessity? If you’ve been with hospice so long you know how messy estate dealings can be and how expensive funerals are and outstanding bills etc need to be handled by the next of kin. The woman narrating said the sister herself is not from Texas and the decedent herself did not own the property so they had to clear out or everything would be disposed of and time was at a premium. If her sister didn’t take her possessions the dump would’ve and THAT is a horrible waste when you add it in with the terribly tragic loss of life. I also said that for all we know her surviving sister who is in charge of managing her estate could be without financial resources and to pay for everything may have been impossible so selling certain things might have been her only option, not to mention family heirlooms that may have been salvaged to keep them in the family. No judgment, not sure what I said that sounded judgmental when it’s a statement of potential theories, since we will never know concrete reasons. It’s sad, that’s all I can say for certain.

[@lobee77]

I hope that lady found her peace. And I hope her family is ashamed that they didn’t care enough to check on her for 6 weeks, but cared enough to grab her valuables.

[@countrygirl4422]

I thought they said her family lived in another state. Should her family leave the stuff?

[@kcaravens52]

Could you imagine having a human decay and bio matter drip on you from the apartment above🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢

[@mochatoodlessunshine8320]

One of my neighbor's died and his body wasn't discovered for like 3 weeks. It smelled horrible. Buddy had cats. They found the cats wandering around with um pieces of their owner. It was really sad :(

[@kaylarodenburg492]

completely horrifying... i’d move out. I would never stop thinking about it

[@mochatoodlessunshine8320]

@Michael lol I'm a dog person too.

[@ohnoheb]

Michael when an animal is left without food, it will most likely eat you eventually to survive

[@pittlatn]

@Michael Dont kid yourself, they'll eat you too.

[@bayareacopwatch8713]

There is an eerie feeling walking into someone's house that recently passed away

[@th3lastpr1nce87]

Definitely

[@MissCracker]

It probably has something to do with associating homes with people, it’s like your house is apart of you and when you die but your house stays it’s almost like apart of you stayed. This is probably why haunting stories are so big and why haunted places are always haunted by people who lived there

[@raymondneely7172]

It's only eerie cause you're aware of it. People have died in almost every place you can imagine and you'd never know

[@helenwilliams9920]

The suicide...it just goes to show you don't know what someone else is going through!!!! So be kind to one another!!! You never know..it just might change someone's whole outlook!!!!

[@cuppatae834]

YES GIRL! Thank you. I always say to be kind to everyone, you never know what someone is going through. 💜😥

[@thefrenchsocialite4062]

@@sleepykyokoxoxo you need to heal!

[@princessj7397]

Yesss! As someone that has anxiety is try my hardest to watch what I say to people.

[@helenwilliams9920]

@@sleepykyokoxoxo I hope and pray things get better for you!! Believe me not everyone is out to, quote," f..you over" there are still nice people out there..I definitely had to change my group of peers before I found any relief. Wishing you the best!!!!

[@helenwilliams9920]

@@princessj7397 me too my friend!! ♥♥♥😉😉

[@Syntania]

The "corn chip" smell could be due to Pseudomonas aeruginosa, a common bacterium found in soil and water. Its smell has been described as corn chip, grape soda, or shoe leather.

[@summ3revans]

Those are all very different smells lol how

[@lisapinfold506]

Also found if a person has bad personal hygiene

[@diggybear2551]

I’m sorry but who the frick designs a house with the bathroom right next to the front door

[@xquetzalo]

Right. The ones I've seen like that typically have multiple. So you have to be strategic about which one you use when...

[@mashakalinkina7207]

My place is set up like that. Its actually pretty nice. After a shower in the summer you can feel the warm breeze come inside...if you really need to pee upon coming home...

[@alexcentury2166]

That’s how my condo is designed. It’s right across from the kitchen and the bathroom door has a door stopper on it for the front door.

[@eternal_seokjin7441]

Majority of hotel rooms/small rooms

[@flaming_biobag]

Ikr

[@nakiagurl12180]

Imagine moving to a new place and the bathroom just has an unexplained smell

[@stardustdreams234]

But if you move to Florida and see the drywall redone like that along with a funky smell then anyone watching this video should know they ended up at a deceased person's place.

[@SammytheBeak]

My first thoughts, based on how they described the smell, would probably be, "was there a teenage boy living here?" Seriously, teenage boys always smell so bad.

[@nakiagurl12180]

The Beak oh no don’t tell me that I have a 7 year old boy lol but I’m imagining the smell of death coming out when it’s humid and stuff like that no matter how well you clean there was still a body there 😷

[@guardiansanimalrescuestate7289]

I would always ask if someone died here before I bought it.

[@thefrenchsocialite4062]

@@guardiansanimalrescuestate7289 you really think they are going to tell you the truth?

[@Vlex24]

It’s so crazy to see someone’s decorated home and daily things.. Then to think that, that person is now gone.

[@tbow1253]

I used to have a job that involved similiar circumstances. An odd thing that always gave me anxiety was the unreturned redbox movies. i always wanted to return them, but I wasn't allowed to do that.

[@Vlex24]

t bow 😢

[@sheayamamoto8661]

She probably had a sense of humor too, It helps not thinking about it and best to move on. It’s indeed sad.

[@tt5564]

I was thinking the same thing when I saw their apartment. Life can be cut so short at any moment in time, here today gone tomorrow. It's so scary and frightening but true.

[@allisongarrett4824]

Its hella sad..

[@ebiUsher]

the fact that the only censorship is that dude's cap 😭😭😭

[@eightysbaby8798]

I don't know if this cured my depression or made me more depressed.

[@Inseut]

Same. I think it happened both to me, so now I'm completely desensitized to everything lmao

[@katleymurris4591]

😂 I just know I'm gonna be more considerate and lay out plastic sheets lmao

[@jasminetay9820]

I don't wanna suicide anymore 😭

[@spac18]

Normally it makes me value human lives more in general

[@quicksilversmoxy1007]

There’s no CURE for depression.. but I think you’d know what makes it worse or better. Just try to leave the world a better place than how you found it

[@larissah.433]

Me: This is so disgusting , wtf why did KZbin recommend me this.. am I going to die like this Also me: Subscribed.

[@lisahyden-andrews3969]

Me too😷😨😂

[@Lady-Evonne77]

Me too🤣🤣🤣

[@MsT-xm8xz]

😩😩😩 OMG me to I just subscribed 😂😂😂

[@cheddarboyz7314]

Like a boss

[@yolandalee399]

😂😂

[@ohshiitmariah]

My husband did mortuary pick ups for years and I started showing him these clean up videos and he said he would pick up the bodies instead of clean up any day. You guys have a tough job!! Love the videos. Very educational and NO ONE talks about this part of death... ever

[@myanicole5430]

Beatty Family Life yes I did mortuary transport for a while and I would much rather do that hahaha

[@ohshiitmariah]

@@myanicole5430 lol

[@fernandotills]

Mya Nicole Much respect. I could never.

[@pgmarie1710]

@Jay Leno wow so edgy, nice anime avi

[@itsaplantlife9850]

This just brings me some comfort that my greatest love was found the same day he died naturally.

[@marycanary86]

i would never stop screaming if the dripping from my ceiling vent turned out to be a dead bloke upstairs.....

[@magrudergrinder23]

Imagine if it dripped ON YOU. I'd be nope-ing my shit out of the windows trying to move out ASAP. NOPE.

[@lizstroud9029]

🙄

[@christianmistian6849]

Legend has it they’re still screaming

[@vickilawrence7207]

Omg! Me either!

[@Jibbie49]

What is sad is most people don't even know who their upstairs or next-door neighbors are.

[@meganwysoske6623]

Imagine this dead guy as a ghost watching this guy clean up the mysterious poop in the drawer

[@KaliKali-hv9bt]

Megan Wysoske omg I'd be so embarassed! lol

[@xzantiblue3616]

My thoughts exactly

[@alanaburke6347]

I don’t understand where all the poop came from!! I need the full story! Someone!!

[@novanero7847]

Alana Burke exactly what I’ve been trolling the comments for!🤣🤣🤣

[@misssweetpea25]

@@alanaburke6347 yesssss!!!! I cannot think of any situation where there would be that much poop all over! Everywhere!!

[@NadineMiller1974]

A little over 2 years ago my ex step-dad who lived alone in a small apartment in the SoCal desert passed away. We had not seen him in about 20 plus years and always stayed in contact with my mom via phone. He never got over my mom and always said that someday he would take care of her financially. Well we knew he was very much in debt and after an accident on his last job he was never the same. He was always a large man 6'2" ish and last we saw he was probably 350 pounds. We do know that since his accident he could no longer work, he gained anywhere from 100 to 200 pounds and lost everything. He would call a lot more about a year leading up to his death. My mom always felt bad if she ignored him (she has a big heart). He would sometimes cry and always told her that she was his only true love and he missed her, my brother and myself. So it was the middle of summer in the hot desert. My mom got a call from him and he was sounding much more despondent and confused. About 5 weeks went by and she gets a call from his Brother who lives in the same town and would take him shopping or get his meds for him. His brother was very cold and just said I wanted to let you know that Richard is dead. My mom was clearly upset. They didnt know how he died, just that he was found in his bed *hopefully he passed in his sleep without pain* So his brother said that he had taken him to go get some meds at the store a week prior and heard nothing from him. Later his brothers wife said that they hadn't heard from him in 5 weeks! Given his size and the heat in the desert I'm sure his body was in some serious stage of BAD decomposition. I actually studied Criminal Justice with emphasis on Crime Scene Investigations so SPEAKING about that type of thing doesn't bother me, but my mom cannot even watch 5 seconds of Dr. Pimple Popper. It was sad that he died alone and was also later discovered that he had dialed my moms number as his last call *hence the reason that the sister in law said it had been 5 weeks since they saw or heard from him* not sure why his brother lied??? The odor and lack or rent payment prompted his discovery. My mom lives in Texas and I was in the hospital in critical condition after a total gastrectomy so my mom wouldn't go to CA. All she asked them is if they found his wedding ring that is all that Richard promised to give to my mom. They of course said he had nothing and pretty much everything in the apartment was completely destroyed and thrown out. It's so very sad he was 66 and had no children, his parents passed not long before him and his youngest sister died of cancer just a few months prior. I'm not sure why I'm writing this... So what makes this even more strange is that he was taken to the Coroner in LosAngeles where his body remained for 3 freaking months!!! They were so over packed I guess. I remember when all this happened because not only was I in the hospital, but it was also when the most amazing singer artist EVER, Chester Bennington took his own life. An autopsy or toxicology was never done. My mom called and asked why his body hadn't been buried and was told NO ONE HAS CLAIMED HIM OR MADE ARRANGEMENTS FOR HIM!!! Freaking SERIOUSLY...I told my mom to go and I I would be okay but she didn't. I couldn't believe that his own brother who lived so close was probably just waiting for this so he wouldn't have to bother with him anymore!!! I then mentioned to my mom that "wasnt Richard in the military for a minute" and he was si she contacted the VA in Los Angeles who claimed him and gave him a military burial and headstone at no cost. That was awesome. Yes the guy wasn't the most perfect, and had been divorced from my mom for about 25 years but he was a human being that deserved respect in matter what. I guess that with all that said...every deceased person has a story and every deceased person should be treated with respect (unless they have hurt a child then they should be....well you get the idea) Richard was a person and the fact that his remaining family is shit he was treated with respect by men who didnt even know him or what his face looked like or his story...they were there to give him a proper burial. When I watch channels such as yours it does make me wonder what was their story, what did they look like...and I know all that cannot be shared but you do give some info and respect the decedent. Thank You for all you do...it definitely takes special people to be able to do what y'all do!

[@marlynminutetricks9160]

Hmm oh baby :( it's very sad being alone and sink into depression..and atlast die of .. :(

[@kathighfield]

I was also in hospital when Chester Bennington died and so did a family member. Strange

[@drippydrippy1357]

Yeah this so cal desert heat will definitely cause a body to decompose in two days during the summer

[@farwahbatool6247]

I'm so sorry about your loss :( My condolences apart from that, I found a Linkin Park fan, here :)

[@Jerbod2]

Jesus christ stop typing already

[@TK-dt4nk]

Things you don’t think about - pulling up tile and subfloor. You guys are amazing. Thank you.

[@vermontvampyre]

Im nauseated watching this...but horribly fascinated. Anyone else in the same boat, I feel like I'm rubber-necking a horrible multicar accident with lots of visible blood and amputated body parts.

[@ddelv583]

Yeah. It's sooooo gross, yet soooo fascinating. Can't stand it, but can't look away. Ugh!

[@carlysmith8971]

Yes! I was eating chips and salsa... Not a good idea! XD

[@xDarkTrinityx]

It is fascinating... but when they point out the skin I started feeling queasy... :x

[@Itsrainingsimmies]

Me too, and I pride myself on having a relatively strong stomach.....

[@chazconway9578]

I just ate and I'm gagging, but i can't turn it off. Lol!!

[@myralawson4543]

Ok I’ve got a question, How did all that crap get E V E R Y W H E R E???? 😳😳. I know that the body breaks down after death but it doesn’t crawl up and into a drawer!!!

[@giolicious]

Myra Lawson also carpet and wood especially oak will soak up anything going to it’s way

[@giolicious]

Myra Lawson ugh I don’t know why but my first comment isn’t showing up, lemme explain again, you’re looking at a bullet hole from the head so everything is just going to goop out and blood tends to travel very far by itself, and with all that the bullet itself will shoot out tissues and brain parts super quickly and it’s just gonna go all over, also it’s by how far the gun is, if the gun is at the forehead it’s just gonna splatter everywhere if it’s far, it’s gonna pop out a little bit

[@myralawson4543]

Gio G Thank You. My nephew committed suicide so I know about blood spatter. What I don’t know is how the shit flew upstream to the drawer unless she put the gun in her rectum. So this lady basically completely decomposed in that small area? What would be left? Her skeleton? How horrific for her family to find her like that! I can’t even imagine something like that.

[@giolicious]

Myra Lawson she probably held it under her jaw/chin and that kind made this volcano movement causing it to go all over, im not sure if they said she was fully decomposed cuz I haven’t finished the video, but it was a really bad mess. Also I’m sorry about your nephew may he Rest In Peace ❤️

[@myralawson4543]

Gio G Thank You. At the beginning of the video when they first go in, there’s crap smeared on the floor. That could have been done by whoever found her or cops, etc... My nephew put it under his chin and it blew the top of his head off. No other marks to his body, just his head. So it really makes me question just WHO smeared that crap in the drawer 🤔🤔

[@areallygoodsnilf4569]

The sick irony is that the toilet brush looks like the cleanest looking thing in that batheoom

[@Fiona-sg9wh]

I worked in the ICUs as an RN for 25 years. I have wrapped and seen my fair share of dead bodies and bodies literally decaying as people die. But this job is awful. Going into the homes and cleaning all that stuff. Wow, you guys are amazing.

[@Rutabaga64]

Knowing that in both cases, these poor people weren’t found for weeks breaks my heart. No one noticed they were gone. It’s so tragic. 💔

[@alg4075]

Rutabaga64 Both cases? Did I miss something? I only heard them talk of a woman who shot herself.

[@SadieKay94]

@@alg4075 I think they misinformed us in the video? I'm confused myself because at first they're talking about a man who died "elvis style" then they say it's a woman.. I think we both missed somethin haha

[@casmeraki]

Sometimes people don't have any family left

[@casmeraki]

@@SadieKay94 they were talking about 2 videos. I think they accidently put them together and in the wrong order. One man died on the toilet and hasnt been found for 6 weeks. And the other was a suicide in the bedroom that was also 6 weeks

[@KateCarew]

Peaceful Painting exactly, the first case was a gentleman who died “Elvis style” on his Florida bathroom and the second was a woman in Texas who committed suicide with a gun :(

[@Rmissjen9]

You guys need to be paid as much as professional athletes!!!!!

[@stephanyward4964]

Roo_ 693 They need to be paid MORE!!!

[@MsT-xm8xz]

Shit more 😩😂😂😂

[@pinkangelicc1380]

Agreed.

[@lowesttsx6059]

Big facts

[@mongrubmako2612]

Roo_ 693 fr

[@amywalker3684]

Whatever these people are paid for this job, it's not enough

[@cocobutterchin6768]

I will not even want to be their partner. I will be depressed

[@Adrian-zd4cs]

With the right company, excellent pay and benefits.

[@Handle_294]

I can't imagine finding out that the stuff dripping from your bathroom fan was your decomposed neighbor upstairs 😳

[@smashleymcbashley6250]

Just from my observation, frivolous spending can come from manic behaviors, and a lot of times mania is followed by a huge crash into depression. Its really tragic for the people living with it

[@Facepaintventura]

Makes sense

[@taylorminche9507]

This is very true. Im bipolar (yes I've been diagnosed) and during my last extreme episode, I went missing for two weeks, spent 800$ on drugs and alcohol, had a few seizures from overdosing on drugs, threw my phone in a pond, and I was living out of a car with my home girl and her drug dealer. I was on top of the world and nothing was holding me back from doing whatever I wanted. After those two weeks of extreme mania, I finally realized my family was probably worried sick about me so I returned home and I immediately fell into a deep depression. Within two hours of being home, I overdosed on 24,000 milligrams of aspirin and had to be rushed to the hospital to get immediate care. After two days in a medical hospital, I got sent to my 10th mental hospital and had to stay there for 8 days while they tried to get me on some meds that made me "normal". Sorry about the long ass rant but I just wanted to give a little insight on what it's like to live with bipolar lol.

[@smashleymcbashley6250]

@@taylorminche9507 thank you for sharing! I have a sibling who is bipolar, and i see their mood go up and drop a lot and do the same behaviors you talk about.

[@citronquartz2779]

@@taylorminche9507 thank you for your insight. i don't know you but I mean it when i say please stay safe ❤️

[@NinjaJoanie]

Taylor Minche gentle hugs to you. I hope there are people in your life who truly cherish you and support you on your journey ❤️

[@rebeccariddle9358]

I'd feel like there would never be enough cleaning and sanitizing to get rid of something like that...bless you guys I couldn't do their job for sure...

[@torybundy7155]

"Smells like fried chicken" literally have an empty popeyes chicken sandwich foil right in front of me. 🤢 God just gave me a sign

[@loverofchrist4662]

tory bundy 😳🤮

[@billblount5955]

It smells like money $$$$😀

[@jeremiah40885]

That's why I'm a vegetarian because meat is meat.

[@AmberlyKay]

tory bundy 🤢😳

[@John14-6-]

@@jeremiah40885 amen!👌🏼

[@callmesenpai2351]

When I die, I need kyle to come clean my ass up Lmao.

[@2four]

senpai .

[@pan0ramian]

@@NoNameO7 why are you role playing in a video about decomp cleanup lol

[@NoNameO7]

@@pan0ramian 🤷‍♀️

[@aleera8257]

@@pan0ramian lmao tf pls tell me what they "roleplayed" I wonder it so much now that its deleted

[@pinkjenny1307]

THAT’S SKIN?!?! I thought that was soaked toilet paper 😭😭😭

[@benfrank-win]

Me too

[@MsT-xm8xz]

😩😩😩

[@user-se8nh3yu1e]

😣😖😬😬😬😬

[@melissa-hr6co]

Decomposition

[@lazyexistentialist4550]

Digby Dooright I’ve heard that it falls off and that they call it skin slip. 😰

[@vagician]

oh my god imagine being the lady living below and seeing blood dripping from the ceiling vent.. that would be so disturbing i'd have to move there's no way lmao

[@jenniferking7548]

This is exactly what I just commented...yeah I'm sorry there is no way I could live there after that. Not so much because it would be like a horror movie, but because it would be so damn gross. Edit: another thing I'm just wondering how poop got on the counters and drawers..?

[@EHFAR87]

Jennifer King I’m guessing she did that first. Something to say “ screw you, here’s something to clean up.”

[@sayhello5377]

Jennifer King and IN them!

[@Suzanimal_316]

Something out of a horror movie

[@Tamra_77]

Jess H someone just answer that question, and said your intestines are like 30ft long including the small and large intestines. Depending on height, weight, and age, a person can have anywhere from 5-20 lbs of poop in them. They said the longer the body sits there decomposing, from the gases emitting, can cause it to explode.

[@nyanyania]

im so glad you guys are doing full length videos

[@ShakinataMarieClaude]

It's a real life . it's a very important profession and often too much in the shadows .. all that surrounds death is the harsh reality of life after death .. without them, without their cleaning ... it's simply impossible .. must see the positive side of the negative situation ...

[@shaggythestewie]

I wonder if there's a scene that was so bad, that even these guys refused to do it.

[@Ya_boi_jasper]

That would be crazy

[@freedomenglishbulldogs5130]

That’s when the dwelling gets set on fire 😂

[@sw1360]

“It smells like fried chicken in here’ Nah it actually smells like corn chips and feet” lol

[@atribecalledcookies4]

To me it smells like the worst feet and ass smell, deffy not fried gd chicken, ever seen a body turn to decomp soup in a body bag and have the bag leak in a van? Oh its lovely...

[@lizmorgan9228]

I'm never eating fried chicken or corn chips ever again.

[@milkymoone238]

Actually it would smell like parmesan! Dead bodies or the smell of death has the same smell chemically as parmesan. Have fun when going out to olive garden with that info in mind

[@Coco-uy4kx]

@@milkymoone238 also the stool of people with C Diff looks like pesto 🙃🤢

[@milkymoone238]

@@Coco-uy4kx 👁👄👁🚫

[@sarahubbert3978]

I've seen other crime scene clean up professionals that are incredibly disrespectful to the dead in particular. You guys are the complete opposite. You are amazingly courteous Even with some of the horrifying situations you are put into because of the direct actions of the deceased. Thank you for that! It's hard job and the language and humor are needed to cope, but from all the videos I've seen so far you are still very considerate of the folks who shuffled off this mortal coil.

[@kass_kassidy4149]

I'm so addicted to weird shit like this that ik exactly which guy ur talking about.

[@bonsaiwithluv]

@@kass_kassidy4149 who is it? 👀

[@Freya12]

He wipes up some body fluids and says “it fucking stinks” so so respectful!

[@kass_kassidy4149]

@@bonsaiwithluv he posted a cleanup on KZbin where the person committed suicide in a bathroom and was just a complete prick.

[@seriouslynothingmakesanyse6418]

@@kass_kassidy4149 yup. Definitely Neal. He has a very popular Instagram page. Guys a total dick. However, I understand some people become numb to this work and joking is normal. Something about him is "off" though.

[@QueenBeeBeautyXO]

That person who wanted to pick up some stuff,(like expensive stuff) but wasn't concerned enough to check up on her after 6 weeks of not hearing from her!! That person in other words was a vulture!!

[@Tamra_77]

QueenBee Bargains not uncommon. Especially if she was suffering from a mental illness, which I’m assuming had a part in it. I have bipolar with severe depression, PTSD, and few others. I also am disabled with chronic back pain. My family has always been very close, but when your illness prevents you from participating in some activities, you are eventually excluded. I don’t even get invited to holidays anymore, nor do I get phone calls from relatives even asking how you are doing. My own mother hasn’t even called me in 3 years. People just go on with their lives. If that was the case with her, I’m pretty sure there was no one to check on her. It’s sad, but that’s what happens.

[@QueenBeeBeautyXO]

@@Tamra_77 Your right,I have all the same things as you do,and most times I wish I just wouldn't wake up😕

[@Tamra_77]

QueenBee Bargains I totally understand that, and feel the same way a lot of days. Life really sucks! Take care, and stay strong. We’re both fighting this battle. 💜

[@QueenBeeBeautyXO]

@@Tamra_77 You too sister💕our last name is even similar. Mine is Teresa.🐝 Mayes. Have a good night!

[@carolyntownsend6288]

My thoughts exactly

[@Vasago30]

How does feces get in a closed drawer? The only thing I can think of is when the initial body removal happened, someone with feces on their glove used the drawer (that was probably opened) for leverage or balance when they removed the body since the floor was slick. They realized they made an oopsie and closed the drawer so no one would notice. The floor was basically a slip n slide of shit and poison Crisco. It's the only thing I can think of that would make sense.

[@vinadwiyantari4303]

Good theory! Now make sense

[@JoshNormandy]

Jesus.

[@elizabethgallaher4705]

It was probably put there weeks earlier.

[@emilyswanson8269]

Watching this to convince myself that cleaning my house isn’t that big of a job

[@dymondperfect5448]

I'm going to be honest my first night watching these episodes I watch 3 and after the third one it was a like 11:30 at night I literally got up and bleached and clean my whole house it wasn't even dirty I just had this overwhelming feeling to clean😁😁

[@Marinemom75]

Same!!!😂😂

[@allisonlyall8815]

Literally same

[@rjay7019]

Trying to find motivation 😢

[@kaydub4595]

I feel like there’s gotta be certain foods they can’t eat anymore due to things they’ve seen on the job.

[@sayhello5377]

Kay Dub fried chicken and corn chips!

[@tiakatrina12]

Fish is one thing I can’t eat anymore after working in the death industry.

[@Yourworstfears]

You’d be amazed at what us humans can become desensitized to

[@honeybadgerknockoutbadgers9642]

I can't ever eat turkey or much of any meat anymore. I used to be a CNA. We'd have to take the dead bodies down to the morgue. One time I was preparing a "freshly" dead body to take to the morgue. He had all sorts of yellow fluid of coming out of him and I never really found out where it was coming from. So, I put him in the bag...brought him down to the morgue and I smelled the fermeldahyde. (?) Made me almost vomit....but then I went to lunch and bought a turkey sandwich from the hospital cafeteria. The turkey meat literary smelled and tasted like fermeldahyde......🤢 (In my head, I was asking if the hospital cooked the dead bodies -the ones who we can't ever find out their names and who they are and brought it up for people to eat..... sorry for that for my mind is warped now from being in the healthcare field) That was brutal for me. No way could I ever do a job like this.

[@discipleofchrist3820]

Like greasy steak lol especially after this one lol

[@study346]

Imagine the reaction of the person who found the body.😣

[@unbotheredaj7127]

It's not pleasant and it's really sad.. I found my big brothers body after he committed suicide

[@unbotheredaj7127]

@Ethelouise Smith she was probably in shock

[@girlcowboy]

GothBoiClique98aj SadTh0ughtzaj I am so incredibly sorry for your loss.

[@40nights40daystv]

They probably said it smelled like corn chips

[@TiffanyMaryJean]

My neighbor died and wasn’t found for a week or so in Las Vegas heat. You could smell the death smell a block away. It smells sweet and fatty. It’s a smell i will never forget. It’s nothing I can compare it to. The smell follows you

[@myranda0059]

Thanks for the update on the landlord, I had no idea that any landlord would allow someone to go an entire year without paying, that is asking a lot of anyone, so I think he was amazing in that. Too bad she didn’t have family to help her.

[@ravenbaa7989]

Shame on landlord people have to pay rent

[@nopamineLevel100]

I like these guys, very professional and respectful.

[@markschiavone8003]

skeptical potato, I wouldn't say respectful when referring to the manner of death as elvis style

[@sherylutamie335]

Professional? Yes, they are and I respect their dedication. Respectful? I don't think so. You should watch Japanese Crime Scene Cleaner, they work professionally and respectfully.

[@nopamineLevel100]

Ok, I should say professional compared to that other douchebag who runs a small crime scene cleanup business - I think he's called Neil?? You'll find his doco. He's absolutely disgusting, rude and unprofessional. These guys are luxury in comparison!!! 😆😆😆

[@remmy8282]

I guess they’re just trying to lighten the somber mood.

[@mommabutterfly496]

The guys are definitely respectful. The lady from Texas, not really. I've seen her subtly snark on people on a lot of her episodes. I'm not saying all because I haven't seen them all yet.

[@cindyfitzgerald4500]

You guys are super human, the job you do is something that many others would never, ever be able to do 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@CrimeSceneCleaning]

Thanks for watching!

[@kflett81]

It's the smell that makes it a job I couldn't do.

[@cindyfitzgerald4500]

@@kflett81 me too!

[@missladwig8921]

Me too I don't like deceased people yuck.

[@kellyobrien9350]

@@missladwig8921 you'll be one too some day.

[@ICPadict36]

my cousin shot himself in the head 3 years ago ( suicide ) his mom found him literally after he did that ( no indication at all that he was depressed ). found a note a day later saying he did what he did because of feeling useless and he was being bullied. edit: the only reason he had the gun was because he went to the range a day before with his father. his dad never knew he didnt return it to the gun safe.

[@tinadickerson4322]

I'm terribly sorry for your loss. To lose a cousin is difficult but to lose them to suicide is very tragic.

[@Nikki38]

I'm having a hard time figuring out how his crap got in the drawer, up the dam wall? Did he expload too?

[@Onlyinohio6969]

Wondering the same thing

[@tinaingram9472]

Same here

[@GrandeChartreuse]

If he was left for that long in the heat, yeah he probably did pop. Happens with animal carcasses too, especially when scavengers show up to make a meal of the corpse. They bite into the stomach or intestines and the build up of decomp gases is suddenly released in a explosion. He was slumped over already on the toilet so... if he popped, there likely was some explosive spread of fecal matter.

[@Nikki38]

@@GrandeChartreuse omg, thats so nasty, I feel bad for whoever has to clean that up. Even when I die and my body does that. I wouldnt want anyone to see me like that.

[@brrrrrrrrino]

Omg imagine sitting on your toilet and someone's liquified insides drips on you.... 🤮

[@sayhello5377]

Breanna R. Paez At least the toilet would be right there for you to barf in. :(

[@mzrayza1011]

😵

[@stardustdreams234]

OMG hell no I don't want to imagine that 🤣

[@mirandaisgross]

I know. You're just sitting there trying to release your own liquefied insides.

[@scarlettrose362]

Miranda 🤣🤣🤣

[@triciag3311]

I'm an RN, so I've seen some gross stuff, but luckily when I deal with dead people they aren't decomposed. I can't imagine dealing with some of these situations. I can handle gross stuff but if I saw maggots I'd run screaming. You all do a great service to society. I can't imagine a family member having to clean up after something like this. Thank you for what you do.

[@aprilleerose]

I’m an emergency room RN so I’ve seen some decomposing bodies but cleaning up the spot where the decomposition took place is completely different.

[@pj123xyz]

I've seen maggots eating on sick animals before they're even dead. Especially chickens. Flies don't waist any time. They can smell death even before it happens. You see a lot of gross stuff on a farm.

[@sharlawilliamson9609]

My MOT passed away alone and wasnt found for 6 hours. My sis in law lived with her and was traumatized. I ended up cleaning up the room where blood and fluids all over her room. It was the only thing I could do. Everything was disposed of (uncontaminated clothing in good shape was donated). But it's not fun and it sticks with me that she was alone and she became ill right before she passed. So it wasn't peaceful, and that's hard to deal with.

[@triciag3311]

@@sharlawilliamson9609 I'm so sorry you had to do that. Even though I've seen my share of people passing way, I can't imagine having to do what you did. That's heartbreaking.

[@triciag3311]

@@aprilleerose I am also an emergency room RN and I agree! The amount of decomposition I've seen is minimal compared to what these people deal with. It wouldn't be the actual decomposition that would bother me. It would be the maggots. Yuck!!!

[@lauren3596]

I’m honestly so curious what the bodies looked like they literally melted

[@LionmaneElsie08]

Lauren Doherty I always have that morbid curiosity too

[@theforeverfalling]

If you really are there are KZbin videos that show various pictures of decomposition in humans. I’ve never had the stomach to watch them but you really can find anything on KZbin lol

[@deannabosley9018]

The bodies as they are decomposing leak fluids and gasses and release urine, fecal matter among other things.

[@spencerlove2264]

Google it

[@shirleycole7854]

Skin slippage

[@111highgh]

75% of comments: Why is there poop everywhere?

[@coltconnorproductions1016]

He just had serious runs everywhere and probably died from a heart attack pushing too hard, that's how elvis died

[@rainynights23]

@@coltconnorproductions1016 poor guy

[@anime_is_life1858]

Does it tell u what happened

[@JanieBgrand]

Colt Connor Productions Well, it’s my understanding that some heart issues can result in losing control of the bowels just before a cardiac attack. I also imagined that the man was running to the bathroom, perhaps from the kitchen, when it all started. Poor guy!

[@ziggymarlowe5654]

I was wondering the same thing.....poop on the counters? wtf

[@Digital_Potion]

U folks are absolute angels. Sure it’s a job that “somebody has to do”, but thank YOU for choosing to be those people.

[@Profoundobserver]

SITTING ON THE TOILET AND DEAD BODY DOODOO JUICE DRIPS ON YOUR HEAD

[@jahmirraphillips3266]

DOODOO JUICE I FUCKING CANNOT 😭💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

[@tanishiahendricks2145]

Literally doodoowater

[@someone4957]

BROSMFN I-

[@destinyi7538]

bolo fett You made me choke on my cookie I was eating😂

[@Aphelion25]

no u nastyyyyyyyy

[@treefiddy8811]

My girlfriend applied for your team years ago, got accepted and chickened out. Major props to you all for being able to stomach and handle these types of jobs.

[@junkanoobaby1]

It takes a special kind of person to be able to perform this job. Someone has to do it, you guys very STRONG 🙌🏼

[@RandomMetalChick000]

If I was the person who found poop in the drawer, I'm gonna break out a Ouija board, I need to know why is there poop in the drawer.

[@adabeltran3805]

I was wondering the same thing I NEED AN ASWER

[@carolinegerlach1644]

Poop and death go hand in hand. It’s very common for people to defecate soon before and as they’re dying, and naturally when they’re dying they’re not terribly concerned about cleanliness, they’re struggling and fighting to stay alive. My guess is the patient was having a medical crisis and was panicked and trying to find medication/a phone/life alert or something, and got fecal matter all over in the process.

[@carolinegerlach1644]

One of the first things I learned as a paramedic is if a medically unstable patient asks to use the bathroom, that means you need to floor it to the hospital ASAP

[@Bbtwink]

Caroline Gerlach why do they poop before pulling the trigger? Does they’re body respond as if they have already died in preparation?

[@laurenlocd3180]

@@carolinegerlach1644 true . When I saw the video of the firemen rolling nipsey hustle over after he got shot I saw he had pooped on himself I automatically knew he was gone .

[@robinright825]

Thank God ‘smellavision’ hasn’t been invented!

[@C0C0CH4NEL]

Just imagine. I'll be throwing up.

[@starryd4ys._]

Thank the heavens it hasnt been invited

[@chris7691]

Robin just think smell vision will be here soon.

[@MsT-xm8xz]

😭😭😭💀💀💀

[@texaslibitina7875]

As a funeral director/embalmer I have removed decedents from this very situation. It is traumatic to say the least. My heart always goes out to the decedent and what makes me be able to get through the removal is respect for the decedent.

[@ddelv583]

Bless you. Tough job. I think what you do it tougher than the cleaning afterwards.

[@jmccormick1490]

Is it weird that I sorta want to do this for a job?

[@Bethpoozie1799]

I don't think is weird.

[@petithibou1891]

J McCormick me too

[@kwyjibo7911]

It would sure as hell be a depressing job

[@spac18]

No, it's kind of like helping the dead to make the slate clean, just like a coroner or a forensic pathologist

[@carrielim6255]

same

[@rori7995]

It really hits you that like that was a person. That was a living being. A sentient human. Like woah....

[@h0m04H0mu]

Could you add subtitles to your videos? It's a little hard to hear through the respirator. Otherwise very fascinating video, thank you for doing what you do with such grace and compassion.

[@ShakinataMarieClaude]

For me too 😆 i'm french from Canada, Québec , and sometimes, i dont understand every words because it's a little bit different language of mine in Canada 😆

[@ShakinataMarieClaude]

And i hope you understand me because i try wrote you without translate 😂

[@scarlet5345]

Just turn on "English- Auto Generated" in the captions setting. It's usually pretty spot on.

[@ShakinataMarieClaude]

@@scarlet5345 yes i know 😊 but if you don't put that choice before loading vidéo , isn't possible for us to activate this option after

[@DenaMarie90]

@@ShakinataMarieClaude you can choose to load captions at any point while watching the video. I didn't even have to pause the video to turn captions on 6 minutes in.

[@vamperus]

That's why having family around is so damn important, no one knew they were dead for 4-6 weeks :( that's heart breaking

[@casmeraki]

There was a lady on the news that wasn't found for 2 years after dying and her TV was still on.

[@vamperus]

Not Sure lol, I have no family, so that’s what I do think about. “Fucktard” is a pretty good insult.

[@childishgambino4845]

Peaceful Painting who was paying the electric bill??

[@lazybelphegore6748]

Childish Gambino I know my lights will be cut no later than 90 days after my death cause no one is paying my bills but me

[@ceasingmercury1142]

Its so sad to see someones belongings how they left them, just set up the way they wanted and they are just gone and everything is still in its place

[@andreaf3269]

If I was the downstairs neighbor I’d be like oh no baby this ain’t gonna work lol. I’d move out.

[@rufiorufioo]

the dude with the nose ring is awesome. Wish my co-workers were like him.

[@clevername8832]

You mean flaming?

[@Zcubi]

My absolute biggest respect for everyone who does this job.

[@kazdro9176]

The fact that their faces are partially exposed makes me super uncomfortable lol

[@razoredge6476]

The smell gets into those exposed areas of the skin and lasts for days I've heard.

[@definitelynotashark1799]

Razor's Edge it really does. I work with psychiatric patients currently and even though they are technically well enough to live in regular housing arrangements, there are some that completely lack personal hygiene and what we call “housing skills”. I mean this is way worse, so I can only imagine. I had a jacket that I had to take to be dry cleaned after visiting a client TWICE. The smell of ammonia, feces and rotten food had really gotten into the material without me even touching anything. It tends to linger in the back of your throat too, after you leave the building.

[@pearlkelly6337]

I like how your really respectful. I watched a documentary about a few guys who did the same job as you and he was so disrespectful an there was a drug user who had died and the guy was saying he's a waste of space and just talking bad about the people who passed away, he's such an arsehole

[@charliestout2815]

Ive seen that one too, california i think in a hotel room

[@pearlkelly6337]

@@charliestout2815 he was just awful he had no respect at all. He would say like "I've gotta clean this guys brains up cos he blew his fucking head off"

[@laurenlocd3180]

Yes I doubt this happened

[@pearlkelly6337]

@@laurenlocd3180 it's true honestly, he didn't care at all

[@pearlkelly6337]

@@laurenlocd3180 ill try an find it but was a while ago I watched it, was called something like crime scene cleaners

[@khagen50]

So in order to be in this kind of business you have to have a strong stomach, strong mind, be on call 24-7, have carpenters on team, and excellent biohazard clean up/cross contaminate avoidance skills. Every aspect of this profession can be learned on the job except the mind part. Tough job for sure.

[@jennziff2116]

They get paid thousands

[@melissamarieee22]

Personally I wouldn’t want to know the backstory of anyone I’d be cleaning up for, just tell me where to go and I’ll do the rest lol!

[@khagen50]

Exactly the point.

[@futurefruit8281]

@@jennziff2116 Lord I hope so

[@rianadunnivan9446]

khagen50 i don’t think I could I feel like I would have nightmares and I feel like the smell would be out of this world

[@chillbill8591]

No amount of money in the world could make me do a job like that bravo guys!

[@Riahmoemoe98]

I could not re use my restroom after I learned a mans fluids dropped into my bathroom. I would end up with nightmares and sadness. I hope that wonderful lady takes it better than I ever could, and best wishes to that mans family and I hope they find peace.

[@Tamra_77]

Mariah Haines I could never rent an apartment if I found out someone had done that there.

[@Totalchaos0228]

That's so sad, that persons absence went unnoticed long enough for that to happen 🙁

[@LuisaD93]

Mariah Haines it was a woman who committed suicide by shooting herself in the head . Does no one pay attention to the whole video. No offense but many comments clearly indicate that ppl only partial listen to videos 🤷‍♀️

[@Tamra_77]

Louise Reeves he said in the beginning it was a man who passed away “Elvis” style, on the toilet, and wasn’t found for 4-6 weeks. Then there was a part when I’m assuming it was one of the owners of the company, that gave an update on some photos that were posted on Instagram about a girl that committed suicide. So there are two stories in this video.

[@herecomestheboi1285]

It was a woman who died here. Not a man.

[@AM-nm4oh]

When you guys wear your respirater masks, have you thought about putting Vick’s at your nose? I’ve seen coroner’s use that with corpses.

[@karma20241]

I think that too.

[@Street-cj6cv]

Am I the only one who feels cheated for not getting an "inside the toilet" view? 🤣😂💩🤮😂🤣

[@jon3854]

Amanda ICU RN lmfao I thought I was the only one

[@buki29]

I want to like it but it’s at 69

[@hellosweetheart3350]

As a former housekeeper at a hospital 🤗, I did too..were strange lol

[@xquetzalo]

Y'all are some freaks lol. Edit: Ok, I get it..

[@littlemezz6527]

You not alone

[@nalanibringas]

I was watching this eating lunch with my boss & he happened to look at my phone screen Lmaoo he’s all “aaaand that’s what I get for fucking being nosy wtf Nalani” lol smh teach you not to be lookin at someone’s phone

[@charlenewilliams9472]

🤣🤣

[@meredithahern-tamilio4667]

Lmao haha ,teach your boss a lesson I hope !!

[@kumih4538]

Makes me wonder about the history of my apartment... 🤔

[@osdayos]

By law you have to disclose deaths so you should be fine

[@PanderistasIVC]

@@osdayos not in Arizona you don't. The first time getting a 1st floor apartment, was also the last time I ever rented an apt.

[@Cy93]

It's best to not think too much about it and just let it go.

[@seijancarter9143]

Me remembering that my house used to be a dentist office: chuckle “i’m in danger”

[@elvenfox7261]

@@osdayos in my state it's only if you ask, otherwise they don't have to say anything

[@marianstroup1]

I could NEVER do what you guys do. Much respect. I think it takes a special person to be able to do this.

[@yohanaaliciarosario623]

"A martini a day keeps the therapist away" Amen

[@clevername8832]

Lol just heard him say it.

[@vince-0923]

Rubbing alcohol fixes outside booboo, alcohol fixes inside booboo

[@usedtiddyjuice]

Yay alcoholism! It’s not like that’s a leading cause of death or anything

[@cooliopoolio.]

Usedjubbyjuice it’s a joke chill

[@laikathunderchild5746]

Goodness, and I complain about having to clean my bathroom WTH ! These guys have got cast iron stomachs. What a great team.

[@crystaldawn8875]

After this I will NEVER complain about cleaning the poopy pissy gas station bathroom ever again😷🙈🙉🙊😨

[@a.driena333]

No no no I think you still have the right to complain girl! Hahahahaha

[@crystaldawn8875]

@@a.driena333 😂😂😂😂💩

[@Elvenpath]

I'm still going to keep complsining about my roommates who are slobs. 😂

[@elvingearmasterirma7241]

You have a right to complain, but you can always soothe yourself that it could have been a whole lot worse.

[@redstone1999]

Same here Crystal. Those airport washrooms are not as bad as those clean-up crew have to deal with.

[@loriwishman1866]

You all are extraordinary people to do this. I'm not religious, if I was I'd say you are angels. Thank you for helping those involved in this kind of aftermath.