Kofcandre

I work for a Restoration company and we typically deal with Fire type restoration projects. We have an emergency service branch of the company that often responds to emergencies such as fires, floods, vehicle crashes or any type of accidents that happen to homes, buildings or property. We also deal with homicide and suicide scenes, typically removing and cleaning up so the family doesn't have to see or clean up the scene. In the past, I've personally been out to many of these types of trauma scenes, and I felt that it was better for us to clean and visually sanitize the scene before the family is let in. I couldn't imagine you or your family having to deal with it, it is too bad the police, medical examiner or some other agency didn't call in a restoration firm to do that for your family. Especially when they themselves also leave a mess with Luminol, ink dusting, and other chemicals typically used on crime scenes.

that is odd, and not very thoughtful for the victims family. Usually we are called by an agency. Sometimes neighbors or insurance companies. We advise the family not to enter until we have completed our work. I know some people are worried that we will dispose of cherished items or mess up their house. I think most of the time they are glad we are there and listen to us, mostly as in a state of shock. There was one suicide I will never forget, it happened the night before and we were dispatched the following afternoon, a big nice house in a fancy rich neighborhood. While we were cleaning up and doing our thing the family was in the living room and backyard having a party with music, laughing and drinking. I know people grieve in different ways but it was surreal to be cleaning up a very messy suicide and listening to a party going on in the other side of the house.

On the kickstart perk, do you think you could add autograph photos of the cast on there, especially Lacey? I am in love with her!

I must return and donate more!

I'd rather have Lacey's :-)