“Thank you for not letting me die alone.” Omg. I shed a tear.

Man. The smell of death aint no joke. My Dad passed away from diabetes and we wound up going to go see him to say our goodbyes. Soon as you hit the floor his room was in, the stench hit your nose almost immediately. For him to have died just a few hours prior....I can't IMAGINE what type of smells these types of people have to fathom on a daily basis. They are literally picking up corpses that have been dead for WEEKS.

The firefighters accidentally standing on the baby reminds me that life is an incredibly precious gift. We must treat it as such.

My bro was homeless again, so went to mom's. He went to bed & stayed there. It wasn't unusual for him to sleep long periods during times of upheaval. On day 2, she kinda knew, but was maybe afraid to admit it? The coroner came, they removed the body. I cleaned up the mattress & puddles of body fluids. It didn't effect me so much at the time, but later, when I was near lake Erie before a storm, & I could smell the fish & seaweed... I realized it smelled like that. This was just a couple weeks ago. I'm still sad & working thru this.

@marahbaker8615

3 жыл бұрын

stay strong

@halweilbrenner9926

3 жыл бұрын

Sympathy

The lady with the Cats! Jesus man..... I cant imagine going through that... I love my cats with all my heart but if they started eating my damn face... I would be traumatized and never own a cat again if I survived...

@AndreaWitt745

3 жыл бұрын

I love my cats so much that if I died and no one noticed for a while, they had no food out, and needed to eat, I wouldn't care if they ate me unless that meant they'd be euthanized... Then I definitely don't want them to stay alive by eating me.

@AndreaWitt745

3 жыл бұрын

Oh no! She was still alive?!? I guess I should have listened to the whole video before commenting..... Yeah, that would be terrifying to have that happen and not be able to move to stop them!

@giantmess4335

3 жыл бұрын

@@AndreaWitt745 and she felt EVERYTHING.

When I was a kid my dad was asked to come clean the neighbor's house after the neighbors Grandpa shot himself in the living room. He did it too. Seemed to bother him. I remember he said he got all done cleaning everything up and did a final check and was just about to leave and decided to look on top of the fridge which was like 30 ft away to make sure there's no blood or anything and found about a 2-in piece of skull with hair on it still. 😳

@evilervcowart6234

3 жыл бұрын

I was chatting with a guy who was part of a team cleaning my house after one of the bedrooms had caught fire. After the room had been remodeled, the cleanup crew was brought in to get rid of the smoke smell that remained throughout my house. I learned that the guy had previously worked for a company that did crime scene cleanup. He told me that with suicides involving firearms, biological material is everywhere...even behind crown/trim molding and inside electrical outlets. He said it was rough.

Wow. What a humbling experience to even read about stuff like this. Makes you feel thankful for life and terribly depressed at the same time.

*shudder* the people who do these jobs are so brave and strong… Jfc

@jozajab6849

3 жыл бұрын

How does someone even get jobs like that? I wouldn’t do that job for any amount of pay.

@H.Liddell

3 жыл бұрын

And to give more praise when it's due, most of these crews are so empathetic & show so much compassion & respect when I'm sure it's easy they could pass judgment sometimes

@Zarathustra_infinite

2 жыл бұрын

I feel like you have kinda sociopath

"In case he bursts" Goodnight, im done. Nope.

As awful as these stories are, they are so intriguing that I can’t help but listen

Why did i watch this video 😐

@halweilbrenner9926

3 жыл бұрын

??

@ratherande

3 жыл бұрын

Same

@jozajab6849

3 жыл бұрын

I wanted to stop but I just couldn’t

@TheDixieDerg

Жыл бұрын

Morbid curiousity?

@jordandennis6794

Жыл бұрын

Cuz you loving the crew

*Sigh.* Enjoy life while you can, friends.

@charliescott859

3 жыл бұрын

Right

@josewmeldondo

3 жыл бұрын

Ditto

Pedos, child molesters and rapists dont deserve the easy way of the death penalty they deserve to be in solitary for the remaining time or how ever long somebody can live without food

I hardly think life in prison is "pointless." It is very much the opposite, especially to victims of violent crimes and/or surviving loved ones. In fact, many people see the death sentence as an easy way out; a mercy that wasn't shown to the victim. So, to say life in prison should come with the choice to opt out is ridiculous and ignorant beyond belief. It's like that person doesn't get the concept of consequences or punishment. Smh...

@amybeelicious

Жыл бұрын

I'm sure it depends on who you ask. I personally would love to see someone who has hurt me and my family get the death penalty and die. Then finally I'd have a sense of relief knowing they can't magically get released, escape, or have fun in jail eating, breathing and playing cards with jail friends. Most states dont even give people life anymore for killing someone.

The fact that family having to clean up after suicides is so disturbingly common that it should dissuade anyone from actually pulling the trigger on themselves, like I can't imagine putting my family through that. Also I've heard enough of these stories that every time I hear "not found for weeks and in summer" my thoughts immediately go to "Oh no...." Actually, why do I keep listening to these?

Some of the ones where it says the person had kids but the kids didnt realize they were dead... there's maybe a reason those people died alone. Not everyone deserves such an ending, but if you have kids and they let you die like this, maybe the issue was you and not the kid. Once i leave my parents home, its byebye due to their abuse and i bet everyone would call me terrible to put them into a situation like that alone... but yeah nah. Sometimes it isn't so sad to me when those particular types of stories occur.

Couldn't imagine working at a job like this. Yeesh.

@whyme3203

3 жыл бұрын

I could, it would be something interesting and fun to work in.

@rileysjonger4192

3 жыл бұрын

@@whyme3203 Interesting yes, but I don't think "fun" should be used to describe a job like this. 💀

@whyme3203

3 жыл бұрын

@@rileysjonger4192 I'm different more or less on how I see fun. Or I've been told.

The story about the house full of dead cats reminds me of the time one of the houses in my family's neighborhood - one of the nicer ones in town, with huge lots and homes - was discovered to have contained many dead animals that had been left to fend for themselves. It was in such a horrible state that a decontamination tent had to be pitched around the house to remove the black mold. And the worst part of this case was that this wasn't even the only house the owners had that contained an animal hoarding situation. I don't recall if the owners got jail time.

Yeah, really like this category of questioning

Didn’t think I needed to see this one… I was right.

4:20 The dad wanted to give his son a stark warning about what could happen if he doesn't drive carefully!

Had a neighbor hang himself in his garage. My dad found him, later in the day while the police were there, I remember getting a peek of the garage, it was cracked. I saw him still dangling there. Messed me up.

Jesus, this was horrifying. I had to stop at some points to retch at the mental imagery. Yikes

The penthouse one I was thinking the worst what was in those bags, lol.

A vid you do not want to eat anything during

I recently started antidepressants and I feel like a side affect is watching these sad videos lmao

Bahahahahahahaha the dude dying on his pulley activated self butt frickin techniue hahahahahahahahahhahaa

Man I know who was left for several days, decomposing in his bed, while his wife carried on as any woman with advanced dementia would. Her daughter finally visited and smelled what was going on.

I saw a documentary on professional clean up crews. They were cleaning out the apartment of a gay man with AIDS who died in the apartment. He was a gay man who was estranged from his family. He apparently stopped taking his medication for AIDS (he was HIV positive). Nobody came forward to claim his possessions, so the cleanup crew just threw out everything. Poor guy was forgotten even in death 😪

The “world’s greatest dad” story was sad

Ugh that third one though.

"Prison for life is pointless". Maybe not. Who else can be used to threaten over-egoed prisoners into shaping up but the lifers?

Had to repossess a truck in the 80's. The owner had committed suicide in the drivers seat with a shotgun under his chin. The police had impounded the truck for 3 months for "reasons". They never cleaned it. I was going to drive it back to the yard at first, but as soon as I saw the inside of it, I noped out of there. Bank got an extra tow charge added to the job that day. Probably should have towed it straight to the crusher. Have to wonder if the bank resold that truck to someone.

Breakfast: coffee, a cigarette & cleanup of body parts.

Dead bodies aren`t much fun……

2:6 I know right?

23:20 Either it was a typo and it took place in 2011, not 2001. Or OP is not quite truthful.

@emilybarclay8831

6 ай бұрын

What about that story prevents it from having happened in 2001? Did suicides start in 2002?

Knuckle bucket. Gross

Ewwwwwwww!

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This voice is awful