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@whoami5177

5 ай бұрын

Яяяяяяяя

@LeoLinneo27

5 ай бұрын

Gracias por ese detalle

@slushee1

4 ай бұрын

thats really cool lol

@4N4rCo

4 ай бұрын

Tremendo loquendo le mandaron xd

@theperson4yearsago565

4 ай бұрын

Thx.

Having their face covered had me thinking they were.. literally crime scene cleaners.. hired by the criminals lmao.

@Vespyr_

3 ай бұрын

Yeah there are a lot of people who do this job without the melodrama lol

@andrewh3079

3 ай бұрын

me too wtf lol

@77Creation

3 ай бұрын

Probably doesn’t want randos who watched this video coming uo to him on the street asking him about this job. Probably doesn’t want organized crime orgs thinking they know anything either.

@WhirlFo0L

3 ай бұрын

Its to prevent information from leaking about this person pretty simple

@SatanSquad

3 ай бұрын

​@@77CreationThats a She.

Mad respect for the people who do this. They see the worst things imaginable so that the victims' families don't have to.

@salty_superspreader3647

10 ай бұрын

THERE ARE CLEANERS THAT HIT THE PLACE BEFORE COPS SHOW. MOST TIME ITS EMS CLEAR A SPOT. THE PRIVATE OWNED BY CARTELS. YOU CAN CALL THEM BODY SNATCHERS. THERE TO MAKE SURE NO LINKS AND THE HIT IS DONE. JUST NOW. HAVE YOU SEEN PEOPLE FLY OUT OF BODY BAGS STILL ALIVE. BUT I ASURE YOU THIS. THIS WASNT BY MISSTAKE. THEY HAVE BEEN THE WAY TO GO WILL CRIME COVER UPS. NEVER TRUST EMS. NEVER. THEY WILL KILL YOU NO QUESTIONS..TAKE WITH THAT WHAT YOU WILL. DOUBT THAT. WATCH EMS HOW THEY MOVE..IF OUT SITTING. AND WATCHING A AREA. THERE WILL BE A SHOOTING OR CRIME THAT NEEDS THEM IN THAT AREA THERE FIRST..DO NOT PUT YOUR LIFE IN THERE HANDS

@salty_superspreader3647

10 ай бұрын

HE WEARS A MASK. CAUSE HE IS A CRIMINAL. HE HAS COVERED UP THINGS SO FAMILYS NEVER FIND OUT WHO. RESPECT NOTHING. HIS GUILT IS WIEGHTS HEAVY BEHIND THAT MASK. PEOPLE ARE SOOO FOOLISH..THE CODE OF EMS AND THERE CREED IS EVEN SUS AF. THERE PRIVATE GOON CLEANERS. MOST KNW DAYS BEFORE IT HAPPENS IF NOT JUST HOURS TO BE ON CALL. WAKE UP

@chasecharron4546

10 ай бұрын

crime scene cleaners dont hide their face.. there are many... this is fake

@Yahooligan72

10 ай бұрын

ER doctors do. These ppl just clean up

@Shzzaam

10 ай бұрын

​@@Yahooligan72These people save families TONS of emotional trauma. Sparing parents having to clean up the blood from their childs suicide is definitely more than "just clean up"

"how am i supposed to do this job if i just fall apart?" was the most realest thing ive heard today.

@ltav.ii.igaming7325

2 ай бұрын

This person signed up for it. There is no empathy if you decided to sign up for something and then it messed you up mentally. You think those images just leave his head?

@LolitaCraft

Ай бұрын

This is something I can relate to hard as a nurse- one of my professors even specifically stressed that vicarious trauma (ie secondary trauma from caring for the victims) is real and it can eat you alive. Jobs like these can expose you to some truly horrific things on a daily basis, but the job still needs to be done regardless. Someone's gotta do the work- but just like you can't pour from an empty glass, you can't take care of others if you don't care for yourself.

@MillzOvO

Ай бұрын

Shut up you work retail

I’m SO sorry. NO one, not one person on this earth was created to do this job or be exposed to anything like it.

@maxhall7832

3 ай бұрын

I disagree

@redragon9588

3 ай бұрын

Ohh you think so? you are so naive, there quite a lot of people who watches various gruesome videos online, and they quite like it. There more than enough of people who would eve see it as a fun job

@ozenvr

3 ай бұрын

If she didnt like it, she would quit. Theres plenty of other jobs

@feofino1

3 ай бұрын

@@redragon9588 If you think watching gore videos and doing this is the same. You have no idea what she had to go through.

@redragon9588

3 ай бұрын

@@feofino1 that was an example, gore is gore and some people have a fetish for gore

This job is so necessary yet so difficult! I hope all crime scene cleaners have healthy ways to deal with everything they come across

@jonbourgoin182

10 ай бұрын

I would have to think that they are required to see therapists on a regular basis.

@preciadoalex123

10 ай бұрын

There's always someone who's willing to do it. Either these people are messed up in the head too, or they don't really mind seeing stuff like this irl

@hado33_

10 ай бұрын

yeah, they just do some of the drugs they found on the scene and walah

@HolyDiver-dx6px

10 ай бұрын

I cleaned bathrooms at taco bell 😢

@Ahmad67475

10 ай бұрын

@@HolyDiver-dx6px nah but all in seriousness, you good?? People seem to be so obsessed with that place despite what and how it comes out of them? I would need a full hazmat suit for that 😅😂

I hope this person is able to access counseling or therapy. You shouldn't have to deal with this stuff alone, even if it is your job.

@MrArtVein

10 ай бұрын

It's a job but not in the traditional sense. Most don't have a "boss." They're contractors so any therapy etc is out of their own pocket/insurance if that makes sense. The benefits that come with a traditional job aren't related here, unless they've set up their own company to that level.

@ihavefallenandicantreachmy2113

10 ай бұрын

What time is it, when the Counselor/Therapist says: " I can assist you, if you can afford CINNAMON Wage." Time to find a new Counselor/Therapist. Watch your step, on your way out.

@23hours53

10 ай бұрын

what stuff? its a job. if you need therapy becouse your job it isnt a job for you

@honeyFoxx420

10 ай бұрын

Prison will help him

@WatcherOfHorror

10 ай бұрын

This isn't true hahaha anyone can apply to do it. Company I work for was hiring last summer.

You could't pay me enough. Huge respect for who ever does this line of work

@fartmane

3 ай бұрын

how much do they get paid

@anonymous-wx8ly

3 ай бұрын

@@fartmane looks to be 34k-40k a year with potential to increase it seems

@hybbfr727

3 ай бұрын

@@anonymous-wx8ly that is NOT enough

@JojoJukestar

3 ай бұрын

Seriously. That's just sad how little money that is.@@hybbfr727

@anonymous-wx8ly

3 ай бұрын

@@hybbfr727 I looked it up that's what it was in Florida

"At least its contained" IS WILD

@BurnerJan

Ай бұрын

The house being covered in cinnamon flavored lube is crazy too 😭😭😭

It's incredible to me that we walk past physcopaths, mass-drug dealers and murderes everyday and don't suspect a thing. Huge big-ups to these crime scene cleaners as it must sometimes be an extremely streantious strain mentally to walk into these places.

@CamaroLSskateboarding

10 ай бұрын

I was telling somebody a few days ago that almost every prolific serial killer that we all at least know about, are completely unassuming, look at Dahmer, Bundy, even Gacy. A lot of the population, even myself if we see a person on the street that looks "threatening ", those people are usually never the really sick individuals we would expect them to be just at a glance.

@michaelandrews4783

10 ай бұрын

Most of them are members of upper management of companies.

@yesitzmeh

10 ай бұрын

People love cocaine! I don’t unfortunately, but I like 🧀 😮

@megatronskneecap

10 ай бұрын

@@yesitzmeh Haha. People love Ketamine but I like Cornflakes.

@MartinWasTaken

10 ай бұрын

You walk past drug dealers everyday when you walk past a shop that sells alcohol or a pharmacytical reseller. Remember alcohol and nicotine are also drugs. Most medicine is also based on drugs.

Listening to this guy speak about his experiences is so deeply disturbing and sends chills down my spine. Doing what this guy does would be one of the worst jobs in the world.

@user-ik7vm1kt6q

9 ай бұрын

It's a woman actually, or at least someone who presents femininely. The description says "she"

@bluecollary

9 ай бұрын

And also a lil "suprised" that a cat could eat a decomposed brain/ organ, bcs most of the time- cats walk away even from expired, horrible smell, unfresh dishes/ food/ ingredients. They do barely eat rodents they killed. *they can, but rarely want to, unless they must/ mega hungry Yes. We are talkin about human and tragedy here. I'm not psychopath nor cold blood. Just questioning. I thought it was just a script? But.."no." My bad. - This isn't a job. It's a call for the chosen one, imo. *altho they mostly do bcs they got no options lett

@frobber150

9 ай бұрын

It is a woman. They disguised her voice and gave her a mask, because gangsters have shot at other crime scene cleaners.

@MrFish-ko7vi

9 ай бұрын

@@bluecollary what confused me more is how strong that fall must have been to split her skull

@Michael-Archonaeus

9 ай бұрын

​@@MrFish-ko7viSomething could have pushed her over violently, she could have hit her head on something hard and sharp, perhaps an imperfection in the floor or a feature of some kind.

Just googled crime scene cleaner yearly salary. It’s saying 30-34k. I can’t put into words how fucking unreal that is, and that people willingly do it every day. I’d go without a LOT of things if that was the only job available to me.

@DizGRUNTLED-cl4oc

4 ай бұрын

Oh yeah Man, I completely agree with you. The underground workers are definitely underpaid. It's crazy

@A6Legit

Ай бұрын

3:03 "I'm not able to do anything else except for my job" Is this person unemployable in every other job or something

I’ve been doing this for a year now, the best part of this job is helping families, you can truly tell how much they appreciate you.

@sekiroemo

2 ай бұрын

how much are u pay to do this? But, who pay? Government?

@SeattleRaindrop206

2 ай бұрын

What’s the job title, I’m wondering what it would even be called?

@bradley8258

2 ай бұрын

@@SeattleRaindrop206crime scene cleaner

@kiri4099

Ай бұрын

@@sekiroemo probably the people who hire you since (as far as i know) a lot of people who do this job dont exacly work under companies and even if they do its probably the company and not the govermant who pays them (like a regular cleaning company)

I remember in a really messed up event back in 2015, a friend of mine died of a self inflicted gunshot wound, her husband at the time couldn't afford any cleanup for the scene, so I volunteered. It's something I'll never forget, of course the coroner already took her body away but the bathroom was full of death. I'll never forget the day I picked up my friends brain matter.... it's not something I think I'd ever be able to do again

@Anakaraya

10 ай бұрын

I hope you have sought mental health support. What you went through is a real trauma. I'm so sorry for your loss.

@TheFailroaders

10 ай бұрын

@@Anakaraya yeah I've discussed it during therapy, it was terrible, it was weird because in the moment cleaning it up its like the act of that wasn't sinking into my reality until later after I finished and cried in the shower at my home. I've sense moved away and rarely ever think of her, I do miss her a lot.

@idontknowwhattoputhere.3572

10 ай бұрын

Jesus Christ

@ihavefallenandicantreachmy2113

10 ай бұрын

Next time, pretend you are a Cat.

@ContentMadame

10 ай бұрын

You have my sympathies. I spent the week before Christmas 2003 cleaning up my husband, packing our lives into boxes and shrieking between bouts of shock. I've never forgiven him for that.

When he was talking about scrubbing the brain off the floor, it reminded me of my aunt who died in her house while giving birth on her own. There were pieces of meat, congealed blood, urine, even her nails on the floor. Some things you just can't unsee.. i was just 19 at that time but i can still remember every detail; the feelings, even the smell of the place.

@Michael-Archonaeus

9 ай бұрын

Good reason never to leave a pregnant woman on her own.

@chocopie1033

9 ай бұрын

wow

@RedHeadRGR

9 ай бұрын

@@Michael-Archonaeus she was only 5 months pregnant, and my uncle was working as a truck driver. It wasn't really a "normal" situation, the investigation led to even more questions than answers.

@hiiiiii507

9 ай бұрын

@@RedHeadRGR I'm so sorry you had to go through that.

@anime_cyko

9 ай бұрын

The speaker is a woman.

The cat that ate the owner’s brains is scary af 😰

@zxzxzxzxzxxz

3 ай бұрын

dogs would do the same too. sad our pets would eat us after everything :

@raynayay

3 ай бұрын

​@@zxzxzxzxzxxzanimals are messed up for sure. I know any animal would most likely would do the same but I've continuously seen cats eat decomposing human organs and I can't look at them the same anymore. It's disturbing

@Mimix-o

3 ай бұрын

I have a cat and don’t care 😭 cats are animals of course they would eat us Im not really grossed out its just sad

@u__u7

3 ай бұрын

@@raynayay its not that deep cz they're animals and don't know any better, plus they gotta be really hungry unfortunately to eat whatever they can

@nedcramdon1306

3 ай бұрын

If any of us were stranded with no food and just a dead person. Well..... you can guess, right?

This is horrific. Every crime scene cleaner should have a mental health counsellor provided to them. They are doing an amazing job in a horrible world. They deserve to be treated better.

From a crime/accident/suicide scene containment- and trauma-counsellor: you guys are incredible, I can't even imagine doing your job. In my job, we obviously call our local CSC business all the time and they're amazing. Thank you for doing the things no victim's loved ones (or anyone, you included) ever should have to

@Arthurian.

10 ай бұрын

They aren't allowed to clean it up by law. I would expect you to know this considering your claim of employment.

@tickledtoffee

10 ай бұрын

@@Arthurian. I'm not American. Cleanup is the family's problem here

@Arthurian.

10 ай бұрын

@@tickledtoffee so you're calling the families the crime scene cleanup crews? You're double talking yourself

@tickledtoffee

10 ай бұрын

​@@Arthurian. families are responsible for cleanup. They may do it themselves, ask a friend to do it or hire a professional crime scene cleanup business. Stop trolling

@Arthurian.

10 ай бұрын

@@tickledtoffee I'm not trolling. You are double talking yourself and you know it.

Honestly I felt every word he said. I’m a funeral director and embalmer and I think this job made me get extreme anxiety. I think of the world as a danger and how you can easily be here one day and gone the next. Really fks with your mental health seeing everything you see daily and having to be there to carry the weight of people grieving while not being able to care for your own mental health and missing so much time away from the ones you care about most. I too go on call before crime scene cleanup comes so I see first hand the travesties you can only imagine them to be or that you see in movies. I sometimes wonder why I got myself into this career and I feel like I fkd myself over. I will never be able to see the world through nieve eyes. 🤢

@ivanjakanov

9 ай бұрын

even with pitch shifting and wearing a mask, it's pretty easy to tell it's a female speaking, also in the description it describes the informer as she. not that it really matters since they're trying to hide the identity. i think it's bizarre they are hiding the identity if it's actually a legal job. but i can see how someone would want to hide their real face talking about some things

@anitaknight3915

9 ай бұрын

I resonated with what you wrote. I'm a grief trauma mental health counselor. It's very difficult we are there to comfort & emotionally support people at their worst to the detriment of our own mental health . It can be very isolating, depressing, and draining. It'd be great to shed a light on the challenges of being a funeral director/embalmer.

@ahsiek

9 ай бұрын

she

@s3mddsi812

9 ай бұрын

ppl replying she are bots. but its rlly not too late to switch man. whether to another regular job or even something online. not worth sacrificing yourself for a job you hate when there are so many other options

@Hawkeyes319

8 ай бұрын

I always wondered why would anyone take that job.. what’s your story?

This reminds me of the first and only shooting call I did as an EMT. The victim had half of their head and face blown off, with a shotgun blast at less than 10 feet. Fortunately, and also unfortunately, the victim survived, but was left horribly disfigured. After that, I can testify with certainty that the human brain is indeed pink. That was over 15 years ago, and even thinking about it now still bothers me. What you see on TV or even here on YouPoop, or even reading the run sheet, doesn't even compare to the terror and disbelief that you feel when you're in the thick of it while having to maintain your composure. It entirely changes your perspective on the world, and makes you resentful of the people around you who are blissfully unaware of the carnage that you've been forced to bear witness to. It takes a special kind of soul to be able to absorb all of that horror, trauma, and pain into themselves; to venture into the darkness that is human nature and find their way back to the light. The Informer is a good soul, and I believe God is with him. I only hope that he will not lose his way.

@A6Legit

Ай бұрын

"Fortunately and unfortunately" just about sums it up

@jettlii5872

Ай бұрын

One of my best friends is an EMT firefighter and he's witnessed some true carnage, like decapitations, dead babies, etc. I can't help but think about what you said about being resentful to those blissfully unaware because I've thought about that from my perspective of being spared from those horrors. I spoke to my friend last week and his entire demeanor was much more stoic and serious. I hope I get to see him soon and give him a big hug. Our other friends I don't think know how truly fucked up his job can really be, and I am one of the only people hes told some of these stories to.

@noyfb4769

Ай бұрын

@@A6Legit I'm incapable of imagining anything 'fortunate' about surviving something like that. Horror movies seem tame in comparison to what some people go through.

I can't imagine having to see all that. Mad respect for doing what you do

I found out recently that in America, a crime scene cleaner isnt automatically called in by the authorities. YOU have to find and employ a company yourself, and YOU have to pay for it, i was shocked.

@TheThetechnician

10 ай бұрын

Who else would pay, the bloke down the road?

@sarahmunoz5749

10 ай бұрын

@@TheThetechnicianthe fucking government

@behavior2836

10 ай бұрын

@@TheThetechnician the government

@monkeymoment6478

10 ай бұрын

@@behavior2836 So the bloke down the road? The government’s money doesn’t come from a pig’s ass.

@thetayz72

10 ай бұрын

@@behavior2836 so then he was technically correct

Sad part is that the victims of crimes have to do or hire their own cleanup crews. The city does not provide that for you.

@mercygirl317

10 ай бұрын

i didnt know that. interesting, thanks

@mhthekilla

10 ай бұрын

​@@mercygirl317You're weird af.

@alf3707

10 ай бұрын

What the hell? Why?

@williambutler1955

10 ай бұрын

@@alf3707 I don’t know. I just remember watching a video about what happens after the crime scene is released back to victims. It was said they have to pay for their own cleanup.

@williambutler1955

10 ай бұрын

Here’s something. That rapper that was killed posting pics on ig in the dead persons blood in his apartment. Only reason he was able to do so was because he didn’t hire a cleanup crew and the city didn’t take care of it even though he was a victim in that situation.

Great job explaining what you have experience not only on the job but LiFE.

The courage to sit up there and talk these things is amazing. Props to you

I feel like a job like this would make it impossible for you to trust anyone forever. Seeing the worst of people and what they can do is terrifying

@MartinWasTaken

10 ай бұрын

It's not like Police or EMS have it any better, they have to assess the scene first. Haven't heard any of them losing the trust of their friends.

@annatetiad.4991

9 ай бұрын

@@MartinWasTaken TRue - ambos are first on the scene and have extremely high levels of PTSD

@Bournefort

3 ай бұрын

Exactly. Police have to deal with scumbags day in and day out. Then the criminals want to defund the police and send them all to prison. @@MartinWasTaken

@islixxn

3 ай бұрын

not rlly bro u dont know what u yapping about@@MartinWasTaken

@saharaloveland

3 ай бұрын

including the person with such a job I would never trust him because disturbed minds will do anything

These cleaners got nuts. The strong mentality you must have to do this job is on another level.

@carolinemg8256

10 ай бұрын

missed a really good opportunity there bud…

@honeyFoxx420

10 ай бұрын

"job" lol

@sleepy...7218

8 ай бұрын

@@honeyFoxx420 yes it is a job imagine walking into a room and having to clean corpses, blood, feces, urine, semen and other disturbing things.

@ascendednightingale2456

6 ай бұрын

@@honeyFoxx420… how is it not a job? Please enlighten us.

@donalddarko5807

5 ай бұрын

​@@ascendednightingale2456 "The only real Job is the one I'm doing"

This woman has gone through so much.

@Anna8765

Ай бұрын

How the hell did you think this man is a woman

So much respect for this guy. Thank you for the work you do.

@lmdsn

3 ай бұрын

it is a woman with a voice changer

I know a real life CSI. She always got a laugh out of people who would watch the show and think "hey, this is cool!" and then they see the reality of what the job really entails. She explained some of the aspects of the job that are anything but clean.

@heimbiggysmallz

10 ай бұрын

As opposed to a Fictional CSI?

@erossinema8797

10 ай бұрын

The smell is what I couldn't handle.

@crosswalklarry

10 ай бұрын

So you are saying Hollywood is Fantasy and done for ratings? 😂

@Arthurian.

10 ай бұрын

​@@erossinema8797I have a friend who does body removal before crime scene/death cleanups come in, for southeast Michigan. He has some wild stories, one time it was a SEVERELY obese person, heavily decomposed and their leg fell off when they picked up the body!!

@zackwajer339

10 ай бұрын

What's her name.

Way, way beyond my pay grade . . . infinite respect for anyone who can actually do this, and stay relatively sane.

@mathshouldntdie9996

10 ай бұрын

Sanenas

@Voltomess

9 ай бұрын

I would say people like this should make a ton of $$$ but as I know this #$%ked up system the company owner makes a lot and cleaners probably make $17/h

@JayTX.

9 ай бұрын

Harsh realities of what " humanity" is and has always been ....we just just to look away from it but it's always been here

@chuusenberg519

9 ай бұрын

Pay grade, gay parade

She/he needs a hug, a therapist, and a vacation to somewhere beautiful every two months. Edit: I wanna hug this person so badly. I know what its like to be traumatized and I wanna free them of their pain. That is so horrible.

@ericbattista9341

13 күн бұрын

You’re being too dramatic, it’s a job these people willingly do.

@seraphsilent5255

20 сағат бұрын

@@ericbattista9341 so just because they choose to do the job, they shouldn't receive any praise or sympathy?

I got respect to anyone who does this as a profession and has the stomach to handle everything that comes with it.

"I thought I would get better dealing with surviving victims. But I never get any better, I stay the same." This is a perfect description. I finally start to understand only a little what these cleaners are going through. They have all my respect, even when I can't imagine the things they have seen

@shazzamjf

3 ай бұрын

So you tell me that the police in america is leaving a crime scene after they just took the body and then let the family of the victim get back in to their still f'ed up home and the cleaner has to deal with them!? Bruh...america is f'ed up on another level holy shot..

Wow. Thank you Vice for giving this woman a platform to talk about her career as a crime scene cleaner. My concern for people who do this type of work is always their mental health. I hope she have healthy ways to decompress and also, sees a counselor/therapist at least once every month.

@harrypothead4575

10 ай бұрын

I think that's a man not a woman.

@saantonandre

10 ай бұрын

@harrypothead4575​ pronoun in video description

@tevinroeser1168

10 ай бұрын

I think its a dude

@TheXshot

10 ай бұрын

@@tevinroeser1168 The video description says "she".

@lukeslayer

10 ай бұрын

​@@saantonandrepronoun or ACTUAL gender

i feel horrible that they have to see all that just to help the community, they deserve the world.

Thank you ever so much for making this video. I hope you are feeling better. I can't imagine doing your job. I can imagine how all that “Dark Side” of life could really get to you. There is still beauty all around you. Try to enjoy something everyday.

I used to work in a residential facility for seniors. An old nice lady who was obviously drunk called me to ask if I could talk with her. I was working the night shift and I had nothing to do so I said yes. We chatted a bit, then she told me about her husband who shot himself in the basement while she was in their house, and she had to clean everything by herself. I will never forget how I felt when she said that she had to pick up pieces of her husband's skull and brain all by herself. I wish she could have had some help from someone :/ Thanks for doing this job

@becominghero9754

9 ай бұрын

@damiancerruti6718

7 ай бұрын

Cool!

@topraktunca1829

4 ай бұрын

@@damiancerruti6718 bro wtf.. cool ?

@larsonfamilyhouse

3 ай бұрын

The coroner is actually responsible to collect all body parts- she should have called their office if it wasnt done correctly the first time.

I have always wondered why my cat hangs out at night around my head. Now, I can see he’s planning on eating my brain.

@daniellekrammel4211

10 ай бұрын

😂

@petergotham6590

10 ай бұрын

Yea that cat was crazy

@suewalker8586

Ай бұрын

Creepy.👀

Always have massive respect to people who have to clean these kind of messes. I don't think anyone on this planet could be prepared for this kind of job.

I want to hug this person. This was distributing. I feel for those who have the stomach to do this job.

I've seen horrible, gut-wrenching, unbelievable things and what I noticed about how the things I've experienced affected me is that i respect death now. I understand how real it is. Most people are so detached from it. I also respect the value of all life now, not just human. I learned empathy.

@homosexualpanic

10 ай бұрын

What, seem things in person or on the internet? Plus learning empathy through seeing fucked up things is in itself, pretty fucked up. You shouldn't have to do that to "learn" empathy

@Son-of-Tyr

10 ай бұрын

@@homosexualpanic I'm not talking about anything on the internet. I don't consider that "seeing things". And I didn't just see, I experienced. And fncked up or not, it worked. Nearly the entire world is so up its own ass with make believe problems that it's not a surprise to me that I couldn't empathize with anyone in it. I still sometimes have difficulty empathizing with people when I look at what people think are "real problems" in the US but my past experiences help me with that. Regardless, believe what you want. Opinions are like assh0les, everyone's got one. Including you, me and the brain cleaner.

@Son-of-Tyr

10 ай бұрын

@@Resplencemelodi Once you see it up close, especially if it's someone you know and/or care about, it becomes very real. And I understand about being antisocial. I was before and still am to a degree. When I experienced these things, it made me appreciate the people I had left. You might not notice at first, but their absence becomes very real.

@MrArtVein

10 ай бұрын

@@homosexualpanic name checks out

@MrArtVein

10 ай бұрын

@@Son-of-Tyr this. As a child I thought it was normal to have these experiences. I didn't learn til later lots of people don't lose someone close until they're an adult. I couldn't imagine that. Maybe that's why they felt so unbreakable until that point

One of my neighbors died a few years back. I was just getting home and had to walk past her apartment when they were pulling her body out through the front door. They just plopped her down on the ground and she slumped forward like a sack of flour while they got the stretcher ready. She was in a body bag, so I didn't see any gore or anything, but just seeing my lifeless neighbor being tossed around like that messed me up for several weeks. I can't imagine what these people must go through emotionally after seeing the things they see.

@I_g_396

10 ай бұрын

Same my neighbor died from a overdose in his bathroom and I witnessed him getting pulled out in a body bag and they kinda accidentally dropped him a little it was a weird sight that I can never get out of my head.

@_thepoet68

10 ай бұрын

Seeing them take my mom out of the house in that black body bag kinda nonchalantly after passing from cancer messed me up also

@loveless3578

10 ай бұрын

I am so sorry OP and the other commenters had these experiences. When I worked in mortuary transport the first thing I was told was to always treat the deceased with the respect they deserve. It's disgusting how many people go into the field and treat them like they're trash. I always reported people who were disrespectful to the dead to the coroner. The business of death is huge but also very much like a community so the bad ones are usually fired very quickly and unlikely to get hired for the same line of work in the area.

@Sharon...

10 ай бұрын

That's just having zero respect,!

@browniepoints5227

9 ай бұрын

Yeah it’s like a moment ago that person had thoughts and feeling now their just a bag of meat

Im stunned just hearing abt this. God bless this individual and the work they do

Thank you for sharing your story with us. Someday when you're older I wish you'd forget all of this and feel a little lighter.❤

I really feel for this person, this video was honestly heartbreaking. I know someone has to do this work, but it sounds absolutely brutal. I just finished listening to the audiobook by former NYC Medical Examiner Barbara Butcher, "What The Dead Know." Very similar kinds of stories. She is an incredibly strong woman who ended up taking some time in a psychiatric facility after losing her job, not mainly because of the job loss, but because she struggled so much with the impacts of having to turn off her emotions for so many years.

Wow…I wonder if they automatically pay for these people to have therapy. It should be MANDATORY! There are so many mental health concerns here…😳

@ashleythaxton9667

10 ай бұрын

Who are “they”…”automatically” from what money…? To which therapists? Mandated by whom? Of course not

@Philth_E

10 ай бұрын

The companies don't, I used to work for one. Good money but gruesome stuff at times.

@Su2D2

10 ай бұрын

They don't

@Ccfatfat8427

10 ай бұрын

Crime scene cleaners aren’t hired by the city, they’re normally locally/privately owned businesses but if the company these people work for can afford to get therapy for their cleaners they definitely should, I can’t even begin to imagine how injurious this job is to the mental state of these people.

@samsonsoturian6013

10 ай бұрын

Jobs that no one want like butcher and plumber pay usually well relative to the amount of skill required. I have no doubt this job is no different.

Thank you for doing the work that only a select few can handle.

I have nothing but respect and admiration for people who do this kind of work. I know, for sure, I would never be able to do it.

I worked for a junk removal company, and I’m so glad that the worst we had to deal with was just the worst of peoples living habits and not human remains. Although the mystery cooler that had been chilling on this guys porch with old meat inside could’ve been anything.

@edgardorodriguez5800

10 ай бұрын

😢

@crystalstewart5568

5 ай бұрын

Uh yeah, was gonna say, you've definitely dealt with human remains. You just don't/didn't know it 😢

@ericbattista9341

13 күн бұрын

@@crystalstewart5568Man, gotta love people who swear they know what they’re talking about!

People assume that crime scene cleaners or morticians are weird or psychotic. Many of them had bad experiences with someone passing and want to make sure other people don’t experience it.

@briannamills1386

10 ай бұрын

Exactly how I feel as a firefighter, I had a friend shot next door , and my dad overdosed , I wanna have the chance to maybe save someone next time

@dragonzone-le5hv

10 ай бұрын

@@briannamills1386 I’m so sorry. Thank you for all you do. I work at a restaurant. Im in college. I always make sure to thank all the police, military, firefighters, emts, nurses etc that come in. You are loved and appreciated even when you don’t see it or feel that way. Sending virtual hugs 🤗

@blackqweenmars

8 ай бұрын

Some of them are though

@val4260

8 ай бұрын

Do you know why they have them wear a mask in this video

@blackqweenmars

8 ай бұрын

@@val4260 probably for anonymity so that they aren’t identified by people who could possibly use it against them

I'm always curious and I want to learn, but these topics are particularly horrifying. I can't imagine how hard it must be. Crime scene cleaners should also get therapy and other support systems. This is scary and it's heartbreaking. "I thought I would get better at dealing with surviving victims, but I never get any better. I stay the same." I hope she gets some sort of help and support to help her and give her a better life.

Prayers for their PTSD. Someone must do this job but at the expense of their own mental health 😢

@blackqweenmars

8 ай бұрын

@iamme25yago somebody has to do it

Thank you vice for the incredible work and the person telling the story. I couldnt do it.

Thank you. You should have a sort of support group to people who do this kind of job

This is a discussion that would make people uncomfortable or even grossed out slightly. I have a feeling there's much more to this than we will ever know. This contains a whole lot of insights we always need to bear in mind.

@davechristian7543

10 ай бұрын

wat r u into that sort of stuff r ya?

@jonbourgoin182

10 ай бұрын

Yeah this video could and should have been much longer than 6 and a half minutes.

my aunt was one of the worst hoarders. she died in her disgusting 8 ft tall pile. I am grateful to the crew for cleaning up her

@LonelyK1d

10 ай бұрын

You got a pretty mouth , i hope she hears what you have to say about her death 😂

@LvUhcX

10 ай бұрын

@@LonelyK1dtruths hurt … despite empathy

@cyberpunkin742

10 ай бұрын

@@LonelyK1d why do you even pretend to care, you dont know them

Respect to this person for sharing. You are well spoken & may God bless you and continue to heal us all 🙏

I did trauma cleaning for a short time and couldn't handle it. Not even so much the nasty stuff but the having to be fully suited and masked up for so long I couldn't do it. Respect to the folks who deal with the stuff that nobody else wants to.

@missdaydreamss

10 ай бұрын

that's interesting lol. it wasnt death that made you stop, it was your uniform

@philiproudabush7975

10 ай бұрын

​@@missdaydreamssI doubt I could tolerate being in that suit either

@xpeacemaster

10 ай бұрын

@@missdaydreamss yeah a bunny suit, where your skin starts to grow fungus from the excess moisture

I really hope you feel mentally stable. It's a lot and I wouldn't survive seeing all that. I have enough troubles on my own. I also feel so bad for all the people that got hurt at such a schene. Horrifying. Thank you for the traumatizing work you do. I wouldn't be as strong as you.

@SedriqMiers

10 ай бұрын

We dont thank trash men for doing the crappy job they do daily just like her but the bandwagon and virtue signalling hustling for likes, subs and views is the currency sheeple are dying for these days - smh.

The amount of respect I have for the people that have this job. I really hope that this person is getting into therapy. I really hope that they are getting paid real good

Thank you so much your job!❤😢 Thank you so much all of cleaner in the world❤ from S.Korea🇰🇷

Thats a hard job. Respect to anyone that works in that profession.

Informer is my favorite series now, these are such illuminating stories that remind me of how disturbing and bad the world is

@justmechanicthings

10 ай бұрын

Can be, there's also a lot of beauty in the world too

@MartinWasTaken

10 ай бұрын

@@justmechanicthings There is very little of it, you see beauty only when you don't think about the fact that people in China right now are worked to death or that there is 32 armed conflicts happening or that some people are born allergic to oxygen or that just this second a random woman was raped and killed. You know? It's very hard to focus on the beauty if you care about humanity.

@oliviascarlet123

8 ай бұрын

@@MartinWasTaken everything is a balance. for every second somebody gets murdered, someone else was just embraced by a loved one. you can be passionate about humanity and still recognize the beautiful aspects of life. the fact that you’re even passionate about humanity is beautiful in itself. culture is beautiful. community is beautiful. obviously things like murder and rape are devastating events, but life’s beauty is present every day.

I respect this guy for going through all of the hard stuff that is traumatizing

@lmdsn

3 ай бұрын

idk how so many people are mistaking a clearly pitch shifted female voice for a male voice

@merinquepie

3 ай бұрын

@@lmdsn RIGHT OH MY GOD

There's a special kind of respect you have towards people in that field of work- knowing they have to see the worst parts of what people can do and darkest parts of life on a frequent basis. There is no sum of money which could have me work in a job like that, it would just be too much for me to take.

Working in the same field, I always feel bad for wanting jobs because of the context of the job itself. It's a necessary awful job to have, but I can happily say I do love the job. Helping out families and seeing the place after we're done is incredibly rewarding.

@PopeRichardConwayIII

10 ай бұрын

how can I enter this field

@danielmorris3609

10 ай бұрын

@@PopeRichardConwayIII as a scene cleaner myself, start with an IICRC certification in ‘trauma and crime scene cleaning’ it’s what businesses will look for also highly regarded is experience with industrial cleaning/biological cleaning. hope this helped :)

@becominghero9754

9 ай бұрын

This comment was encouraging to read

@JohnDoeRando

6 ай бұрын

You shouldn't feel bad for wanting to do your job... Somebody's gotta do this stuff after all.

"How am i suppose to do this job, if i just fall apart" The respect i have for this man and people like him is immense, Take care G

@Rhovanion85

10 ай бұрын

She's a woman.

@MartinWasTaken

10 ай бұрын

Bro in what Universe did actually think that was a man?

@c0nicalflask

7 ай бұрын

@@MartinWasTaken people think women don't do these kind of jobs

@zxzxzxzxzxxz

3 ай бұрын

@@c0nicalflask but dudes can look like that. giv bro a break, its not that deep

@ThePearlpeltShadow

3 ай бұрын

She's a woman :) Great to hear you respect her so much! I do too, she's such a great person and very strong to do this

this wouldn’t be easy for anyone to do - much respect to anyone in this career.

Aww this person is an Angel. I hope this person has an amazing support system who listens and comforts and reassures that what she / he is doing an amazing job and that not everything in the world is as it seems.xx❤

That's fuckin rough man. Shout out to all the people who do this job. 💔

My older sister used to have a friend who worked doing crime scene clean up in Las Vegas, he said it was the most depressing thing you could possibly imagine

Wow as someone’s love language is acts of kindness I wouldn’t mind to help a family who can’t afford or have the strength to clean after a traumatic event.

Absolutely gripping! I pray for this person's life and sanity.

My best friend who I knew for 20 years had an absence epilepsy episode and fell straight into the train. It took his head off and he's leg. I needed counselling for 3 months after that. That morning I was having breakfast in a cafe with him 2 hours later the unthinkable happened RIP my Buietifull friend Stephen 🌹

@dliap98

3 ай бұрын

i have no words. i can't even imagine what that must have been like to witness. i'm so sorry you lost your friend in such a horrible way and i hope you have been able to heal somewhat from the trauma. i hope you are doing alright, and rest in peace to him❤

God be with you young man .. mentally n physically , this job ain't for everyone you definitely have the gift to help families 🙏💯♡

Interviewing a former Catholic Priest on what he observed during confessions would be very interesting.

@cptn_chromo3189

3 ай бұрын

Priests can't break the seal of confession.

@samuellin1014

3 ай бұрын

@@cptn_chromo3189 Hence, FORMER.

@meatbeater3000

3 ай бұрын

@@cptn_chromo3189 That's why they said [former] priest but yeah

Man, this has to be one of the hardest jobs in the world. I really do hope that this person has a strong support system around them. I know that somebody has to do it, but still... Hugs to them.

I am shaking because of this must of been a traumatic experience for you and the victims.😢

Bless your heart. Please have a positive way to deal with this. Your one in a million. Blessings Be.

I never thought about this. It opened my eyes and touched me deeply. What a f%$#ed up job and can you imagine the nightmares these 'cleaners' face. It would literally screw you up. I am so sorry for these workers, so grateful, and honestly they deserve to be heroes. Can you imagine growing up as a kid, you would never think you would end up doing this. They honestly deserve to be rewarded. I too have such admiration and respect. Thank-you for the video and for teaching me.

@MartinWasTaken

10 ай бұрын

They show this in practically every crime tv show

@damiancerruti6718

7 ай бұрын

Hi mommy

The ending was really honest. I think that’s a common response that we don’t like to discuss too much x

I am going into crime scene cleaning and listening to this just helps me get prepared for it

Wow , this is incredible, He seems to be a really decent guy. I do understand his pain , just being a human being I'm sure this would take its toll on a person.

You are such a strong person. Someone has to do this job. Thank you! I can’t begin to imagine how hard your job would be 😢

That’s a frickin hard job, man. I would be traumatized and sobbing on the floor if I tried to do that job. You don’t get to pick what house you end up at. The death scene of a child would be a job that messed me up bad. I feel terrible for first responders who have to find these people, but I never considered the mental impact it must have on the people who have to clean it up. These people provide an invaluable service. Thanks for doing what you do. I couldn’t.

“*The first time I seen brains*” I was like dang his thoughts are all over the place 😂

I work with people already and its draining, BUT I could never pull for a job like THIS. My hat goes off to every person working in these environments.

Literally i have so much respect. I know i couldn’t handle any of this.

Respect to someone who does this

I think one of the biggest problems with our society is that individuals are expected to 'specialize' in just one particular thing, and they are essentially forced to overdo it. Many, many jobs cause injuries from repetition (sitting too much, performing a particular hand motion too much, etc.). In this case, 500 years ago basically every person would have to deal with a few traumatic incidents in their lives, but at least the trauma was spread out. The wife would have had to clean up after her husband's suicide, etc. Now we expect one poor soul to deal with this type of thing day in and day out, and we're just not built for it, in the same way we aren't built to be sitting all day long.

@nellieshoals

4 ай бұрын

interesting take!!!

Not all heroes wear capes Some of them help us by cleaning a scene after a loved one goes and makes moving on easier ❤

I always thought crime scene cleaners were in the same conglomerate as police officers. I was so wrong. As someone who would like to study to become a paramedic or a sex crimes detective videos like this one that don’t sugarcoat depravity are always appreciated.

@tiaslays255

8 ай бұрын

If you become a paramedic you will also be cleaning stuff like this,as well. I always recommended people to do a normal job. It will give you the worst PTSD. If you go through with it please go to therapy and get on medicine or that job will drive you to suicide.

@CallMeNevermore

8 ай бұрын

@@tiaslays255 I appreciate your concern. Thank you. The people in my household and a few clinicians know I‘ve always been a bit off. I don’t feel some emotions and the ones I feel aren’t deep. This lack of emotional experience makes it so that I‘m unaffected by traumatic events I witness. It also means I get easily bored in normal jobs. I need the stimulation of a heroic career to feel something.

My mom did the crime scene cleanup for about 6 years. Crazy ass job that most people tend to ignore lol

Yk what the part I appreciate most is that they admitted to being desensitized and saying the job has messed with their mental health and just being real and upfront it takes a lot to admit something like that for some people yk so honestly clap it up for you and I hope you do seek any sort of help if you ever ever ever feel like you need it people will always be there for you some people don’t realize that and end up in ridiculous situations but it never is too late

Bless you man... I can not imagine, do not want to imagine.

These guys are the true heroes of our society. It takes willpower as strong as steel to do this job

@ThePearlpeltShadow

3 ай бұрын

*these women!

As a regular pro cleaner in a college town- my hats off to you! I thought about doing crime scene cleaning because of the insane money. I cant even do frat houses 😂😂

@WhoTFVotedBiden

10 ай бұрын

Shoot. You can come clean my place

@Snt2destroy

10 ай бұрын

Wth i just looked up the rate and they pay the same as my old juice bar job 19$ an hour

@salboyz5727

10 ай бұрын

@@Snt2destroyfast food pays more😭

@Snt2destroy

10 ай бұрын

@@salboyz5727 deadass 😂.. rather that than clean up brains off the floor

@zureai

10 ай бұрын

@@Snt2destroy Once you go commercial and have gigs lined up every month... yeah thats when the money start pouring in

You're doing a brave job. God bless you with serenity.

Indeed its very difficult. I'm a security supervisor. I once worked at a high rise in downtown Los Angeles. And I had the misfortune of being the first responder to a suicide. Some poor heartbroken guy leaped to his death. There were brain fragments everywhere, his skull laid on the concrete like a broken ceramic vase, and the smell of a fresh kill still haunts me..... So for this guy to witness death for a living....SALUTE TO HIM FOR REAL.