How the crime scene clean up works?
Crime scene clean up can be a scary and challenging job for some. For some people, they might find crime scene cleanup interestingly. They might take this job just to test their curiosity.
But, to talk in a wider term death is not a joke. It can be messy and heartbreaking. That too a crime scene death will be more breaking. Imagine walking into a room with dead bodies or bodies lying around surrounded by a pool of blood. The walls of the room fully filled with blood and fingerprints of the dead person who was trying to save his life somehow. A death scene indicates the pressure and pain of the dead person. It is so shocking and sad.
Most of us have never witnessed a crime scene in real. We just see those in some tTV shows or some news channels. What we see is just some police officers and some crime scene investigators trying to find evidence in the room where the person is found dead. They also search for the whole place where the incident took place. And then, they collect the evidence that they think will support the crime scene and then leave the place. What we do not see in the Tv is that how are they going to clean up the mess that is created because of the murder. Most of the time, if the crime scene occurs in the house. Then the family members should take the responsibility of cleaning the place. The professionals will just remove the body from the scene after investigating and send the body for autopsy.
There are really very few companies that are set up to help the people clean up a crime scene. And it is very hard to find a crime scene cleaner in the locality if it is somewhat rural. So, the already heartbroken family members should clean the place where the crome has und=folded and they should continue living in the place as usual. I personally find this very scared and it is not easy for someone to clean the blood and air condition the room with a room freshener and continue to live as if nothing happened. This will create a depressed state in the case of the individual who is cleaning up the mess and dwell up in between the crime scene.
Cleaning up a crime scene is not like cleaning up spilled food. There are certain procedures and methods that need to be followed when one is cleaning up a crime scene. You cannot just mop the floor as you do always. There are some strict procedures that need to be followed. So many of the family members or say if the crime scene took place at home do not know how to clean up such a mess. If they take the responsibility of cleaning the blood and the place where the crime took place themselves they are more likely to miss so much of the procedures that need to be covered as part of the mandatory procedure that needs to be followed.
