1st story; there are two smells, maggots & decomp, that when you know them you never forget them. Decomp is a persistent, permeating odour that is hard to lose. I feel for you, even though I can tolerate both smells relatively easily. (Got home after one who was at least 6weeks deceased, partially mummified, went home via supermarket to get washing pods; 3 in the machine followed by full stripdown into machine, & a long shower)
You could get died for pulling someone over for speeding. There are a lot of cases like that. I remember one instance from a year or so ago where a new officer pulled a guy over, who was wanted for dealing, and I think some violence, the officer didn't know about the warrant or the guy's past offenses. The guy gets out of his truck with an AR after the officer goes to his squad car to check the guy's plates and stuff, the officer was not expecting it and ended up getting shot by the guy with the rifle as he fled into a field. The guy was later cornered by more officers and was taken down in a shootout. But yeah, it can be a pretty dangerous if not disturbing job sometimes. For the most part it's a pretty boring job, from what I've heard, lots of paperwork.
Body in the oven: why didn't they leave the body be if it was clearly dead? How were they to know the circumstances of the death? It might have been a suicide, but it might have been a homicide. Leave the scene as is and get in detectives and the coroner. (Says the "First 48" fan.)
Petition to replace “Creepiest” in the thumbnail to “Nastiest.” Damn I expected spooky urban exploration type stuff with the obvious crime elements, not straight up gore or the likes. Good lord! Bless the people that have iron stomachs and go out there being brave, I’d be gagging and losing it over the unfortunate circumstances.
A good friend of mine is a officer, he talk about what he sees to me, since I'm Ems. Told me about a house search with arson found a few body's. Never made news since it was asked not to. Anyways god bless.
Didn't know her. Maybe she was a particularly bad crime scene. Bad partner maybe. Googled her. Turns I did know her case. And I wanted to forget that case. Regret. In all seriousness these types of videos really do reveal the humanity behind the uniform. And the absolute horrid things cleanup crews have to go through aswell.
0:44 that must have been hell for that guy. He lost both of his sons to a terrible freak explosion/fire and his wife was “down the street with another man” while he’s just trying to play poker. He lost his kids and most likely his wife in the same day. Poor guy I hope he is doing good.
Nope, I couldn't be a cop. That job includes way too much contact with physically and behaviorally disgusting shit. I have a weak stomach and depressive tendencies already.
6:17 is this about the FarmVille murders? Syko Sam? Also the worst thing I’ve ever seen in the crime scene pictures of the MH17 crash, which you can find online. It was a plane that was flying from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur in India, when the plane flew over Russia it was shot down. Everyone on the plane died and the crime scene photos are of the bodies, there is one picture where it looks like a body crashed into a house leaving a hole in the roof but that definitely wasn’t the worst.
My dad's cousin was found in his house after being dead for nine months. We used to go to his house regularly when I was much younger. He was previously married but had gotten a divorce and became a recluse after he and his wife had a baby that died. He was located in a tiny town a few hours from where my dad lived; incidentally, my dad ended up being buried there as well instead of where dad lived.
My fresh out of the academy partner and I responded to a radio call of a landlord/tenant dispute. We get there and the landlord says the tenants haven't paid their rent and she wants them out. I explain that isn't how it works (she needs to evict them) but we'll talk to them just to make her happy. We knock on the door and the tenants invite us in. They are two transsexuals, but not the super feminine kind. These two are built like dock workers, have full 5 o'clock shadow and breasts made of caulking silicone. Not exactly fashion models. While I'm talking to them my partner is scoping the place out, making sure there is no one and nothing we need to be concerned about in the immediate area. He looks in a half open closet door and something catches his gaze. Not in a "aw shit!" sort of way but in a "what the hell?" sort of way. Anyway, I talk to the two and they say they paid. They've even got the carbon copy of their money order to prove they've paid. Seems like the landlady just wants them out so she's saying she didn't get the rent. I advise the two to hold onto the carbon copy and see if it gets cashed. I walk to where my partner is standing just to see what he's so fascinated by. I look into the closet and see, hanging from a rope, a 12" long doubled ended dildo. I give my partner a "so what?" glance and we leave. I talk to the landlady and tell her, politely, that I know she has the check and she might as well cash it as the two tenants have the carbon and aren't going anywhere. She turns bright red and says "do you know what they are doing in there!!!" I tell her "lady, I'm not paid enough to even contemplate what they are doing it there, but their rent looks paid to me so that is that." We get back out to the car and my partner has this stunned look on his face. He says "was that a..." and I cut him off. "Yeah, it was. This is LA, you are going to see weird stuff and you are going to meet weird people. Do your job, do it fairly and we can laugh our asses off once we are in the car."
When my gramps was cop between the 60s - 80s once he went to respond to a domestic that led to a small baby being thrown into a pot of boiling hot water and dieing Infront of him
This video is evidence enough that what the police are being asked to do in their role is far too much. We need to divert some of the funds into new programmes that allow the police to focus on a smaller set of specific tasks, and erect well-trained teams of community officers for wellness checks and mental health services. We're asking too much of the police as it is -- it's a wonder any of them can cope.
Floaters bodies that are found in swamps rivers lakes oceans and your septic system by far is the worst. But when people are hanging as they raw at the stuff falls off. But definitely floaters because when you go to pick him up to remove them you better have the bag underneath in the water with you because it's going to fall apart on you.! It is pretty bad but when you smell the smell of rotten flesh and burning flesh you're never forget it.
Man one time I had a mouse die in our pool drain and it was left in Texas heat for about a week. That small amount of meat stunk up half of our backyard and it smelled like sweet rotting fish mixed with a diabetic persons breath.
This is the darkest most disturbing YT video. Part of me is glad it is here to make us aware, but I blame myself for listening to this most depressing and horror tales. Knowing they are real is what gets to me. I'm giving you a thumbs up because you delivered info that is big time. Just, please, give us a warning.
Not a cop but Im the extremely distant neighbor of my ex dogs ex owners sisters flys distant relatives households mothers distant friends boyfriend is a cop and he saw a human being
It's worse when you find a body underwater. When you try to pull it out the meat will come right off the bone. That maggot infested vagina story ruined my appetite😫
Cops: find a two year old's foot in the remains of a home after dark with flashlights.
"it was a little creepy"
*ya fucking think?*
1st story; there are two smells, maggots & decomp, that when you know them you never forget them. Decomp is a persistent, permeating odour that is hard to lose.
I feel for you, even though I can tolerate both smells relatively easily. (Got home after one who was at least 6weeks deceased, partially mummified, went home via supermarket to get washing pods; 3 in the machine followed by full stripdown into machine, & a long shower)
Mom: Why don't you want to become a police officer?
Me: Uhhhhh I have my reasons
Show her this. She will immediately agree.
You could get died for pulling someone over for speeding. There are a lot of cases like that.
I remember one instance from a year or so ago where a new officer pulled a guy over, who was wanted for dealing, and I think some violence, the officer didn't know about the warrant or the guy's past offenses. The guy gets out of his truck with an AR after the officer goes to his squad car to check the guy's plates and stuff, the officer was not expecting it and ended up getting shot by the guy with the rifle as he fled into a field. The guy was later cornered by more officers and was taken down in a shootout. But yeah, it can be a pretty dangerous if not disturbing job sometimes. For the most part it's a pretty boring job, from what I've heard, lots of paperwork.
Body in the oven: why didn't they leave the body be if it was clearly dead? How were they to know the circumstances of the death? It might have been a suicide, but it might have been a homicide. Leave the scene as is and get in detectives and the coroner. (Says the "First 48" fan.)
Petition to replace “Creepiest” in the thumbnail to “Nastiest.” Damn I expected spooky urban exploration type stuff with the obvious crime elements, not straight up gore or the likes. Good lord! Bless the people that have iron stomachs and go out there being brave, I’d be gagging and losing it over the unfortunate circumstances.
A good friend of mine is a officer, he talk about what he sees to me, since I'm Ems. Told me about a house search with arson found a few body's. Never made news since it was asked not to. Anyways god bless.
i feel bad for the officers in the katherine knight case. the trauma they must have
Didn't know her.
Maybe she was a particularly bad crime scene.
Bad partner maybe.
Googled her.
Turns I did know her case.
And I wanted to forget that case.
Regret.
In all seriousness these types of videos really do reveal the humanity behind the uniform. And the absolute horrid things cleanup crews have to go through aswell.
0:44 that must have been hell for that guy. He lost both of his sons to a terrible freak explosion/fire and his wife was “down the street with another man” while he’s just trying to play poker. He lost his kids and most likely his wife in the same day. Poor guy I hope he is doing good.
Nope, I couldn't be a cop. That job includes way too much contact with physically and behaviorally disgusting shit. I have a weak stomach and depressive tendencies already.
I'm going to the bad place. I cracked up laughing by reading the comments saying they got sick while watching this.
After listening to this I no longer want to be a Policeman.
Edit: I’m not in law enforcement. That was a career choice
Ha ha opposite
That's fair.
Ems is no better
Yeah life is in reality is pretty dark, just embrace it
You dodged a bullet. Possibly literally.
Me: *Casually eats dinner while watching this, completely unphased*
Everyone Else: "NO"
The mental images I was getting from this video where horrendous for a Thursday morning. Bless those poor souls.
Bad decision to eat dinner while listening to this one 🤦♀️
Petition to put a disclaimer.
@@theblackcatgirl7013 this is policeman reddit stories. Pretty much gauranteed we were gonna hear some messed up stuff lol
6:17 is this about the FarmVille murders? Syko Sam? Also the worst thing I’ve ever seen in the crime scene pictures of the MH17 crash, which you can find online. It was a plane that was flying from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur in India, when the plane flew over Russia it was shot down. Everyone on the plane died and the crime scene photos are of the bodies, there is one picture where it looks like a body crashed into a house leaving a hole in the roof but that definitely wasn’t the worst.
Knowing that the hammer guys had just been chilling in the locked apartment is more scary then anything
Why did i choose to listen while having lunch🤢
These kinds of videos are always good if you are trying to lose weight, I guess.
I shouldn’t have listened to this during my lunch break…
My dad's cousin was found in his house after being dead for nine months. We used to go to his house regularly when I was much younger. He was previously married but had gotten a divorce and became a recluse after he and his wife had a baby that died. He was located in a tiny town a few hours from where my dad lived; incidentally, my dad ended up being buried there as well instead of where dad lived.
My fresh out of the academy partner and I responded to a radio call of a landlord/tenant dispute. We get there and the landlord says the tenants haven't paid their rent and she wants them out. I explain that isn't how it works (she needs to evict them) but we'll talk to them just to make her happy.
We knock on the door and the tenants invite us in. They are two transsexuals, but not the super feminine kind. These two are built like dock workers, have full 5 o'clock shadow and breasts made of caulking silicone. Not exactly fashion models.
While I'm talking to them my partner is scoping the place out, making sure there is no one and nothing we need to be concerned about in the immediate area. He looks in a half open closet door and something catches his gaze. Not in a "aw shit!" sort of way but in a "what the hell?" sort of way.
Anyway, I talk to the two and they say they paid. They've even got the carbon copy of their money order to prove they've paid. Seems like the landlady just wants them out so she's saying she didn't get the rent. I advise the two to hold onto the carbon copy and see if it gets cashed.
I walk to where my partner is standing just to see what he's so fascinated by. I look into the closet and see, hanging from a rope, a 12" long doubled ended dildo. I give my partner a "so what?" glance and we leave.
I talk to the landlady and tell her, politely, that I know she has the check and she might as well cash it as the two tenants have the carbon and aren't going anywhere. She turns bright red and says "do you know what they are doing in there!!!" I tell her "lady, I'm not paid enough to even contemplate what they are doing it there, but their rent looks paid to me so that is that."
We get back out to the car and my partner has this stunned look on his face. He says "was that a..." and I cut him off. "Yeah, it was. This is LA, you are going to see weird stuff and you are going to meet weird people. Do your job, do it fairly and we can laugh our asses off once we are in the car."
i would lose my entire stomach seeing just a severed finger.
When my gramps was cop between the 60s - 80s once he went to respond to a domestic that led to a small baby being thrown into a pot of boiling hot water and dieing Infront of him
😳 So drugged up she didnt notice
This video is evidence enough that what the police are being asked to do in their role is far too much. We need to divert some of the funds into new programmes that allow the police to focus on a smaller set of specific tasks, and erect well-trained teams of community officers for wellness checks and mental health services. We're asking too much of the police as it is -- it's a wonder any of them can cope.
Floaters bodies that are found in swamps rivers lakes oceans and your septic system by far is the worst. But when people are hanging as they raw at the stuff falls off. But definitely floaters because when you go to pick him up to remove them you better have the bag underneath in the water with you because it's going to fall apart on you.! It is pretty bad but when you smell the smell of rotten flesh and burning flesh you're never forget it.
Our Search & Rescue uses screen door screening for floaters & sometimes they still ooze through.
Man one time I had a mouse die in our pool drain and it was left in Texas heat for about a week. That small amount of meat stunk up half of our backyard and it smelled like sweet rotting fish mixed with a diabetic persons breath.
moral of a lot of these stories: dont do meth. dont get involved with meth. hell, dont even *look* at meth
This is the darkest most disturbing YT video. Part of me is glad it is here to make us aware, but I blame myself for listening to this most depressing and horror tales. Knowing they are real is what gets to me. I'm giving you a thumbs up because you delivered info that is big time. Just, please, give us a warning.
We must be some sick people.
Haha.
0:09 No account
Not a cop but Im the extremely distant neighbor of my ex dogs ex owners sisters flys distant relatives households mothers distant friends boyfriend is a cop and he saw a human being
Haha
My uncles brothers cousin sister-mother had the same thing happen.
Yeah? Well I took a bus ride to Orlando once.
@@tomzimmerman8how was it?
@@moneygettaextraordinar722 it was okay. No one got raped or anything.
There should be a disclaimer for people to not eat while watching this. Nobody wants to hear maggots coming out of lady bits whilst eating.
You clicked on a video about worst things in house searches
Tf were you expecting
^
@@Cowboy-Bi-bop exactly
Wtf @ 23:14 i was drinking some red kool aid at this very moment, safe to say I stopped drinking it.
It's worse when you find a body underwater. When you try to pull it out the meat will come right off the bone. That maggot infested vagina story ruined my appetite😫
my shoulders not being rub
Question what does mp stand for?
Military Police
Why am i watchin this while eating🤢🤢
These are partially recycled. 5th story in, I've already heard 3 of these. On this channel.
5:07
at least its not a real kid
Not all people are people.
I don’t like that.
Yesss you uploaded
I was a paramedic in Chicago. Cops have it easy
ok
RRRRRRRREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Why you don't do drugs
6th
😬🤭😑🙏
Your mom.