It blows my mind that so many people are left to deal with situations like these, all by themselves. When we found my sister, she had only been gone for a few hours so there wasn't that much we had to clean, but it was still traumatizing as hell seeing her the way we found her. She OD'd and had vomit and blood all over her in her bed and I remember thinking after they had taken her, "what now..how are we going to be able to deal with this, we cant go back into that room" but it had to be done, and it was an awful experience. So seeing all these cases where it's reeeeally bad, it breaks my heart. I think the whole team with Spaulding are just amazing, Carissa is exactly who I would want around me when I felt hopeless and empty. Such a kind hearted, angel lady.
Carissa, you have a special way about you with customers and employees. When you said you taught dental, it became clear why you are so good with employees, you know how to teach. Thank you for all that you and Ed do.
It’s sad, my grandfather took his life with a shotgun and his entire bedroom had to be ripped out. My poor grandmother was in the kitchen cooking him breakfast, it was my first day back from spring break my senior year of high school, and it was a frigid cloudy morning. I guess after he showered and took his medicine for his bipolar, and still naked, he decided to take his life. My grandmother swears she saw into his room, but the police said she couldn’t have because they needed to use something to get the door down because there was a chair propped against it. She definitely still has PTSD. Pretty much, after he died my grandmother couldn’t stay because of the memories and she sold the house. We knew the new owners, my grandfathers friends son, and so we were able to see it as they were renovating. They had said they were going to live there, but they ended up flipping it, and dividing the property in half which was my grandfathers dream so his only daughter, my mom and his grandchildren could live there. They put up another house too, and when I saw it bittersweet to me. I was in tears. The last time I was entirely alone in the house, after his funeral a week later, even though he wasn’t there, I started screaming at him like a madwoman but it helped. Spring had arrived and it was warm and sunny, and I was mad because he suffered from seasonal depression. I was saying “if you stuck it out just one more week”
Happy to see the ex husband seems a bit more calmed down and less manic compared to the first part. Hope he's able to heal, good to see that the memory of his ex wife seems to have a special place in his heart despite all that has transpired up until after her death.
I really feel for the homeowner here. He's putting on a strong front (likely a lot stronger than he may be able to without the support of Carissa and her crew). Although my circumstances are different, I can absolutely see myself in his shoes. I hope there are a lot of hugs for him, and support going forward. The toll of this is going to last a long time. Hugs from Canada, brother!
I think maybe for the mind it would be wise to not be there for every excruciating horrifying thing …. why did he stay in the house at all? He could have PTSD after this. I think a motel … I don’t think he’s poor I’m not saying this to be mean it just seems crazy 90° heat at night on top of it…and I know! Because I live in Florida
Carissa has the sweetest spirit. This is the 2nd video I've seen with her...(first was Part 1. ) She just radiates a nurturing but businesslike approach to her job and you know she is a comfort to people dealing with loss. It makes total sense that she has a dental/education background, because she has that rare blend of kindness and intelligence you see in people like nurses, teachers and dental assistance. I would love to work with her, and while I hope I never have to deal with anything like this. I'd hope it would be someone like her taking care of the scene.
Carissa has great interpersonal skills. She’s such a sweetheart and always makes the customer feel at ease. Another plus is her voice, it’s so soothing. I could listen to her talk all day. 👍🏼
@Blass Sometimes my daughter goes a few days without contacting me. She’s always busy. But she definitely always calls when she need something, LOL. So I know she’ll be contacting me more than not.
Yeah bodily fluids spears out. Especially here in Florida with the heat and humidity. I like to collect road kill to clean the bones so I'll leave the bodies under a tree in my hard things usually decompose in a few days for small animals on hot humid days, i could only imagine a human body inside a house with now air working.
@@DaveZee823 there quite of people who enjoy the hobby and aren't serial killers. I've never killed an animal for the sake of collecting it. It's all things I've found already dead. There are people who do taxidermy and things of the nature professionally as well.
If that was my home and I was planning on living there after this, the entire place would have been gutted down to the concrete floors, all walls taken out and re-done from scratch. New room layouts and everything.
Realistically, no one can afford all that and it would cost less to simply live somewhere else. I’m not superstitious but I wouldn’t want to live in the house where my dead ex-wife’s corpse was found, especially when that ex wife pulled a gun on me/was violent and pulled a gun on someone else. Call it “bad energy” idek but that would make me kinda nervous. I’m surprised his new wife has agreed to live in there with him
@@honinakecheta601 It is definitely not an easy thing to do. We now live in my husband’s childhood home. His father killed himself in the master bedroom. We inherited the house and it is paid off. So being a young financially struggling couple, it was a great option. I honestly still see the scene every time I walk into my now bedroom. It can take a toll.
@@claudia62782 😱 I feel so bad for you. I don’t think I could do it. Wasn’t There a way that it could’ve been sold and just start over …even if it meant downsizing? I think that’s what I would do there is no memories good after something like that. I Bet
I wanted to extend my sincerest condolences to you and your families sir. The compassion that Ms Carissa, Ed and their staff have is beautiful. Helping families from the logistical aspects through to clean up. Keeping them up to date on the process and progress. Like the client said “ therapists”.
The poor guy. I can't imagine having to take a go at it myself, even if we were divorced. At least he's staying positive about it, your smiles probably help
I've been looking forward to this one! Thank you! Hopefully the comments are not as negative as last week's video. That was extremely frustrating! The people making the negative comments about hoarders really need to do some research and stop being such ablists and bullies, whether they mean to or not.
It’s shocking to imagine that in many cases, families have to clean up something like this, and they might not be aware of the proper disposal of bio-hazardous materials, that if it cannot be removed, it needs to be incapsulated to prevent the odor from re-emerging.
Before I came across your videos, I had no idea companies like yours existed - what a fantastic job you do! I just assumed the family had to deal with the cleaning, which would be a nightmare and in the case where no relatives can be found, what then? Love your videos - keep them coming.
You do need to be fit to be able to deal with these jobs, these guys are a little older but still tearing into it and giving someone a home back, they truly are an inspiration and proof that it can be done, you can have a 2nd career if you are up for a fresh start and some hard work. I love this channel and i have huge respect for what you have to do. Thank you all so much, its a delight to see that their still are people who care.
You are all angels. How you manage to remain compassionate and sensitive is amazing. This is a difficult profession physically and mentally and you are all exceptional. You are who I would want to care of me or my family if a situation like this ever occurred.
I have been lucky enough to never have smelled a decomp but one time about 10yrs ago there was a car wreck on the mixmaster bridges under us and people started hopping out of cars on stopped bridge throwing up then the smell hit me and my car joined them. a person had been trapped and the wrecked car went into flames. We were smalling burning human and to this day I can't describe the smell but will never forget it. Tragic for that person and family.
I never was so LUCKY .? To smell that horrible smell but I saw someone get their head blown off with a gun and that was when I was in our early 20s and I am now in my late 60s and when I talk about it or think about it. It’s like yesterday.
@@sharonbrown6595 I keep thinking, okay yours is worse, than I'm like, no, smelling is, then no, seeing is.....it's BOTH, its ALL horrible!! Visual and smelling horrors to last a lifetime.
@@blissboo3892 you sure don’t forget anything sounds of people screaming and crying and the sobbing the shock Terror u will be next, chaos it’s like yesterday. . The smell of fresh blood was enough for me that metallic taste in your mouth and nose. Guy with no head at all on the floor this couldn’t be any better. Sadly it’s life . At its worse. Human kind to themselves and others. Very sad. To this day I have not touched a gun at all I panic can’t breath and scream so any cop comes near me I scream don’t shoot. And don’t take your gun out. I don’t want to see them as I don’t trust anyone with one empty or loaded Takes a lot of guts to take care of these peoples tragic events in their lives I just couldn’t
I don’t know why but I smell things before other humans do. I hate it. I can smell things so minute a mile away and it stays in my nose until I really wash off my face and nose. Ewwwwwww
Thanks for taking the time out to make these videos and putting all your hard work into helping others. You guys do amazing job. Love from Glasgow Scotland 🏴
You are confused; (the xenomorph alien in the Alien films) acid burns, melts, breaks down things on a molecular level. Human blood does not melt stuff. Theres no correlation between the two at all. If anything, it should remind someone of a Decontamination of a place where a human being decomposed.. Why people are incapable of nuanced thinking.. maybe you should NOT eat tooth paste.
Ooo your the kid everybody beats up for trying to be a no it all!!! Stop trying to be so analytical and put all that thinking into something productive , instead of seeking out comments to try n prove wrong . Your a loohoozer!!!!!
great job Spaulding clean up crew you've done an amazing job as always. Plus Charles is so much a kind and thoughtful man after what he's had to go through he still has strength and compassion as well positive attitude
I will have to say sense YouTUbe and I started this journey together ,your the nicest out of all the channels I watch! And thank you for the welcome back!. .I'm in Las Vegas for the moment as I move on to a new journey in my life next week .May God Bless her resting soul . I Stay safe in all you do.
And enters "Molly!" Little on in pro file pic. She and I work with @cbs as voice ovens( You will not see us but youll hear us. If you watch and the reruns because Im W coast youll hear her and I most of the shows let her bark! as I do here except I tryed to get her to stop barking during NCIS on time and #Gibbs told me to let her! But for others the training with the toy comes in!
Well done team, Carissa you are a beautiful soul so kind and caring. If appropriate does anyone know how the woman passed? I hope the Gentleman has closure. But there is no way I would move into that home if I was his new wife no way. Kindest thoughts to you and your family from Victoria Australia
@@alexissardina4492 I live in a hundred year old house and before we bought it the homeowner had his convalescing old wife in the room downstairs he decided to sell once she passed he didn't tell us she died in the house but we are certain she did. So you are right and that's crazy to think about.
A net positive from your community, and showing wider world how it's done . A morally stable, supportive team. Genuinely great to see. The home owner was choice ("choice"means someone is awesome or cool, down over here in the southern hemisphere) His active attendance , was a wise move, not one he considered otherwise though?. It cant have been easy but he worked with it so well, to the finish. Awesome, man I take some healthy encouragement from your courage,
I pray that Charles and his family have been successful in moving forward and healing from this. I cannot imagine the trauma a situation like this would have on someone. And I hope he has been successful in helping his neighbors in their healing process also. Excellent job to Carissa and her team. You all are such kind hearted and compassionate people.
Omg bless every single person who works in this industry 💯 especially the ones who have such a sweet positive personality like the lady in this video. I just couldn’t. My stomach is toooooooooo weak
I'm a cleaner in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 Been a cleaner for over 25 years now. I do school cleaning and office cleaning... You are amazing to what you do ❤️ I couldn't do the job you all do... Absolutely amazing cleaning up after the death of people xxx
This has to be just horrible. After my mom died, being in the appartment, I was horrified around the hallway where she passed. It always creeped me out that I was walking on the floor where she passed and I always tried to imagine what it would be like to die there the way she did (and we found her the same day so there wasn't even de-comp). I wouldn’t stand camping out there in the state that the house was and even when it's cleaned I would not be able emotionally to live there with my new family like the house owner 😬. I hope he can leave this chapter behind now and start a brighter chapter in his like.
Seeing the chisel machine taking up that linoleum all I could think was "it go munch" and idk why that's so funny to me... also it's 2am where I am as of writing this and I've had only 5 hours of sleep.... yay insomnia.
@jane dow……..That’s for damn sure. I’m a retired Paramedic and several times we were called to do body removals for funeral homes. They would pay our company but tip the 2 person crew. Many times this occurred in the humid summer time 🥵. It’s a smell you can’t describe!! I used Vicks Vapor rub in my nostrils. That helped sometimes,
Six week old body. I had chewing gum in my mouth. I ended up chewing on my father in laws smell. No amount of scented candles could cover that. I’d love to do this for a job. I’m not sure what’s on offer in the U.K. though and I’m in my 50’s now so it’s probably too late.
@@NailHeavenAshford I feel you on that one, I'm almost 60. But I did clean up rental properties for many years. I can honestly say I have cleaned pretty much Everything, Except a dead Human body. But I have cleaned up what disgusting things that can come out of one ! Plus the poor dead animals they so kindly left behind. :(
This is even more heartbreaking when one realizes what hurricane Ian was about to do to that entire community. I can only hope that they were one of the lucky few to escape the destruction.
This is my biggest fear! I live alone and don't have friends. No phone calls. My children live in another state. I pray that when my time comes, that I am at least in a place with someone around.
I know that there are some charities and other groups or businesses that can be hired or volunteered to check on individuals who live alone by calling them regularly or daily. I saw one advertised in the local paper not long ago. I'm definitely going to avail myself of that service. Like you, I don't want anyone finding me three weeks after my demise with my dog chewing on my toes.
@Blass well, to begin with, I'm not single. I live with my girlfriend. So no, If I died, my family and friends would know it within 12 hours max.. But if you are single and unemployed, in which alot of grownups are.. then it's probably pretty common. Neighbors are often the first ones to notice, since they sense the smell.
Very impressed with the work skills that this team has. I am slightly curious as to why the ex husband gets this house. Seems like a well built home. Good job everyone!
It explained in the first video. If I am remembering right, he was on the mortgage and therefore the title. He let the Ex and her son stay in it when they divorced.
Meag Shea they handle decompositions, don’t think specialist asbestos removal comes under the Same umbrella, that’s is highly specialised and regulated. I mean no ones ever died from a decomp clean up, but so many have from asbestos.
Sorry it just comes off like nails on a chalkboard when people proceed to educate rather than start a statement like that with a question about what they know first. Like "how do you guys handle xyz" doesn't sound condescending. Ya know? :) I have no peace symbol emoji. I am old. Lol
I would gut the house to the studs & even then some of the studs could be replaced or just open up the space if logical. Make it a new place overall. With that cleaning the house in that area will be cleaner than a new build!
My husband died in our bed. I crawled over him, and did not even realize he had died. Sometime during the night I got up to lay on the sofa, because my Grandaughter, who we had been babysitting for, ) was sleeping in the dining room, in her pack n' play, she had been sick and cranky because she was teething and in pain; the pen was about a few feet from my sofa. I fell asleep, when I woke up, I went back to the bedroom, I climbed up onto my med. rigor mortis., had happened. He was ice-cold, I touched his leg. I screamed for my adult Child, that I believed her Father had died. All of a sudden everyone else woke up, it was total chaos! I called 911, they told me to try to get him off the bed, which had a head and foot board wrought iron frame, and was up against one wall. Paramedics had difficulty moving him; they were carrying him out through the livingroom, the baby (at 18 months old) saw him, started holding her arms out towards him screaming out the name SHE called him, "BACCA, BACCA," ! she couldn't say Grampa. It was absolutely heart wrenching to say the least. A relative came over to take the little children to another house. My Daughter's sister-in-law's birthday , she had been staying with us, she turned 16, that very day.
This happened over 23 years ago; I re-live that day over and over again, STILL to this very day. He was only 51 years old, had an enlarged heart, he died of a heart attack. He had sleep apnea and narcolepsy. I had told him to go to see his Cardiologist. I told him what he had, he ignored me saying, you watch too much TV.
Holy cow. I can't believe he actually stayed in the house before it was able to be cleaned! I couldn't do it lol. I'd stay in a seedy motel before I did that.
Trying to clean this mess by yourself it’d like an unimaginable task, I don’t know how the home owner got through this even with all the help, good on you man
Why is the bio hazardous? I understand cleaning etc. for oders, insects and rodents, but what else? I remember Laura once said that hepatitis can live days outside the body. Are there other deceases that can be contracted even after 9 months like here? I felt so bad for the ex-husband, you guys really helped him in so many ways ❤️
Wow This is a Job for Special Certain people I Live here in Cape Coral and Mr.Charles my Condolences to u and Wishing you and your Family All the Best. I Hope your Neighbors are All coming together and putting the past of your ex-Wife behavior behind them and Accepting You and your family.
This is what reality TV should actually be. You know, actual reality. No keening noise in the background whenever something gross or awkward is shown (anyone who's watched reality TV knows the sound), nobody storming off in tears, and most importantly, no manipulative music being played to try to tell us how to react to the scene. Just earnest people doing earnest work to get someone's life back on track.
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It blows my mind that so many people are left to deal with situations like these, all by themselves. When we found my sister, she had only been gone for a few hours so there wasn't that much we had to clean, but it was still traumatizing as hell seeing her the way we found her. She OD'd and had vomit and blood all over her in her bed and I remember thinking after they had taken her, "what now..how are we going to be able to deal with this, we cant go back into that room" but it had to be done, and it was an awful experience. So seeing all these cases where it's reeeeally bad, it breaks my heart. I think the whole team with Spaulding are just amazing, Carissa is exactly who I would want around me when I felt hopeless and empty. Such a kind hearted, angel lady.
I agree. I'm sorry your family had to go through that.
@@xanny28 I'm sorry about your sister.
Sorry for your loss
Rest in Peace to your Sister. 😇
I felt sorry for you and your family.
Carissa, you have a special way about you with customers and employees. When you said you taught dental, it became clear why you are so good with employees, you know how to teach. Thank you for all that you and Ed do.
And I was jusy thinking to myself what a beautiful smile she has, right before her saying about her dental history!!
She really does… I think I’ve seen her own the show hoarders a few times… She really can help people and families in more ways than one…
Too bad we can't see the home restoration. I'd be cool to have a nice before & after. Hope this man is able to heal.
@Bright day yes, I was thinking the same. Would love to see after pics! Glad to hear he's doing better!
That would be awesome.
That would be a great idea to see how he and his family are doing. Hope he and his neighbour have started the healing process.
Dont think dude had any money. Heard him say father in law bought him a room ac so he could stay in one room
It’s sad, my grandfather took his life with a shotgun and his entire bedroom had to be ripped out. My poor grandmother was in the kitchen cooking him breakfast, it was my first day back from spring break my senior year of high school, and it was a frigid cloudy morning. I guess after he showered and took his medicine for his bipolar, and still naked, he decided to take his life.
My grandmother swears she saw into his room, but the police said she couldn’t have because they needed to use something to get the door down because there was a chair propped against it. She definitely still has PTSD.
Pretty much, after he died my grandmother couldn’t stay because of the memories and she sold the house. We knew the new owners, my grandfathers friends son, and so we were able to see it as they were renovating. They had said they were going to live there, but they ended up flipping it, and dividing the property in half which was my grandfathers dream so his only daughter, my mom and his grandchildren could live there. They put up another house too, and when I saw it bittersweet to me. I was in tears. The last time I was entirely alone in the house, after his funeral a week later, even though he wasn’t there, I started screaming at him like a madwoman but it helped. Spring had arrived and it was warm and sunny, and I was mad because he suffered from seasonal depression. I was saying “if you stuck it out just one more week”
Happy to see the ex husband seems a bit more calmed down and less manic compared to the first part. Hope he's able to heal, good to see that the memory of his ex wife seems to have a special place in his heart despite all that has transpired up until after her death.
If it was my ex, I’d just have burned the house down with her remains still inside.
Witches burn, right?
I really feel for the homeowner here. He's putting on a strong front (likely a lot stronger than he may be able to without the support of Carissa and her crew). Although my circumstances are different, I can absolutely see myself in his shoes. I hope there are a lot of hugs for him, and support going forward. The toll of this is going to last a long time. Hugs from Canada, brother!
I think maybe for the mind it would be wise to not be there for every excruciating horrifying thing …. why did he stay in the house at all? He could have PTSD after this. I think a motel … I don’t think he’s poor I’m not saying this to be mean it just seems crazy 90° heat at night on top of it…and I know! Because I live in Florida
Carissa has the sweetest spirit. This is the 2nd video I've seen with her...(first was Part 1. ) She just radiates a nurturing but businesslike approach to her job and you know she is a comfort to people dealing with loss. It makes total sense that she has a dental/education background, because she has that rare blend of kindness and intelligence you see in people like nurses, teachers and dental assistance. I would love to work with her, and while I hope I never have to deal with anything like this. I'd hope it would be someone like her taking care of the scene.
Carissa has great interpersonal skills. She’s such a sweetheart and always makes the customer feel at ease. Another plus is her voice, it’s so soothing. I could listen to her talk all day. 👍🏼
I’m not scared of dying…… but this stuff makes me want to die in a hospital so my loved ones don’t have to deal with this kind of stuff.
Me too!
Same
Tbh I hope my loved one don't find me weeks after my death, that's just sad
@@priscillajones4994 that’s what I’m scared of too.
@Blass Sometimes my daughter goes a few days without contacting me. She’s always busy. But she definitely always calls when she need something, LOL. So I know she’ll be contacting me more than not.
I am so amazed at how far someone's "body" can spread when passed away and in one place, YIKES!
@@MrJest2 it's all so interesting thanks for explaining.
Yeah bodily fluids spears out. Especially here in Florida with the heat and humidity. I like to collect road kill to clean the bones so I'll leave the bodies under a tree in my hard things usually decompose in a few days for small animals on hot humid days, i could only imagine a human body inside a house with now air working.
@@kampfgeist7703 ?? W T F ... YOU COLLECT ROAD KILL TO CLEAN BONES.. YOUR NASTY
@@kampfgeist7703 Interesting. Jeffrey Dahmer also enjoyed that hobby.
@@DaveZee823 there quite of people who enjoy the hobby and aren't serial killers. I've never killed an animal for the sake of collecting it. It's all things I've found already dead. There are people who do taxidermy and things of the nature professionally as well.
If that was my home and I was planning on living there after this, the entire place would have been gutted down to the concrete floors, all walls taken out and re-done from scratch. New room layouts and everything.
Realistically, no one can afford all that and it would cost less to simply live somewhere else. I’m not superstitious but I wouldn’t want to live in the house where my dead ex-wife’s corpse was found, especially when that ex wife pulled a gun on me/was violent and pulled a gun on someone else.
Call it “bad energy” idek but that would make me kinda nervous. I’m surprised his new wife has agreed to live in there with him
@@honinakecheta601 It is definitely not an easy thing to do. We now live in my husband’s childhood home. His father killed himself in the master bedroom. We inherited the house and it is paid off. So being a young financially struggling couple, it was a great option. I honestly still see the scene every time I walk into my now bedroom. It can take a toll.
@@claudia62782 😱 I feel so bad for you. I don’t think I could do it. Wasn’t There a way that it could’ve been sold and just start over …even if it meant downsizing? I think that’s what I would do there is no memories good after something like that. I Bet
I could keep the same layout, but I'd definitely give it a major cosmetic update.
If the father-in-law had to buy an air conditioner for him, idk if I'd wait to see the remodel, much less a complete gutting and redo.
I wanted to extend my sincerest condolences to you and your families sir.
The compassion that Ms Carissa, Ed and their staff have is beautiful. Helping families from the logistical aspects through to clean up. Keeping them up to date on the process and progress. Like the client said “ therapists”.
The poor guy. I can't imagine having to take a go at it myself, even if we were divorced. At least he's staying positive about it, your smiles probably help
I've been looking forward to this one! Thank you!
Hopefully the comments are not as negative as last week's video. That was extremely frustrating! The people making the negative comments about hoarders really need to do some research and stop being such ablists and bullies, whether they mean to or not.
Ed and his wife are always wonderful. So kind during a very difficult time.
I think they’re brother and sister if I’m not mistaken.
It’s shocking to imagine that in many cases, families have to clean up something like this, and they might not be aware of the proper disposal of bio-hazardous materials, that if it cannot be removed, it needs to be incapsulated to prevent the odor from re-emerging.
This was a big job for sure. I hope some happy memories can be made in this home now.
Before I came across your videos, I had no idea companies like yours existed - what a fantastic job you do! I just assumed the family had to deal with the cleaning, which would be a nightmare and in the case where no relatives can be found, what then?
Love your videos - keep them coming.
Carissa you are so kind. You guys are the best. You gave this man a new and good start after a horrible incident.
You do need to be fit to be able to deal with these jobs, these guys are a little older but still tearing into it and giving someone a home back, they truly are an inspiration and proof that it can be done, you can have a 2nd career if you are up for a fresh start and some hard work. I love this channel and i have huge respect for what you have to do. Thank you all so much, its a delight to see that their still are people who care.
You are all angels. How you manage to remain compassionate and sensitive is amazing. This is a difficult profession physically and mentally and you are all exceptional. You are who I would want to care of me or my family if a situation like this ever occurred.
Bless the Cleaners 👍🙋🕊️
I can't imagine what he was feeling. Such a calmer demeanor than the first video. Sending prayers for comfort
Carissa Your a Special person and your compassion Actually helped me thru watching. God Bless you
part 2 finally...glad they got it all cleaned and now he can make new happy memories
I am loving the Happy Happy Joy Joy shirt. Ren & Stimpy for life!
I hope Charles can get through this event. You guys did a great job
I love crime scene cleaners videos. They’re so satisfying and I learn so much about things. Plus the people who work there are so knowledgeable .
I have been lucky enough to never have smelled a decomp but one time about 10yrs ago there was a car wreck on the mixmaster bridges under us and people started hopping out of cars on stopped bridge throwing up then the smell hit me and my car joined them. a person had been trapped and the wrecked car went into flames. We were smalling burning human and to this day I can't describe the smell but will never forget it. Tragic for that person and family.
I never was so LUCKY .? To smell that horrible smell but I saw someone get their head blown off with a gun and that was when I was in our early 20s and I am now in my late 60s and when I talk about it or think about it. It’s like yesterday.
@@sharonbrown6595 I keep thinking, okay yours is worse, than I'm like, no, smelling is, then no, seeing is.....it's BOTH, its ALL horrible!! Visual and smelling horrors to last a lifetime.
@@blissboo3892 you sure don’t forget anything sounds of people screaming and crying and the sobbing the shock Terror u will be next, chaos it’s like yesterday. . The smell of fresh blood was enough for me that metallic taste in your mouth and nose. Guy with no head at all on the floor this couldn’t be any better. Sadly it’s life . At its worse. Human kind to themselves and others. Very sad. To this day I have not touched a gun at all I panic can’t breath and scream so any cop comes near me I scream don’t shoot. And don’t take your gun out. I don’t want to see them as I don’t trust anyone with one empty or loaded Takes a lot of guts to take care of these peoples tragic events in their lives I just couldn’t
I don’t know why but I smell things before other humans do. I hate it. I can smell things so minute a mile away and it stays in my nose until I really wash off my face and nose. Ewwwwwww
@@sharonbrown6595 man's greatest fear should be fear itself. God bless you 🙏
He held his composure really well. Pluss the Spaulding Team knocked another on it of the park again!!! 👍🏼👍🏼
And dear Charles ❤️ you are an amazing man! Wishing you The best ❤️
Me at 1:09 all like "okay, but... Sir, where did you get that shirt? And does it come in my size?"
Thanks for taking the time out to make these videos and putting all your hard work into helping others. You guys do amazing job. Love from Glasgow Scotland 🏴
Me eating tomato soup while I watch these...realizing maybe I should come back later when I'm done eating lol.
The fluids from the human body just seep into everything like an acid. Almost reminds me of "Aliens" .
The second Alien film or the first? Aliens is the 1986 sequel ... human blood is not acid. I fail to see the connection.
You are confused; (the xenomorph alien in the Alien films) acid burns, melts, breaks down things on a molecular level. Human blood does not melt stuff. Theres no correlation between the two at all. If anything, it should remind someone of a Decontamination of a place where a human being decomposed.. Why people are incapable of nuanced thinking.. maybe you should NOT eat tooth paste.
Ooo your the kid everybody beats up for trying to be a no it all!!! Stop trying to be so analytical and put all that thinking into something productive , instead of seeking out comments to try n prove wrong . Your a loohoozer!!!!!
Except for bones and hair, we're one big container of melted jello.
@@meredithmericle7487 there's always room for jello ..........but not that jello!!!!!
great job Spaulding clean up crew you've done an amazing job as always. Plus Charles is so much a kind and thoughtful man after what he's had to go through he still has strength and compassion as well positive attitude
I will have to say sense YouTUbe and I started this journey together ,your the nicest out of all the channels I watch! And thank you for the welcome back!. .I'm in Las Vegas for the moment as I move on to a new journey in my life next week .May God Bless her resting soul . I Stay safe in all you do.
And enters "Molly!" Little on in pro file pic. She and I work with @cbs as voice ovens( You will not see us but youll hear us. If you watch and the reruns because Im W coast youll hear her and I most of the shows let her bark! as I do here except I tryed to get her to stop barking during NCIS on time and #Gibbs told me to let her! But for others the training with the toy comes in!
Thank you for the kind words!
What are the other channels you watch? I haven’t come across any that have a series like Spaulding.
@@catherinecable922 Frisse Kater
Yasss, been waiting for this one!!!
Well done team, Carissa you are a beautiful soul so kind and caring. If appropriate does anyone know how the woman passed? I hope the Gentleman has closure. But there is no way I would move into that home if I was his new wife no way. Kindest thoughts to you and your family from Victoria Australia
That took to remove the laminate was so cool ! Looks so easy to get it all up
Yes!!! I've been waiting on this part 2
I can’t imagine ANY woman willing to move into that house.
I wouldn't mind... Im an embalmer so maybe that's why.
I definitely wouldn't mind. Its clean.
I'd be fine with it. Reality is, we are probably walking on dead people everyday. The dead outnumber the living.
Reality is… at least 1 person probably died in your house unless you live in a newer home!
@@alexissardina4492 I live in a hundred year old house and before we bought it the homeowner had his convalescing old wife in the room downstairs he decided to sell once she passed he didn't tell us she died in the house but we are certain she did. So you are right and that's crazy to think about.
That was so kind of him to give her his house. Now he has his house back. God bless him and his family. Great clean up from the company.
Charles is amazing to wanna keep the house!
coming home on a friday night from work,and i see a new episode ready to watch,thank you spaulding,my friday night just got better,love from tasmania
You're welcome! We hope you enjoy :)
A net positive from your community, and showing wider world how it's done .
A morally stable, supportive team. Genuinely great to see.
The home owner was choice
("choice"means someone is awesome or cool, down over here in the southern hemisphere)
His active attendance , was a wise move, not one he considered otherwise though?. It cant have been easy but he worked with it so well, to the finish. Awesome, man
I take some healthy encouragement from your courage,
Heartbreaking how family is left with these kinds of messes . My heart hurts 💔 for the ex husband what a kind compassionate man .
I pray that Charles and his family have been successful in moving forward and healing from this. I cannot imagine the trauma a situation like this would have on someone. And I hope he has been successful in helping his neighbors in their healing process also. Excellent job to Carissa and her team. You all are such kind hearted and compassionate people.
Omg bless every single person who works in this industry 💯 especially the ones who have such a sweet positive personality like the lady in this video. I just couldn’t. My stomach is toooooooooo weak
Carissa seems like the type of person I'd want to be friends with.
God bless y’all! Some major healing and closure happening here! ❤️💔
Aw sweet! Been waiting for this one!
Love from Los Angeles , CA! 💗
This couple is so sweet and so professional. They truly care about every client 🙏💗
Love these guys!
Love Ed and Carissa
Seem such a great couple. Kind and understanding
A really good example of just how positively your company's work can affect people at such a difficult time.
On my way to CO from OK and I needed this!!!
God bless you people for doing these kind of jobs! I guess for every job there are certain people for each one.
I hope this guy gets some other help to deal with everything. Carissa and the team are definitely trying their best!
Thank you for showing this!
Blessings for the hard. Working cleaners 🙏🏼👏🏻🤗👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I'm a cleaner in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧
Been a cleaner for over 25 years now. I do school cleaning and office cleaning...
You are amazing to what you do ❤️
I couldn't do the job you all do...
Absolutely amazing cleaning up after the death of people xxx
Haven’t seen you guys in over a year, so many new people, hope the people I got to know are doing well
This has to be just horrible.
After my mom died, being in the appartment, I was horrified around the hallway where she passed. It always creeped me out that I was walking on the floor where she passed and I always tried to imagine what it would be like to die there the way she did (and we found her the same day so there wasn't even de-comp).
I wouldn’t stand camping out there in the state that the house was and even when it's cleaned I would not be able emotionally to live there with my new family like the house owner 😬. I hope he can leave this chapter behind now and start a brighter chapter in his like.
Seeing the chisel machine taking up that linoleum all I could think was "it go munch" and idk why that's so funny to me... also it's 2am where I am as of writing this and I've had only 5 hours of sleep.... yay insomnia.
Impressed with how well the laminate floor held up.
I miss the old gang from earlier in this show’s videos!!!
Same they were the best
Kyles actually on another show from what i can see. Check his IG
Is the same Company with (franquicias) in vaious cities. The gang we miss is in another city, haven't seen any videos of them lately
Decomp. If your ever unlucky enough to smell it, you'll never forget it.
@jane dow……..That’s for damn sure. I’m a retired Paramedic and several times we were called to do body removals for funeral homes. They would pay our company but tip the 2 person crew. Many times this occurred in the humid summer time 🥵. It’s a smell you can’t describe!! I used Vicks Vapor rub in my nostrils. That helped sometimes,
Six week old body. I had chewing gum in my mouth. I ended up chewing on my father in laws smell. No amount of scented candles could cover that. I’d love to do this for a job. I’m not sure what’s on offer in the U.K. though and I’m in my 50’s now so it’s probably too late.
@@NailHeavenAshford I feel you on that one, I'm almost 60. But I did clean up rental properties for many years. I can honestly say I have cleaned pretty much Everything, Except a dead Human body. But I have cleaned up what disgusting things that can come out of one ! Plus the poor dead animals they so kindly left behind. :(
"what did you get to do at work today" "Oh, i got to kick a grill apart"
This is even more heartbreaking when one realizes what hurricane Ian was about to do to that entire community. I can only hope that they were one of the lucky few to escape the destruction.
This is my biggest fear! I live alone and don't have friends. No phone calls. My children live in another state. I pray that when my time comes, that I am at least in a place with someone around.
I know that there are some charities and other groups or businesses that can be hired or volunteered to check on individuals who live alone by calling them regularly or daily. I saw one advertised in the local paper not long ago. I'm definitely going to avail myself of that service. Like you, I don't want anyone finding me three weeks after my demise with my dog chewing on my toes.
Was that a mouse or a frog that jumped out from under the floorboards lol
She was dead for 9 to 14 days before anyone knew? That’s heartbreaking 💔
That's probably pretty normal if you're single.
it happens more than you think. every day.
@Blass well, to begin with, I'm not single. I live with my girlfriend. So no, If I died, my family and friends would know it within 12 hours max..
But if you are single and unemployed, in which alot of grownups are.. then it's probably pretty common.
Neighbors are often the first ones to notice, since they sense the smell.
In the first episode they said 9 months.
@@jvjdrn no, I thought so too,, but I double checked...the bio materials remained for nine months. She was there for 9-14 days.
Is it just me who thinks the ex hubby is way too happy and laughing through this??
Nice company ethics. Best wishes Mr Charles and family.
Very impressed with the work skills that this team has. I am slightly curious as to why the ex husband gets this house. Seems like a well built home. Good job everyone!
It explained in the first video. If I am remembering right, he was on the mortgage and therefore the title. He let the Ex and her son stay in it when they divorced.
It’s his house
Yea! Wanted a part two on this 👌🏻you guys be careful with old linoleum flooring it can contain asbestos.
I heard the floor are laminate
Condescending to a company that handles this 🤔 respect is a cool thing
Meag Shea they handle decompositions, don’t think specialist asbestos removal comes under the
Same umbrella, that’s is highly specialised and regulated.
I mean no ones ever died from a decomp clean up, but so many have from asbestos.
I'm in real estate, people are aware of the issue
Sorry it just comes off like nails on a chalkboard when people proceed to educate rather than start a statement like that with a question about what they know first. Like "how do you guys handle xyz" doesn't sound condescending. Ya know? :)
I have no peace symbol emoji.
I am old. Lol
I hope I don't go out like this..that's poor woman despite some of her actions leading up to her passing. this cleaning crew is amazing 👏
early 50's and natural causes?! More like the neighbor or the neighbor's son got tired of her.
I can’t believe u guys flush that stuff down the toilet!
That scraper is great!
I would gut the house to the studs & even then some of the studs could be replaced or just open up the space if logical. Make it a new place overall. With that cleaning the house in that area will be cleaner than a new build!
I'll make sure I'm lying on the front lawn when I meet my maker.😳
I couldn't live in a home where someone has died in, much less if it was my ex!! I'd be worried about being haunted by their spirit lol
You didnt pay the chiiillld supppoooort 👻👻👻
You should be more worried about the Living !!!!as for spirit,you are surrounded by them!!!!!we all are!
Unless you build a new home. .. js
My husband died in our bed. I crawled over him, and did not even realize he had died. Sometime during the night I got up to lay on the sofa, because my Grandaughter, who we had been babysitting for, ) was sleeping in the dining room, in her pack n' play, she had been sick and cranky because she was teething and in pain; the pen was about a few feet from my sofa. I fell asleep, when I woke up, I went back to the bedroom, I climbed up onto my med. rigor mortis., had happened. He was ice-cold, I touched his leg. I screamed for my adult Child, that I believed her Father had died. All of a sudden everyone else woke up, it was total chaos! I called 911, they told me to try to get him off the bed, which had a head and foot board wrought iron frame, and was up against one wall. Paramedics had difficulty moving him; they were carrying him out through the livingroom, the baby (at 18 months old) saw him, started holding her arms out towards him screaming out the name SHE called him, "BACCA, BACCA," ! she couldn't say Grampa. It was absolutely heart wrenching to say the least. A relative came over to take the little children to another house. My Daughter's sister-in-law's birthday , she had been staying with us, she turned 16, that very day.
This happened over 23 years ago; I re-live that day over and over again, STILL to this very day. He was only 51 years old, had an enlarged heart, he died of a heart attack. He had sleep apnea and narcolepsy. I had told him to go to see his Cardiologist. I told him what he had, he ignored me saying, you watch too much TV.
Holy cow. I can't believe he actually stayed in the house before it was able to be cleaned! I couldn't do it lol. I'd stay in a seedy motel before I did that.
Trying to clean this mess by yourself it’d like an unimaginable task, I don’t know how the home owner got through this even with all the help, good on you man
How on earth did they put that glass tabletop in the dumpster without the uncontrollable urge to smash it?!?!
That lady is an angel.
Why is the bio hazardous? I understand cleaning etc. for oders, insects and rodents, but what else? I remember Laura once said that hepatitis can live days outside the body. Are there other deceases that can be contracted even after 9 months like here?
I felt so bad for the ex-husband, you guys really helped him in so many ways ❤️
Go to ask a Mortician channel and she talks about everything and if it’s harmful or not
Everything that notifications pops up I hit right away
Brave women wearing cream colored pants on a Bio lol. Love this channel and all the videos. I cant wait to move so I can apply for a job!
Hey🥵
Another great job
Wow This is a Job for Special Certain people I Live here in Cape Coral and Mr.Charles my Condolences to u and Wishing you and your Family All the Best. I Hope your Neighbors are All coming together and putting the past of your ex-Wife behavior behind them and Accepting You and your family.
Imagine having the customer breathing down your neck, watching you the whole time.
“You missed a spot”😂
Yea that was creepy!
This is what reality TV should actually be. You know, actual reality. No keening noise in the background whenever something gross or awkward is shown (anyone who's watched reality TV knows the sound), nobody storming off in tears, and most importantly, no manipulative music being played to try to tell us how to react to the scene. Just earnest people doing earnest work to get someone's life back on track.
The homeowner is so sweet, i feel for him, man.
I'm glad to see women who don't shy away from heavy work. They are every bit as capable as the men.
tbf, I'd understand anyone shying away from this kind of heavy work - regardless of gender
@@iia5559 Agreed...I don't mind work, but I don't want it to involve decomposing bodies or Level 5 hoards.
The water in the floor cleaner where do they dispose of that?
That poor grill, still could keep it up for some years :(
This is so darn cool
Now that is a chisel!! 😳👍🏼
As kids we had the red tabs to show where to brush. Now that fizzles to show decomp. Carissa just keeps having comparisons.