City Blood Cleanup
For certain, one thing you can count on is a friendly voice at 888-431-7233. Call for questions, call for an appointment, either or both, it doesn't matter. There is no charge and no obligation. I offer blood cleanup information as best as i can. At any hour, this offer remains open.
When the horrific happens and you need someone to call, I'll be at my telephone waiting to help. I'm 24/7/365 and have cleaned hundreds of death scenes alone. Besides 8 years of running a blood cleanup business, I cleaned trauma for the US Army. Unless you live in Orange County, California, there's a good chance I've already cleaned somewhere near you.
Orange County Government Consumer Fraud
In Orange County, I'm known as the blood cleanup technician who exposed the Orange County Coroner's Department for corruption. See Orange County Consumer Fraud for more information about government fraud.
In brief, some coroner's employees setup victim's families to be shilled by corrupt crime scene cleanup companies. Here's what happens.
Families of persons killed by another, homicide victims, must report to the Orange County Coroner's Department to retrieve decedent's personal property. Coroner's employees take the homicide victim's wallet to protect it. Also, since the homicide victim must have a positive identification whenever possible, family members must also report to the coroner's department to identify their decedent. Before the family member departs, they may receive directions to call one or more select crime scene cleanup companies to help "clean."
Sometimes coroner's investigators do the shilling from within crime scene victim's home. In this way county employees shill for corrupt crime scene cleanup companies. This goes on almos daily in Orange County.
At this time I have more than enough proof to demonstrate these facts. Visit crime scene cleanup to gather more information about local government corruption in city crime scene cleanup related to coroner and medical examiners' employees.
Why a blood cleanup servcie?
Since surgeons learned to wash their hands the hard way. Many patients survived risky surgeries. Then they died from infection. The pricary cause? Poor blood cleanup between operations. It took the hard way for surgeons to learn good hygiene by washing their hands.
Today we know much more about the germs surgeons carried on their dirty hands. Today we know about germs we refer to as "bllodborne pathogens." Of chief concern among these germs we find HIV (human immume deficiency) and Hepatitis C, a deadly virus that may live as long as 16 days otuside of the body and laboratory. Fortunately, HIV must pass by blood contact between intimates or blood transfusion.
Crime scene cleanup training offers more information related to viruses, diet, and physical fitness.