In this episode we talk about the nasty job of death scene cleanup, and our funeral home story tells that, like death investigations, how that job is best left to the professionals. crimescenecleanup.com bioteamaz.com. thejanitorialstore.com. science.howstuffworks.com. au.rollingstone.com. YouTube, Biggie Clean, The Gnarliest Crime Scene I Have Ever Cleaned

In this episode, we talk about people who almost got away with murder, and our funeral home story shows that no matter how smart you think you are, death investigations are best left to the professionals.

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In this episode, we talk about people who died on the toilet, and our funeral home story reveals how disgusting our family really is. Sources: people.com

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In this episode we talk about people who took the law into their own hands and killed out of revenge, and our funeral home story tells of how funeral home kids get back at their enemies. Sources: theadvocate.com; ranker.com; abcnews.go.com; nationalpost.com; texasmonthly.com; jodyplauche.net; chvnradio.com; allthatisinteresting.com

In this episode, we discuss death by mistaken identity, and our funeral home story reminds us that we should never judge a book by its cover. Sources: nytimes.com. abc7ny. com, biographymask.com. ny1.com apnews.com. Wikipedia

In this episode, we go way back and discuss a Wild West execution, and our funeral home story tells of a wholesome family past time—with a twist. Sources: An Illustrated History of Klickitat, Yakima and Kittitas Counties, With An Outline Of The Early History of The State Of Washington (Evansville, Indiana: Unigraphic, [1904] 1977); Jim Atwell, Early History of Klickitat County (Skamania: Tahlkie Books, 1977), p. 149-154; Robert Ballou, Early Klickitat Valley Days (Goldendale: The Goldendale Sentinel, 1938), p. 71-80; "A 1940 Journey Across Oregon, Umatilla at Biggs," Oregon State Archives website accessed June 12, 2006 (http://arcweb.sos.state.or.us/exhibits/across/umatilla.html)); History of Klickitat County ed. by Pete May (Goldendale: Klickitat County Historical Society, 1982); "Timmerman vs. Territory of Washington 3 Wash. Terr. 445 (1888)," Multiple Research and Services Center of Washington website accessed June 12, 2006 (http://www.mrsc.org/mc/courts/TerritoryReports/003TerritoryReport/003TerritoryReport0445.htm); Thomas W. Prosch, "The Pioneer Dead of 1912," Washington Historical Quarterly, January 1912, p. 39; The Washington Standard, April 20, 1888, p. 1.

In this episode, we discuss decomposition.

This episode talks about dares gone wrong.

In this episode, we discuss corpses on the move.

This episode is a real, raw conversation about life in a funeral home. This very personal and heartfelt episode had us reaching for the Kleenex.