Massachusetts Crime Scene Cleanup

When a violent crime, violent suicide or decomposing unattended deaths strikes in Lancaster , we respond with care, concern, and professional cleaning. We clean homicide, suicide, unattended deaths any day, any hour. Homeowner's insurance will apply in some cases. We also market our crime scene cleanup service with crimescenecleanup.com, which offers Crime Scene Cleanup information not available elsewhere. This is a nontrivial information web site and important to consumers as well as taxpayers.

Here's some information about infectious disease control and electronic-eye faucet sensors. Massachusetts' crime scene cleanup practitioners need to take heed. Likewise, those who choose to to crime scene cleanup as an alternative to saving money need to take heed.

We've become so used to hands-free water faucets that their use seems better than old-fashion faucet handles.

Besides handy, they cut water used by over 50 percent. Even Massachusetts residents can profit from water reduction savings.

Now the downside, it turns out, according to Johns Hopkins researchers, cultured water tests 20 electronic-eye taps near to patient rooms found harmful bacteria. Traditional faucets with handles showed a 15 percent contamination by harmful bacteria.

Like other states in our Union, Massachusetts' has a potential for cronyism in its local government offices. We find this offence against our public occurs frequently in coroner, medical examiner, and public guardian offices.

Cronyism occurs in death cleanup because county employees have first, official contact with families victimized by violent crimes: homicides, suicides, unattended deaths, traumatic injuries, and other blood loss injuries. Employees may take advantage of their privileged contacts. They may send families to crime scene cleanup companies for a reward, money. Sometimes we find that county employees begin their own biohazard cleanup companies to take advantage of their privileged contacts. This is wrong and a conflict of interest, but it goes on and grows across our United States.

Try to protect families from victimization by county employees. Ensure county employees do not refer families to cleaning companies.

I keep focus on Orange County, California because it's one of the easier counties to ferret out cronyism between county employees and biohazard companies. The Sheriff-Coroner's Department and the County Administrator-Public Guardian are known to use private biohazard cleanup companies to enhance employees' corrupt dealings.

See Orange County Consumer Fraud for more on this information. Orange County Fraud also offers information. I also keep a county document with a county employee's malfeasance clearly defined at this web page: Administrator Fraud .

It's hard to imagine public employees abusing their positions of trust to bilk tax payers, but they do. I fought this idea myself. I found it too hard to believe. Evidence kept piling up. Eventually I had no choice to believe what facts screamed. Corruption in our county governments abounds.

Congress needed to pass legislation protecting medical workers from needle-stick. The incidence of needle-stick became deadly. HIV and Hepatitis C were growing at an alarming rate. As a result, medical workers were becoming sick from these bloodborne pathogens. A needle-stick by a syringe contaminated by blood all too lead to illness and then death. At this writing about 250 medical workers die each year from bloodborne pathogens contracted doing their work duties.

What congress did not intend to do they did: Bloodborne pathogen legislation created a multi-million dollar biohazard cleaning industry. Cronyism in coroners' departments became inevitable as a result. Because anyone working with human blood or other potentially infectious materials (OPIM) came under this congressional mandate, through OSHA, those who cleaned after death made great sums of money. Finding families victimized by homicide, suicide, and unattended death with decomposition lead blood cleanup companies to find county workers open to kickbacks for sending families their way. Alas, cronyism started to grow at an alarming rate.

Today, we now have more "cronified" (my term) blood cleanup county death administration departments than not. I know because I've been in this business for over 9 years. I know because I had the largest blood cleanup Internet presence on the Internet for over fiver years. I know because I watched two event occur: One, I received fewer telephone calls nationwide because of legitimate competition from legitimate companies. Two, I know because I receive telephone calls from people with coroner contacts asking me for advice. Odd, isn't it?

I know that many legitimate companies went under because they could not compete with those companies in contact with coroner and public guardian employees. In some cases homicide detectives have entered this blood cleanup business. For example, in Hollywood, California, I actually saw a flyer from a biohazard cleanup company left on a suicide cleanup scene. Homicide detectives in Philadelphia refer families to a New Jersey biohazard cleanup company for kickbacks. How do I know? The owner told me; infarct, he bragged about it. I suppose many of those involved in this sort of consumer fraud think their smarter than the rest of us. They're not. They're without scruples.

Let's hope that Lancaster has better county employees.

Try an experiment to witness my speaking truth to power. Go to Google, the most used search engine in the world. Type in these key words: City of Industry biohazard cleanup. The searched for information appears on one page and thousands of more pages.

See how many of these pages have my telephone number on them: 888-431-7233. Expect to find this telephone number for Lancaster now or very soon.

Most likely you will find that all but one have my telephone number. Don't be surprised if you find Ed Evans biohazard cleanup on top. It goes on and on like this. An Ask, Bing, Google, or Yahoo! search returns my telephone number many times over my compepetitors' telephone numbers in Orange County, California.

"In a moralistic sense, helping victims of violence against victimization by local government has a revolutionary context. We're reminded of the American Revolution." Eddie Evans - Sociology of Crime Scene Cleanup