 This Coto de Caza crime scene cleanup web site seeks to explain crime scene cleanup in broader terms than found elsewhere. As a crime scene cleanup web site, it seeks justice from perpetrators, crony free government, and a scientific approach to biohazard cleanup. Crime scene cleanup entails biohazard removal following homicides, suicides, unattended deaths, and other blood cleanup tasks. This web site also leads in the fight against local government corruption in death administration. Read about local government corruption in Orange County, California. See one partial solution to cronyism in local governments. Environmental crime scene cleanup also falls within my subject area. An extended essay, "How Crime Scene Cleanup Works," tells more about crime scene cleanup's dark side in Coto de Caza. |
Coto de Caza
Crime Scene Cleanup
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"We cleanup after what ought to be criminal behavior and its consequences." eddie evans
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Bloodborne pathogen legislation created a multi-million dollar biohazard cleaning industry. Corruption in coroners' departments became inevitable as a result. "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 - See Orange County Government fraud document for more information about how our county government cheats Coto de Caza residents and businesses. |
| Crime Scene Cleanup Narrative -- Motivation Rewards vs. Risks - Indications of crime scene cleanup corruption - A Disconnect - How our local government commits consumer fraud. - How many corrupt Orange County employees? - Consequences for Victimized Victims - | ||||||||||||||||||||
1. Motivation for Local Government Corruption and what it doses to Coto de Caza residents and businesses.OSHA regulations inadvertently created conditions for local government corruption. Because more stringent work standards in the medical work places became mandatory, a multimillion dollar biohazard cleaning industry grew. Because coroner, medical examiner, and county administrator technicians handle county death administration, corruption became inevitable. Prior to bloodborne pathogen legislation, little incentive existed for county employees to refer cleaning victims of crime scenes, suicides, and unattended deaths. After the force of law became available, hundreds of millions of dollars entered the new cleaning industry via homeowner's and business insurance. As a result county employees now had access to an income worth ten times their civil servant income. Most important, the risk of exposure remained nearly non-existent, until my Internet marketing campaign exposed death administration cronyism. (County cronies need not worry, they remain quite safe in their corruption. I'll explain why another time.) 2. Example of rewards versus risks:
3 Indications of Crime Scene Cleanup Corruption A high, crime scene cleanup Internet marketing footprint returns few or no local calls for cleaning service. A small crime scene cleanup, Internet marketing footprint also proves futile. Yellow Page adds do nothing whatever Internet marketing occurs. One first page ranking web page should return at least one bonafide crime scene cleanup related call per year, but they don't.I repeat myself below for a reason. Corrupt county employees direct family victims to corrupt cleaning companies. As a result victims do not reach the Internet. As a result survivors pay inflated cleaning prices to corrupt companies; corrupt county employees then receive kickbacks. County employees may own the cleaning company referred to. Corrupt employees and corrupt companies gouge insurance companies as well as family victims. If those in need of an Orange County crime scene cleanup company made it to the Internet, they would find my business and others. They would pay less. But not so. This is consumer fraud. TOP 5. How Our Local Government Commits Consumer Fraud We need to ask the critical question about Orange County, "Why do the county's homicide, suicide, and unattended death" survivors not use the Internet to find professional crime scene cleanup help? They obviously do not. Visit this page and its links and find out for yourself. Scroll down the page and pretend these web sites belong to many companies, not my company. We would think that grieving families would find their way to one of these web sites, but not so. Explanation A high density population with Internet connections has a propensity to use the Internet for shopping, given the move from paper to Internet information. Without intervention between consumers and the Internet, a high population returns a proportional representation of relevant Internet related calls, we should expect. After all, we do not find crime scene cleanup companies in malls or on Main Street. A low density population with poor Internet connections will return a low, proportional representation of relevant web site calls, we should expect. We expect a higher number of calls from urban areas than rural areas. A high Yellow Page marketing share returns few or no local calls for cleaning service, my marketing experience revealed. So where do consumers of crime scene cleaning find help in Orange County? My Explanation Multiple death scenes come with high price tags and crony employees reserve these for friends, crony companies, or their own company. Otherwise, I would receive offers to bid from property owners and victims. Explanation One A three-car garage often tips off coroner's employees that the death scene housed someone with homeowner's insurance. This property becomes a low risk, high profit referral or property to clean for insurance money and insurance fraud possibilities. Explanation Two When crony employees have face-to-face contact with the decedent's family members, the illicit information changes hands. The victim, family members of the decedent, have no idea other cleaning companies do the same work for less. 6. How many corrupt Orange County employees? The number of crony employees working in any county government department must remain a fraction of the employee population. The more employees aware of cronyism, the greater the risk of exposure. The more employees connected to crony dealings, the less money for all. However, it is the case that county employees will "circle the wagons" when an imagined threat from outside their cubicle circle threatens the status-quo. Also, new employees are at risk of intimidation by cronies with seniority, rank, and privilege. Older employees go-along-to-get-along. Older crony employees become supervisors. Now employees with higher morals and higher ethics become a threat and at risk of reprisals from above. For those employees wishing to do the right thing, whistle blowing returns few rewards and much ridicule in some circumstances. I worked for Orange County for 11 years and I know about this particular feature of county employment all too well. In Orange County whistle blowers become "rats" in the midst of those they expose because few employees receive termination notices. Small groups emerge with agendas of their own, resulting in subtle power plays against the unsuspecting new comers and resolute. TOP No risk attaches to cronyism in the coroner's office, the deputy coroner once advised me: "If you think someone would get fired over this you're wrong," or something to this effect. Consequences for Victimized Victims At times I charge half and even a quarter as much as my competitors. This includes traveling far distances to clean. So the public loses again because of cronyism. Imagine paying five-thousand dollars to have a suicide cleaned up when another company would have done the same work for nine-hundred dollars. God help the tax payers because the county will not. Do not do unto others what you would not have them do unto you. Eddie Evans, Crime Scene Cleanup Why do we have Crime Scene Cleaners?In brief, other types of cleaning businesses do not approach cleaning like the crime scene cleanup companies approach their type of cleaning, biohazard cleaning. Looking to the history of crime scene cleanup, families and businesses experiencing a violent death from a crime or suicide would rather not clean after the traumatic death. Until recently, within the last 30 years, carpet cleaners and morticians filled this crime scene cleaning need for the few families with discretionary income. Others began to specialize in this new "crime scene cleanup" industry because of its income potential. When congress passed its bloodborne pathogen legislation, it then created an inevitable crime scene cleanup industry. A sense of caution grew as bloodborne pathogen knowledge reached the general public. Blood exposure now meant exposure to bloodborne pathogens like HIV. Long held cultural taboos also followed crime scene cleanup technicians to the field. Without formal biological training their family and peer knowledge of blood gave direction to their fear of blood. These two elements, legislation and the unknown of crime scene cleanup accounted for those early, extraordinary crime scene cleanup fees. In fact, even today some newer crime scene cleanup technicians exaggerate the biohazard risks, which creates a problem for education around genuine concerns. Keep in mind that bloodborne biohazards give way to frequent hand washing, but needle stick and other puncture wounds should give rise to caution. Inhaling dried, flaky blood also requires special caution when beginning a crime scene cleanup job. Because wet and moist blood present possible Hepatitis C infection and other illnesses, we consider wet and moist blood, as well as dried, flaky blood, among the biohazard waste materials. So the risks of physical injury persist throughout crime scene cleanup as in any other field, but magnified by blood's dangers. The risk of physical injury during demolition work exists as in any construction trade, but for blood's dangers. Crime scene cleanup technicians now wear biohazard cleanup clothing for their environment. This "protect ice personnel equipment" remains hallmark of biohazard cleanup. Because death begins the decomposition process when the heart stops beating, contamination of the environment soon follows. Hepatitis C, with its long life expectancy in the wild, requires forethought, distance, and care when cleaning. For those unfortunate infected few, healthy living, exercise, and other worthwhile hygiene habits help to slow Hepatitis C's destructive destiny, and little else works to stop it. HIV carries the second most concern for crime scene cleanup technicians. Known as AIDS in its advanced stage of development, it carries much less risk for the cleaner than Hepatitis C. Today we accept AIDS as a terrible disease that kills many people from many different backgrounds. When it comes to crime scene cleanup of biohazards, we prepare well in advance to confront blood and bloodborne pathogens (blood carried germs) in the wild. For crime scene cleanup, certification in bloodborne pathogen training is found quite cheaply and quickly through the American Red Cross.
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Email to Orange County Sheriff:
Subject: Your deputies obstruct my business.
Dear Orange County Sheriff,
Consumers of after death cleaning services do not reach Orange County's Internet market.
I know this because I receive zero telephone calls from my Internet marketing service for after death cleaning service.
I offer more information to help you understand that some of your employees cheat the public by referring grieving families to my competitors or their own cleaning businesses.
More proof follows from my Internet marketing experience with other businesses I have owned. Each of these Internet domains generated recurring business telephone calls, which my wife will confirm: power washing, carpet cleaning, marble polishing and industrial floor machine and equipment sales (Cimex).
I believe these successful Internet marketing services in Orange County prove empirically that Orange County's consumers prefer the Internet to telephone books.
Still, I receive zero telephone calls to my above telephone number, which resides on dozens of Internet pages on Orange County Internet web sites. Please help the public by getting your deputies out of my business.
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Suicide and Attempted Suicide
University Suicides in Male and Female Ratios - Motives and Causes for Suicide
I find in my suicide cleanup writings that social class plays a big part in suicide and attempted suicides. I define social class by education and occupation. People in professional and managerial occupations show high suicide rates for those with administrative responsibilities. Business people and executives along with medical and dental professionals rank high among suicides. These occupations show a rate almost double of our general population.
When trying to place a root cause for these suicides, we're no better off then ever. We can point to an easier access to poisons among medical practitioners. We also know that our medical practitioners see a lot more disease, pain, and suffering than other occupations.
If we look for low suicide rants among occupations, we find that skilled and semi-skilled occupations come in low, relatively speaking. Then number turn around as we consider unskilled labor. Among this social class we find high suicides rates, and higher than business people and executives.
Belonging to the unskilled working class in our United States places workers at greater risk for suicide then other occupations. Some writers attributes this higher rate for suicide as a sign of unemployment and the threat of loss of work.
University students have a higher rate for suicide than their age groups counterparts in our general population. Many students are unmarried, adding to their sense of aloneness during periods of high stress. These students also have a less structured life-style, adding to their time-management problems. Those students with poor study skills, or those with a propensity for procrastination create greater stress for themselves as semesters come to a close. Larger universities fragment students into less recognizable groups for socializing. We might find a greater number of eccentric personalities in larger universities. In any case, as in small and large cities, suicide rates increase with population density.
(See my comments about How to cleanup suicide. )
Among stud nets of skilled, semi-skilled, and unskilled labor, greater contact with their families and peers shows fewer suicides; those students with professional parents have fewer contacts with their families and friends. We might deduce a lower rate for those for skilled, semi-skilled, and unskilled families. Do so would prove out as correct. University students reflect suicide rates found among their parents, but for the lowest skilled working class students' parents.
In this last group we can infer that a close proximity to their home during university years helps protects working class students from suicide.
It's not uncommon to hear that we live in "the age of anxiety." When we compare younger populations of social classes, we find greater indebtedness among student populations. For example, those students who must take out loans to attend universities and other institutions of learning undergo much more anxiety than their non-student peers.
At test time students undergo stresses related to their examinations as well as anxiety related to their student loans. In some cases students lose their loans if they do not pass all their exams. Since many of these students created life plans to the end of their university experience, a sudden change in this status creates terrific stress.
University Suicides in Male and Female Ratios
In the 1950s, Cresswell and Smith found a positive correlation between the male/female ratio. They showed that British university populations reflected a higher ratio for suicide in those universities with a low ratio of young female students relative to male students. They came up with 2.5:1 as an optimum ratio. Just why I cannot say. I can say that they found 9:1 in Cambridge showed a higher rate of suicide than Oxford with its 5.6:1 ratio. Cambridge's small town setting should include a more congenial setting than Oxford's medium sized industrial setting, the former having fewer suicides. These figure were derived from research in the 1950s. There's good reason to consider these figures useful today.
As seasons change we find suicide rates changing throughout society. Regular seasonal fluctuation occurs most noticeably in spring and early summer. Suicides increase from January, reach a peak in May or June, and start to decline in early July. These changes occur in our general population. For students, we sometimes see a statistical spike occur in December and June as final exams and Christmas arrive. Failure to do well in colleges leads to great depression and anxiety with today's hugh loans. Failure to graduate from high school also leads to younger student's depression and anxiety. In these populations, from my experience, I find large caliber weapons used as the weapon of choice.
Motives and Causes for Suicide
If we could believe suicide notes we would understand suicide and would then help prevent suicides. Sadly, reasons given for suicide seldom mirror reality. Most usually, reasons given turn out as precipitating factors and not in touch with prior, multiple causes and thoughts. A recent suicide cleanup lead to hearing a rather rash, immature, and superficial "reason" for a young man's suicides. He wanted to "go home for Christmas" and could not do so. More likely, he had ran his family into debt and failed to do well in college. Most likely, he had made numerous promises to himself that one day he would fulfill his threat to self-exterminate. A Christmas trip home became the proverbial "straw that broke the camels back." Most simply, our student suicide behaved rashly on a deadly threat to himself.
We might take a contrarian view of this last suicide. Here we have a young person that simply puts out the lite of life on a whim of disappointment. To the ca usual observer his reasons for doing so my appear simple: this suicide victim wanted to inflict pain and sorrow on his relatives. A simple motivation played out may have had years of forethought, "Just one more time and I'll show them!". But there's a strong aggressive drive in this sort of behavior and its presence must have been sublimated for daily social interaction. In a moment's time it desublimated to an end point, death. Perhaps our suicide victim desired to kill others, but without his victims' presence, he settled on himself as victim enough. Through him he touched them in his own, morbid method.
We might note that nobody kills themselves unless they also want to kill others or at least wish others to die. We might find in such cases a lack of love and a direct distrust if not disdain for our victim. We also might find this victim identified closely with another, and in the end chose self-destruction as a form of extinguishing this other.
We will find that social causes account for the greatest number of suicides. So we would expect social bonds and ideological constructions to lead some to suicide while others remain above such risks. Here's an outline of what we might find in groupings.
| Factors | Contributory in % of cases | Significant in % of cases |
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Social factors |
60% |
35% |
Personal |
20 |
14 |
Physical illness |
`29 |
18 |
Mental disorder |
47 |
37 |
Abnormal Personality |
17 |
17 |
Suicide and Unemployment
We would expect times of greater unemployment across all social classes to account for suicide's motives. In fact, suicide rises quickly during periods of widespread unemployment, especially among older white males. There's no way around unemployment when it comes to increasing personal and family stresses. Depression among those accustomed to working on a daily basis grows as their search for work and meaning leads nowhere. Hopelessness grows as male breadwinners look in disbelief as their contribution to their family's' well-being diminishes. We might expect that demographically, other groups cope more frequently with employment opportunities. As a result, social expectations for their employment prospects remain low in whatever employment conditions.
Throw family discord into an unemployment picture and suicide becomes a consideration. For young fathers unable to contribute to their children's needs, suicide may seem like an alternative to anxiety, depression, loss of face, and more. For older suicide victims, physical illness adds to causation as well as unemployment.
Overall, social organization within a society plays a role in suicide. More rigid and strict societies tend toward lower suicide rates. Those with a more liberal take on life and religion tend to show lower suicide rates. So Roman Catholicism serves as a protection from suicide risks in ways that Protestants do not find insurance against suicide's risks
Social status arises within closely defined social roles. A person might live as a plumber, married, white parent. The higher a person's status integration the less their risk of suicide. And, vice versa, the lower their status integration the greater their risk of suicide.
Today's college and University students in these United States face huge increases in education costs. As Republican amnesia in budget deficits ends and their criticism of government deficits grows, schools from K to 12, and upper-education suffer budget cuts. In turn, students in public schools and colleges pay the real price of budget adjustments.
Since we find suicide cleanup along with crime scene cleanup through homicides and more, I continue on this train of thought. For those interested in suicide car cleanup, I've added some information to crime scene cleanup to help those Coto de Caza residents who cannot afford professional crime scene cleanup help.
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