Tops: Most if not all corrupt crime scene cleanup companies share this top business sector. It includes all three sectors of the American economy: competitive (private) sector, government sector, and monopoly sector. See The Dead Janitors Review for comments on a sheriff's employee's loose grasp over his government sector leads to crime and suicide victims' grieving families. Competitive sector crime scene cleanup hardly exist any longer because of cronyism. Of course, no one will admit it. I watched it change through the Internet and many contacts across the USA. Of course, deductive logic proves the case in Orange County, California.

Especially telling are the few telephone calls that I do receive from my thousands of Internet pages, before and after competitors caught onto the Internet in a meaninful way. I do not receive calls for help that include insurance, generally speaking. I should add that I've seen a change in the Los Angeles County Administrator Investigator ranks. One or two investigators now follow the rules. They do not refer to crime scene cleanup companies. They're doing their duty.

Green: Competitive Sector (free enterprise)

Red: Local Government Sector: counties, cities

Blue: monopoly sector; give kickbacks to local government (red sector) or local government employees own crime scene cleanup company. These are KNOWN relationships in Orange County, California, a model county for this type of local government corruption.