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Messed up the intro music, whoops. 😂
I admit I kinda like it messed up
I was wondering about that. First I thought you changed it again.
Kinda like it. Happy Accident. :)
@@Edward_Gurly I still miss the after hours intro song.
i kinda liked it. love your videos man, keep up the good work
The diagram really painted a picture in my mind, thank you
Dark humor is a way of dealing with really bad shit. It preserves sanity.
3:25 Crunch under your toes? Doesn't your department require you to wear shoes.
Larry Fisherman Yes, of course! How else would bugs crunch under your toes.
@@larryfisherman6449 SWOOOOSH joke went right over your head
Wait swoosh 3 pointer
xephael - lol
Wooooosh
You have done this topic but it’s a good story every time!
Daniel Chaloux I don’t think that this is a “good story” lmao
@@asherslain3287 you. Are absolutely right. It's a great story 😏
Brother?
HAHAHA
Officer 401 casually flexing his drawing skills on everyone... 😏😏
A regular Picasso! Lmao
Probably the same one he used in the report. It’s more technical reference than art.
What about the angriest you've ever been on a call? Also... if I'd seen that hazmat guy slip, I would've lost it. I wouldn't have just been laughing, I'd be flat out guffawing
It most likely was when he broke into a car to save the baby and the Mother was on the super Market... He said he was a drill instractor That Day
If I had to guess based off of a previous video I'd say the maddest he's ever been is when he responded to a call of a crying baby locked in a hot car he smashed the window in the front seat to unlock the door and open up the back door to get the baby out and then the mother comes out and she's all mad because her car window is broken. He said if you heard him yelling at her you would have thought he was completely insane.
I'm not Officer401, but I was a volunteer firefighter for a while and heard stories about the babysitter "turning for a second to grab a phone" and a kid falling into a pool. Babysitter can't swim, so they call 911 and the kid is pulled up and revived. I just know I'd be livid.
@@SheepdogSmokey I would be the same man
Same feeling when you think about someone locked in a hot car, or a pet, I seem to think I'd not be thinking much at all, just acting.
You already told this story. It’s okay your forgiven
Chris Jackson
You're *
Funny i must have a horrible memory too then and i don't remember this story!
He's mentioned that dead bodies smell but hasn't ever told the whole story.
Leave this entertaining story for the new subscribers :)
Well it’s a good thing my memory is ass too
My dad was dispatched to a suicide that washed up to a local park. At that time, some police cars were station wagons equipped with stretchers, and officers, as a matter of course, would have to pick up people to go to the hospital, or to the morgue. Since he had seniority over the accompanying officer, my father picked up the legs, and the other officer had to pick the guy up by the shoulders. The officer was facing the decedent, and was lifting the guy by lifting from behind the guy's shoulders....he should have thought his technique out a little better, because as he lifted, the dead guy's bloated arms moved right around the officer and hugged him. My dad claimed that after the officer screamed, he simultaneously turned green. Once my father regained his composure after falling down laughing, they took the guy away...after a better plan for moving the man was formulated...
Everyone needs a friend, even a bloated water corpse.
By far my favorite thing about 401’s videos is even when he accidentally tells a story twice it is literally almost the SAME word for word story. There is no making parts up, no exageration and no stretching of the truth. A story he told a year ago has the same consistency when he tells it now. Just goes to show how much integrity he has.
I like he’s super authentic
That diagram is better than what I draw.
Holy shit, thanks for the heart
Buffalo Railfan agreed
Once you smell death, its something you just never forget.
Wow "death odor" that's one odor I do NOT want to ever ever smell. Jesus Christ😓😓😖😖. Respect for your service.
Can confirm. When I was younger I had a pet rat that died. I waited a few days to do anything, hoping he was maybe just asleep or something
What’s the most heartwarming story?
The most heart warming story is blowing a guys head off and getting 2 weeks paid vaca
Or most rewarding call???
Grant Travels
Really?
I'd like to see this video too.
yes, could do with that after this one, haha
Back in my younger days, I worked maintenance in a hospital. Pulled a work order to change some light bulbs in the autopsy staging room. The room where the bodies are laying on the gurney covered with a sheet. Complete with toe tags. It was me and a older black guy that I had worked with, on the graveyard shift, for almost a year. So, we're in the room, lights out, with a ladder and a flashlight, ladder and eight bulbs. The other guy climbs the ladder. Pulls the old bulbs out of the light. Hands them to me and out of the corner of his eye see's one of the bodies sit straight up on a table from the stomach muscles contracting. The sheet falls off the dudes face and the old guy jumps off the ladder and is sprinting, actually sprinting, back to the shop. After I finished laughing and changing the lights I went to the shop. There he was, cussing me to no end. Saying I did that just to scare him. I laughed for days about that and when he would get pissy I'd just say we have to go change some bulbs in the holding room again. I've never seen a black guy turn white like I did that nite!!!!!!!
Raymon Bullard 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I would have shit my pants if I saw that
Why did he cuss you out, you didn't make the body move... or was it cos you were laughing at him that he got pissed?
The level of sarcasm on the Picasso part >9000
Thanks officer 401..! Vicks under the nose helps. I always carry small baggie in my pocket on duty. I try to remember that our sometimes grisly work helps the victim friend and family. Thank you for being human.
MsFiregal8 I've heard peppermint oil is the go to for hospitals; can't confirm that though
@@swelldritch2774 yes, many use that in morgue. I'm also an RN. Thanks for the reply. U medical field too?
Im a deputy coroner and vicks doesnt work after a deceased person is in full decomp. It helps a little to take the edge off the smell and prevent vomiting for the first few bad ones.
Sometimes we have to be there for the living.
Officer401: if I repeat myself in any of my videos I do apologize I just don't remember.
*Proceeds to tell a story he's told before*
Thank you for sharing! How about telling us about the most awesome person you've met on the job, wether it be a cop, arrest or civilian. Thanks again and stay safe 401
Hvofor fuck har du usa flag I dit profil billed???! du er skuda dansker
THIS IS SPARTA
R.I.P. Door.
That sounds like a pretty gnarly scene. As soon as you said the mail was piled up I was already expecting what you described. One of my instructors from college had a similar story about a suicide call he got. Guy hung himself in a barn, middle of summer, hung there for about 3 weeks before someone found him. Officers arrive, instructor and another guy are up on a ladder trying to get body down, ladder somehow began to fall and instructor, who was at the top of the ladder, grabbed the closest thing to him to not fall to the ground. He grabbed the body, which was so decayed that it split, and he tumbled to the ground with the body, and it landed on top of him and sprayed him with a lot of fluids. He said he burnt that uniform after that
Any longer and it would've gotten itself down..
🤢🤮
Got something close, I was still a paramedic trainee and the third one on the unit along side two senior medics...so as much a rookie as you can be. Anyway we got a call out to a 'fallen person' at the train station. Along side the fire department local PD, rail PD an air ambulance and the EMS chief...it took me way to long to put one and one together. It really happend what you think happend. A 16y/o got hit by a train at full speed. How ever the one think that I remember most was the commend by the our chief how had to file the paperwork and announce that guy DOA. Quote: "You sure he's dead? Did you find his head?" We: "Well, part of his lower jaw and an bundle of hair is stuck at the first car. If you can identify more of him then us, let us know."
"I spent a lot of time on this diagram."
Officer401 that was the best sense of comic relief!
That is defiantly a smell that doesn't go away. My wife and I use to live in an apt. It was 2 summers ago in July. I started to notice a smell in the apt and thought it was sewer or something backed up. I called the office and they told me to put bleach down the drains and that should take care of it. So I did but 2 days passed and the smell was getting worse. It was a smell I had never smelled before. Called the office again and they said they had no other complaints and to try the bleach again since it was getting hot out they said it was sewer smell and would go away. About a week and a half after I started to smell this it was to the point that every time the air conditioning came on it would get worse. I would wake up in the middle of the night choking and gagging it was so bad. I can only describe it as ammonia and cat piss smell with a hint of sweet to it (if that's even possible) anyway I called again and they said they would look into it. By this time we started noticing HUGE flys in the apt that appeared to be so full they couldn't fly. They just sat on the walls. I take my wife to work and the whole way I could STILL smell this smell. It was on my hands and arms and clothes. I knew something was not right. Well I get home and I'm smoking out front and I get this HUGE whiff of just plain nasty then seen huge flys swarm around the building. About 20 min later I seen the medical examiner drive past and only at that moment my heart fell into my stomach because it was real and I knew what it was. Anyway I guess the guy was dead for about 2 weeks. His heater was set to 88 degrees and that smell I will never forget. Did the apt move us to a different unit? Nope. We had to break our lease to get I to a new unit. It was the worse thing ever
Yikes. Must be pretty shocking experience.
Do you know how he died?
Story about finding someone's dad dead and ending with I going out state to go visit my dad. 😐 don't take for granted the time you have with family and loved ones. 😞 "tomorrow is promised to no one."
I read an article several years ago about someone in the profession of crime-scene cleanup. Interesting work.
Yes you have told this story before. My buddy I ride along with all the time retells story's and it's still awesome to hear them. Not only because they were real (and sometimes funny too) but the teach a lesson every time they are told. Great work man!
I remember this story, but I think it was mixed in with other stuff, not sure how long ago. It's all good though - 401 story time is always my favourite. Always a great way to start my day (currently 0430 here in Australia😃). Stay safe!
i think it was his dead bodies video. Still I liked the story.
@@judahmac1799 you're probably right as it's aptly titled.
I never really understood the whole dark humor thing when it comes to policing until i saw it in person. My dad and brother and I were driving together and saw a motorcyclist crash right in front of us and he ended up dying because of it and the cop i gave my statement to was making jokes about me taking him away from his dinner and i didnt understand it until i realized that this is an everyday occurrence for you guys. All the more respect because seeing that was probably the worst day of my life and to even imagine seeing that and worse is insane.
I believe you told the first story before.
Bandtheguy he has
Bandtheguy yes
You have told this story before in a previous video. But I didn't mind hearing you talk about it again. I work a a nursing home so I've seen so many families hurt when someone passes away, it's never good, but then to have that body decomposing for 2 weeks, even if it wasn't family that's nasty...
This is something I fear having to do wanting to become a cop myself but I gotta keep thinking about the good I'll be doing. Sad story officer 401 but informational as well. Thank you
My dad is a funeral director so he has to pick up bodies and embalm and he tells me all the time the gross stuff he sees sometimes. One house he went in the lady had a shit fettish and had smeared it all over every wall and floor and everything and then died and rotted on top of that. I can’t imagine what he and the responders had to smell
Chase Morris I hope your mother makes all the food lol. I’m disgusted when people touch their feet, so something like that, well I’d lose my mind lol. Much respect to those who work in funeral homes.
I remember watching the original video about this topic. Yes it is disgusting what police officers and anyone in EMS has to deal with and endure. Very sorry you have to deal with that kind of stuff. I hope you stay safe. Also have safe tavels coming here to Arizona. I would wait until after next Wednesday , October 3rd, 2018 to come out since we are suppose to get hit with the reminents of Hurricane Rosa off the Baja of California starting Sunday evening all the way until Wednesday morning.
Decomps are some of the worst calls to go on. Once the body bloats from the gasses inside, the body leaks. For those of you who haven't smelled death before, you'll never forget the smell. That's the unfortunate thing.
Just passed my entrance exam for my local pd and take my agility test tomorrow morning and am seriously nervous. Watching your videos is calming and getting me pumped. Thanks bro!
"Go ahead and kick the door."
Medic me: In that? Oh hell no!
I know this story. Knew it as soon as you started out. Still listened to it again! I 💙 these stories videos!
You are a remarkable individual. In nursing, I saw and experienced some really difficult things as well, but not quite like some of the things you’ve seen. You have my utmost respect.
First time watching you. Had almost the same situation with my sister and a wellness check a few years back. They wouldn't let me into the house. Now I REALLY understand why. Thank you. keep up the good work
I will be just fine never smelling death My entire life. Thanks for smelling death so I don't have too Officer 401
I think you should do a video on how you respond to 1st Amendment "Auditors".... These ppl who go and film police departments, Sheriff's offices, post offices, etc...... just to see how LEOs respond. I think it would be interesting to see what other LEOs opinion is on this...
I honestly didn't think you would have told something so graphic! I thought it would have been something super none visual. Thanks for being real with us.
Officer401 your so awesome. The humor you translate is very close and funny to me. The stick drawing with your comment and ems slipping and almost kissing a decaying body. You got me rolling. There are two videos I’ve been looking for from you, the one you talk about “ what if I tell these officers that the cat walks funny whenever you two are alone” and the one you talk about “ guys at my department can take a gun apart with their dick. Me I don’t care as long as it works when I put my booger hook on the bang switch”. Those two I’ve been trying to find for a while now.
When you get to AZ I would like to buy you a beer good sir
Hell yes! I'm in!
Awesome! Let me know when and where and I'll be there!
Marc Musso tuscon
xJafah did u mean Tucson
officer401 where in AZ?
New video😻 week without Officer401 is way too long!
I live in Poland but I am waiting impatiently for a new movie,
humor is the minds way of destressing a stressful situation, happens to people all the time. Thanks for sharing your experiences with us out here, I always wanted to join the force but had too many unresolved personal/mental issues, so I appreciate hearing about you and what you share. Stay safe and God Bless
One of the worst things I saw was on Cops in the 80's. The show had not been around long. I think this was the 2nd or 3rd season. The officer they were riding with was pretty high up. He'd been a cop for 20 years and you could tell the job was getting to him.
They responded to a shots fired call at the apartment of a woman who had a restraining order against her husband.
It was really bad. This guy showed up, shot his wife and all four of his kids, all of the children were under ten and the youngest was just a baby. It looked like the oldest had tried to protect the third youngest and the second oldest was in the babies room close to the baby.
After shooting his family he shot himself.
This cop got everyone doing what they needed to do to get the investigation, then he handed the camera crew off to another cop and left.
We find out later that the guy had gone into his boss's office and quit his job.
It really showed me what sort of emotional toll that sort of job can have on a person. Frankly, maybe police work should be one of those jobs you're not allowed to do long term. Like working with radiation. If you get too much, it's simply no longer safe to be exposed to that any more.
So, I'm Security Forces in the Air Force and fairly new. One of my supervisors shared this story when he was working LE. When we're reversing a government operated a vehicle, we are required to have a spotter (someone directing you). This individual was standing directly behind the vehicle reversing and got pinned against something. He was completely smashed. Back at the hospital, my sup was there to gather the required information on the individual, as they were obviously dead. One hospital employee decided he wanted to use a defibrillator on the individual even though they were obviously already mangled up. They proceeded to utilize the defibrillator and you see their body almost explode and all their guts and insides fall out all over the place with a horrendous smell that emitted. Everyone in the room had a hurl.
Why the hell would you zap a mangled corpse with 1000 volts?
@darklordster Sounds like mad science to me.
"he got there in 35 mins" do he do 250mph all the way there?
Man, I can imagine the odor...I've seen (and smelled) some terrible scenes overseas while in the military...while on my first leave, I was home for a couple days and got the call from my grandmother's neighbors in Orlando (my mom and I were about 45 min out) about her basically being mia etc...we arrived and broke the door down, and even though she had been deceased for only about 24 hours the odor was still very pungent...can't even fathom multiple weeks...
i used to work at a funeral home so none of that shit bugs me
***SPOILER WARNING***
I have a feeling this is going to be the father dead in the hallway? 👌
Edit: yep! Still love the story though! I honestly have rewatched a bunch of your videos anyways because I love your storytelling!
Drew Harris SPOILER ALERT
Barry Moore sorry! Should’ve added a warning! I’ll edit it to add that! 😂
officer401 can you make a video on officers working second jobs? I have heard that many agencies have restrictions on jobs that officers can take outside of police work.
The smell of iron from a DOA... gets me every time
Officer 401, you're a better man than me. I couldn't do that job. Thank you for your service as a police officer.
You told the story before. I completely understand though. I drive a truck a we are all about trucker stories and everyone has a few that get reactions and thus get repeated more. You ever want to experience life as a trucker just let one talk for an hour, you'll get over it.
I bet you trucker guys see a lot of horrible car accidents on the interstate, god bless you guys as well, I couldn't do your job man, I want to go home at the end of my 8 hours.
Love your vids 401
Keep uploading awesome quality content😁😁
We had one last year...the mailman was concerned because a woman's mail had been piling up. Yep, she had died inside. Only in her fifties. Mold had grown on her, sealing her to the carpet. The worst part was, calculating from the last Amazon delivery she got, she'd been there for four months. Four months, and no one missed her. :-(
I heard "I have drawn a..." and I thought, 401 drew a stick figure laying down didn't he?... and he sure as hell did! Thanks for your service and efforts in trying to keep this country safe. I know you're former Air force aswell and just wanted to say thanks for your sacrafice!
My dark chocolate Kit Kat bar tasted a little less good listening to this while eating it.
This should be interesting. Lol. Hope you’re having a great week Officer 401!!
You too, Jamie, thank you!
I figured that story was gonna come around when this vid came up. But the added detail is actually good to have. I can see the scene in my head a lot more clearly. As a writer, I find myself wanting to write about this. Good fuel, Officer401. Thank you so much.
I guarantee every police department wishes they had their own officer401 because this is the best information for people interested in law enforcement. Keep up the good work dude, good guys always win.
Yoo officer, quick question. Is it possible to be a cop while going to school, and if it is. How difficult is it??
Each state has different requirements for the police academy, in most you only need a highschool diploma/GED, and have to be a certain age, about 21 in my state.
Video idea: Academy romance. You know what I’m talking about. There were several guys and gals that sparked a temporary relationship throughout academy time where I went
I feel you on that call. I don't know what you guys do down there but for every unattended death in Massachusetts you gotta call the State Police CPAC and the body has to stay there until they come!! But the Troopers are good and at least they take the report. Luckily I haven't seen anything nearly as bad! As always, I enjoy the stories! Stay safe out there!
It takes a special type of guy to be a cop. To see so much stuff, risk your life, and disrespected. You guys need much more respect. #BlueLivesMatter
Bring back the after hours intro! I miss that one so much
I don’t now if you have the money but can you buy a door to kick it in maybe split it in half like you say you did in this video
I'd donate money to see that
I've been on a lot of dead body calls, the worse and most difficult part is dealing with the family members especially when it's a suicide.
officer401 ,
Reminds me of a day that I was called into an "unoccupied" residence. That lady had been "gone" at least 2 weeks. There I was, no $#.., just trying not to vomit while I'm on with dispatch. SD and EMS arrive and the deputy hands me some Vaporub. This fool is standing there like Whiskey Tango Foxtrot. He educates me with a smear across the face! Oh, what a relief.
Say no to the new intro.
Lol
It was a mistake. Did you read his comment dumbass?
It was a joke. Do you not understand sarcasm?
@@user-zc3nn2nx2u For someone who is so into reading comments, you should know my comment came BEFORE his comment. But it was a joke either way. Chill out man.This isn't the place for negativity.
Familiar story, believe you’ve told it before!
Could you possible do a video on some tips about calling in a crime? I recently saw a guy smoking meth or crack while driving down the road. I was just wondering what things need to be said in what order to the dispatcher to help out.
I couldn't b paid enuff to deal with the stuff LEO's & 1st responders have to...no way....no f'n way...KUDOS to all of you!!!!!!!!
I know this is way off from what the video is about but I have a question,I have a local police department that’s really small and I want to get them all cheese biscuits from Abrams but I’m not sure if they’ll eat them. I don’t want them to feel nervous eating them because they’re afraid I did something to them. Should I get them cheese biscuits or find another way to help out or show them that I appreciate them? This comment was longer than it was supposed to be.....well might as well add more,Thank you for what you do!
I love this comment lmao
Maybe if you went to the store and bought a big pack of cookies or whatever, something that is obviously sealed.
Hi 401! Do you think you'll do a fan meet up while you're in Arizona?
Yessss that would be so badass
Maybe! I'll be in the Tuscon area.🙂
@@officer401 when are you coming to Tucson if you ever are? I wanna buy you beers😂
@@officer401 I might have to make the drive from Phoenix
Dan Nuccio hit me up I'll pitch in on the gas for a ride down there if there is a meet and greet.
As a brand new subscriber to your channel, I am interested in any and all interesting/disgusting/freaky call-outs or stories you have about your work. I do find it all fascinating. The most heartwarming story you have or whatever has touched you the most, I think that all stories from a police officer's perspective is interesting. And I totally understand about the "different" sense of humour, I am a registered nurse and it's similar for us. When you deal with sad or devastating circumstances every day or most days, you develop a bit of a different sense of what's funny. And you need to, otherwise every nurse, Dr, police officer etc would be severely depressed/angry/resentful etc. Thank you for sharing your story. I did giggle at the inappropriate time. 😳😊
I got a call like this after 4 weeks of becoming a sheriff's deputy. Mine was a 3 day body. I kept smelling it a couple days after. I can't imagine a 2 week body. Shortly after that call started, I got another call about a pedestrian hit on the highway which I was re-tasked to. I was re-tasked because my department has 4 deputies and a sheriff, so there were only 2 of us on duty at that time. I got on scene of the new incident and immediately called in stating that the pedestrian was deceased and that I needed a supervisor. Long story short, those two calls took up my entire 12 hour shift and the Sheriff and my day shift counterpart were both on night shift with me for the majority of that night. I had not been to academy at this point. I was, and still am, only deputized so I was way over my head for those calls because field training didn't cover that shit lol. (Nebraska has a reg that allows deputies to work for up to a year before going to academy.)
Was it an other officer who let the guy get the safe?
Still to this day I have no idea.
Officer 401> mike the cop> donut
Donut's better than both. sorry mike and 401!
Umm, no. They each have their own playing field.
Mike = philosophical
401 = anecdotal
Donut = fact gatherer/memelord
Even though you told this story before it’s all good you look tired get some rest I’m sure your mind will return to you as usual stay safe 401 and enjoy you time off
I unconsciously started pinching my nose shut and holding my breath, attempting to suppress my body's urge to retch as you were describing this.... didn't realize I was doing that until halfway through... ya'll are incredible, I'm always amazed by what LEOs and Emts have to deal with on the regular.... eek.
Thanks for the video! Today is my 19th Birthday!
Happy bday!!
officer401 thank you!
Happy Birthday!
Kelly LF thank you!
@@collectornick4270 You're Welcome! Hope you're having a good one!
You've told the story before but it was still funny to watch
When I was younger I grew up in a high crime area during the summer because I'd be shipped away for schooling by my grandparents but over the summer some friends and I were goofing off at a park and we found a dead body and we stuck around to watch them put in the body bag and because of everything as they were trying to put it in it popped and just spread all over these guys trying to put it in the bag both of them threw up one of them started rolling around in the dirt screaming in disgust and horror
Welcome to EMS and the fire d lmaoept
This is new to me! Your video showed up in the recommended videos. Dude! I could never be a cop or EMT or anyone who has to deal with situations like that. Thank god for people who can handle it - even if at times difficult to do so. Salute!
You told the last part before but glad to hear the details and context. You should do a topic on ride alongs. What types of officers can allow ride alongs (patrol, tactical units like swat, detectives, k9s.) and what kinds of things you should observe. And maybe some good questions to ask that might vary from department to department. Things you’d want to know like “is there a no chase law in this city?” Also a topic about the different branches and what kind of qualifications you need, what you might have to do o prep for these branches (physical, educational, mental, home life exc.) and a general idea as to what to expect not only as far as your duties but also what to expect to change from the above categories. I think it would be a great opportunity to “interview” any officers you might know that have better answered for these things.
If you pull me over since I like in GA and I recognize you as officer 401, can I get a warning?
Why wait, he can give you warnings right here. Things like:
Stay in school.
Don't do drugs.
Eat your broccoli.
Don't sign up for the glee club.
Just don't smoke your broccoli at school or you might get in trouble
Notification Squad 😎
Notification plus discord, I'm not going to miss anything from this badass son of a pineapple!
You be already told this one, but that's fine! It's good to hear it again, thanks for the video!
That diagram had me laughing so hard
Notification Squad!!!!!
If I could give the middle finger though the internet I would.... I... Was... Eating..... big middle finger 401. big middle finger...
jk...
If I would had slipped and I was doing that job. I’ll be screaming and cursing
You are such an amazing officer and I absolutely love your videos. It's so wonderful to see how ya'll enforce the law in Georgia. Stay safe and much love from your sister in arms from Oklahoma!
First like first view and first comment
10th dude. Not first
Joshua S. It’s people like u that irritate me let it go. You don’t need to correct people
Chris The Man Of Steele exactly. People like him sadly exist in this world, hopefully one day everyone will love each other
I was living in a elderly highrise and there was a guy that died in his apartment and he was there for a week in the middle of summer and you are right the smell, the first time is the worse and you never forget it. In that same building I had an elderly person drop dead just as the elevator doors was opening and guess where that person landed, yeah on top off me, disturbing is not the word I can think of.
My skin crawls every time he says 'juices'
I remember my uncle told a similar story. It was his very first call, he opened the door on a welfare check, and the guy had been dead for a good while so his body was bloated but didn’t “burst”. He said he really didn’t like that fragrance