Orange County Suicide Cleanup

888-431-7233

$500 - $999

(single suicide, not by shotgun)

Orange County Suicide Cleanup

Two reasons for this Orange County web page.
What to expect from Eddie Evans' suicide cleanup service.
Expect these Questions

This Orange County suicide cleanup web page markets as one of thousands. I use multiple web pages for two reasons.

Two reasons for this Orange County web page.

One, when I started suicide cleanup services over 8 years ago, few others used the internet to help people find suicide cleanup services. Two, the Orange County Coroner's employees force me to do so.

A few Orange County coroner employees send grieving families select suicide cleanup companies. In return these employees receive money. In some cases these employees own these corrupt companies

As a result, I must cover as much Orange County Internet space for two good reasons. One, to help the public find suicide cleanup services at a reasonable price. Two, to warn Orange County's families and friends of suicide victims.

What to expect from Eddie Evans' suicide cleanup service.

Whatever service you might expect from other suicide cleanup companies, expect the same and more from Eddie Evans. Expect a reasonable somewhere between $500 and $999, except for shotgun suicides and other large caliber weapons.

Expect to receive a telephone quote when you talk with Eddie Evans directly. Eddie's telephone quote is THE price.. Unless the suicide cleanup task described grossly mis-states the suicide scene, expect cleanup to follow at the quoted telephone price.

Expect these Questions

Where did the act occur - - Bedroom, bathroom, living room, kitchen, elsewhere?
What type of residence, if a residence -- house, condominium, apartment, mobile home, RV, business?
What floor - first, second, third?
What type of floor -- wood, concrete, carpet, linoleum, natural stone?
Where did the deceased fall - - floor, mattress, furniture; near a wall, toilet, wall, stairs?
How long was the deceased down - - from time of act until removed?
How much do you want removed from the victim's room, besides soiled materials - - some items I revoce as a coutesy.
Who will pay, how will they pay, and when will they pay?

Biosafe

Sheriff-Coroner Corruption

Who?
What?
When?
Where?
Why?

Who?

Sheriff-Coroner Employees

Sheriff-coroner employees, names unknown, have mis-directed the county's death scene survivors for years. I expected so after my first 8 months of suicide cleanup business in Orange County. I suspect these corrupt, fraudulent dealings have wide-spread support in the department.

County Administration Employees

I have received written and spoken evidence implicating at least 1 administration employee favors one county employee for assigning death scene cleanup work. The favored employee works for the Orange County Sherriff as a special officer. I have his badge number.

2. What?

Orange County employees commit fraud against the families of those Orange County residents who die under questionabe circumstances. Also, those who cannot be identified also come under the jurisdiction of the Orange County Coroner.

Families of the suicide victim receive notice to appear at the coroner's office for identification of the deceased, or identification of property belonging to the deceased (wallet, keyes, money, etc.).

3. When?

When the family appears at the coroner's office fraud takes place. One or more county employees direct the family to a employee owned business or other corrupt company.

As a result, victims do not learn other suicide cleanup companies exist. As a result families receive higher cleanup costs and less service.

4. Where?

A suicide victim's family receives directions from county employees from within the coroner's office, from the suicide scene, or over the telephone.

5. Why

Congress inadvertently created a multi-million dollar biohazard cleanup industry. Coroner, medical examiner, and county administrator employees then went into the biohazard cleanup business. Other civil servents, police, sheriff, and fire fighters also joined the biohazard cleanup business.

As a result, free interprise in the biohazard cleanup business suffered. The tax paying public now must pay more for homicide, suicide, and unattended death's with decomposition cleanup.concret

passed legislation helping to protect labor against bloodborne pathogens. Administrative duties for this legislation feel to the Occupational and Health Administration. rexcat

HIV's threat to healthcare workers by needle stick became the Occupational and Health Administration's (OSHA) concern. Other bloodborn pathogens like Hepatiis B and Hepatitis C also fell within OSHA's scope of duties.