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5 Common Questions About Autopsy

Surgery and autopsy instruments and tools

Autopsies are similar to surgery, but also very different. They come with their own sites and smells. Here are answers to common questions.

What A Maggot Tells Us About Death

A maggot is not a welcome sight in our homes (or otherwise), but they are important creatures in nature and for the forensic scientist.

6 Myths About Dead Bodies

After death they steal your organs myth

There are many myths surrounding dead bodies that you likely think are true. From growing fingernails and moving corpses, to your organs appeal to thieves post mortem, to name a few. Here are 6 myths about dead bodies we are dying to correct.

How to Prepare for the Death of a Pet

It’s difficult to say goodbye when someone passes, even our beloved pets. Being able to handle them financially and emotionally is also similar to the process for when our beloved humans pass. There are ways to prepare for the death of a pet; find how you want to say goodbye, and ways to remember them fondly.

How To Talk To Children About Death

talk to children about death

ifferently, and it is no different in children. As a child, the task is much harder as they navigate their emotions while also trying to wrap their heads around what death really means. That is why it is important to talk to children about death carefully, simply, and with compassion.

Secrets from Crime Scene Cleaners

Crime Scene Cleaning is a profession that few people realize exists—until tragedy strikes, and suddenly they have to deal with the unimaginable. That’s when they call a select group of iron-stomached, steel-nerved workers known as trauma scene restoration specialists, biohazard remediation technicians, or simply crime scene cleaners.