A crime scene cleaner with stories to tell,

when sneaking out goes wrong, and an odd man who turns out to be a cannibal.

Headphones recommended, listener discretion advised.

Welcome back in everyone. I'm your host Chad.

You're just moments away from true tales of terror that will leave you breathless.

So brace yourself.

This is disturbed. We finally did it.

We finally did it. We're on to 2021. A new year and a fresh start. But horror doesn't stop just because of a date on the calendar. And because of that, we carry on.

Imagine being a crime scene cleanup tech. and because of that we carry on.

Imagine being a crime scene cleanup tech.

The things you'd see on the job would be hard to describe at times.

But luckily, we have Reddit user Testicles 620 to tell us all about his experiences in the field. Performing this experience is Tom Aglio.

To start out, you need a little backstory to show how I got into this situation. When I got

out of high school around 2003, finding a job was difficult,

so I took whatever horrible jobs I could to get by. When I found a job cleaning fire and water

damage full time, I was excited to have steady income and start saving. But this quickly turned

into a nightmare that I had to endure for almost two years.

The company I worked for put me on my first job, which was a water damage claim, where a basement

flooded with sewage, so after a few days of work, we finished and it was on to the next job.

My boss then called me into his office the next morning and told me about a special crew that

he was setting

up and asked if I would be the crew leader supervising three other guys that were just hired.

...