Violent Crime & Crime Scene Clean Up: The Timeline

The aftermath of a violent crime requires participation from various professionals during the death cleanup process, including law enforcement, coroners and crime scene cleaners. The violent crime timeline demonstrates the order and involvement of various professionals and their specific role in the crime scene clean up process. For more information, please see the below timeline, as well as /

 

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