Someone Has To Clean This: The Hidden World of Crime Scene Cleanup

Someone Has To Clean This: The Hidden World of Crime Scene Cleanup

When detectives leave a crime scene… someone still has to go back inside.

In this episode, we’re talking about the hidden world of crime scene cleanup — the people responsible for cleaning homes, apartments, vehicles, and spaces after murders, suicides, unattended deaths, and traumatic events.

And honestly? Most people have no idea what that job actually involves.

We’ll explore the physical realities of biohazard cleanup, the emotional and psychological toll on workers, the smells and contamination investigators leave behind, how families are affected when they return home, and why this work is far more complicated than simply “cleaning.”

We’ll also talk about trauma exposure, compassion fatigue, desensitization, and the strange emotional weight of being the last person inside a room where something terrible happened.

Because after the police tape comes down… the story isn’t actually over.

And hey — it’s murder. Don’t come to me for happy endings.



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