Local Cleaning Business Adds a New Skill to Their Portfolio: Crime Scene Clean Up (Warning Graphic Content)

April 16, 2020

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By Julie D’Aloiso

Businesses are having to go to new avenues to add to their revenues.

Rhonda Solomon from Ask Help Me Rhonda!! Cleaning Services! got a call from a realtor that was unexpected. She was asked to clean up a crime scene.

Editor’s note: the victim survived this attack. This attack did not happen in the Nordonia area.

The house had blood stains throughout. The victim was stabbed in the head when he was sleeping, by someone he knew. This was not a random attack. According to Rhonda: “blood went everywhere. He ran out of the bedroom down the stairs. Blood was in the hallway and in the stairs and in the kitchen and walls. He then ran in the living room foyer. This is where he bled the most. He was trying to get out the front door. He got out the front door and bled all over the front porch. The picture with the Christmas tree is where a lot of blood was on the porch. They covered up the blood on the porch so that the mailman could deliver the mail.”

This was a big job so Rhonda had a crew with her. All blood had to be removed
No remnants of blood was to be left in the house when they were done. The victim was coming to live back in the house and wanted no memories or flashbacks.
Rhonda indicated: “My cleaning technicians did an outstanding job cleaning the scene. Blood was on the ceiling, corners, cracks, baseboards everywhere and we got it all. Blood splatters were even on furniture, curtains, kitchen sink, cabinets – everywhere.”
All of the tools and supplies needed for this job were discarded safely.

I asked Rhonda if there were any cleaning jobs she would not do. She said: “I don’t think so. If the client pays me. I will clean it up.”