The COPS FORCED ME TO LEAVE AFTER I STUMBLED ON A CRIME SCENE during FREE overgrown lawn MOWING
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Channel: Lawn Care Juggernaut
Views: 8,466,537
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Keywords: Lawn Care Juggernaut, K&R Lawn Care, Tulsa Lawn Care, Lawn Care 74145, tulsa Lawn Service
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Length: 51min 34sec (3094 seconds)
Published: Wed Apr 20 2022
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TLDR: Cuts grass, smells an awful smell coming from house. Nothing too dramatic or shocking. The gentleman chats about how it has affected him.
Edit: (From hgaterms below) At 16:00 they make a comment about smelling something that smells like death.
Starts to Smell: 34:00
Phones Police at 40:07
Edit: Chats with police at 46:45
I used to do this kind of work. All I ever found were bricks, ropes, and chains with my mower blades.
Dude knew he smelled death, started putting the pieces together and didn't call the police until after she left. Really thinking of his wife. He seems incredibly down to earth and kind. I really hope he's able to get counseling about this, especially after he mentioned how his grandma wasn't found for a week. The same thing happened to my late friend. This kind of thing really shakes you up and the smell is unforgettable. Cannot be mistaken for anything other than a dead animal.
That smell is something you will never forget. When I was 5 I was playing in the woods at my grandparents with my older brother & cousin. We ended up finding a man who had committed suicide and the smell stuck with me for life.
When I was twenty I was on a hike and smelled that smell again so I went and looked and found another man who had committed suicide. That smell I would recognise and won't ever forget.
It's important to find them though so their families will at least know.
I ended up watching the whole thing.
This dude has an awesome mower. All the gear he has makes this almost seem fun. I know it's work but when you have the right tools, it makes it a lot better. I was actually getting into him doing the clean up.
Him and his wife are a cute couple.
You could really tell this affected him towards the end. He seems like a genuinely nice guy. I wonder what happened. The windows being open seems odd.
something tells me, in his specific line of work(free lawn service to abandoned or disarray houses) this is probably more than likely going to happen to him again.
TL;DW
Early in the video, couple joke about a bad smell while cutting the grass round the back.
At 34 minutes, the guy reveals he has been aware all along that the smell the couple were smelling is that of death. He completes the job so his wife is none the wiser. He doesn't want to expose her to this shit.
40 minutes in his wife is gone, so he calls the police.
46 minutes in, police confirm there is a body indoors.
At 48:21 you can see his "We don't dial 911" car sticker which I find hilarious given the context of the video. Obviously it is tragic and someone died, but still I enjoy the irony.
Got caught up watching him clean up the property lol, that shits satisfying as hell. OP, if youβre the dude in the video, this Internet stranger wants you to know you are a good egg.