This podcast episode delves into the life and work of Neil Smither, a crime scene cleaner who specializes in cleaning up after homicides, suicides, and accidental deaths. Neil Smither's unconventional approach to his job, which involves using a made-up southern accent and direct communication, is highlighted. The podcast also explores the challenges faced in interpreting crime scene evidence, as exemplified by the Stephon Clark case, where two different autopsies produced different findings. Additionally, the episode features the inspiring story of Bobby, a recovering heroin addict who turns his life around by coaching a Little League team in a rough neighborhood, showcasing the power of redemption and the importance of giving people a second chance.
