Baltimore Crime Scene Cleaner Builds Niche Service
Ray Barnes quits crime scene duty to run Crime Scene Clean Up Services in Baltimore. He cleans bloodstained rooms after murders and suicides, tearing out floors and walls when needed. Prices start around two hundred dollars as families seek to erase traumatic reminders.
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FBI finds no arsenic in Napoleon hair lock analysis
FBI analysts report no poisonous arsenic levels in a 220 strand hair lock claimed to be Napoleon Bonaparte’s. Historians at the Napoleonic Society meeting debate death causes while some claim authentic issues and others press theories of poisoning amid royalist and British plots. The lock, valued above $100,000, is owned by a French physician and tied to a maid’s note, though authenticity remains disputed.
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