I started working as a police recruit when I was only 19 years old, then my dad was on the police force for 30 years, he was honestly proud when I joined the force and even more proud when our little brother joined as well… I spent 10 years working as a beat cop before I was promoted to a detective position.
I spent a lot of yours working odd crimes, but I never had a crime scene affect myself and others like the one I saw last weekend.
My partner and I responded to a call downtown at a particular lake house building, a resident in the building contacted police, because she smelled an bad smell coming from the lake house next door. He told the police that she believed someone was cooking meth. My partner and I acquired the call and the people I was with and I made the decision to go to the lake house to check on the problem. My partner and I knocked on the door a couple times, however the people I was with and I did not hear anything at all; Both of us found the building manager and he agreed to open the door under these strange circumstances. As soon as the people I was with and I opened the door, the horrible smell and stunt hit us in the face. I knew that smell honestly well, then there was a dead body somewhere in the roThe awful lady died in her sleep with the heating system running and the hot air cooked the body honestly hastily. The heating system made it tough to determine the time of death, however the medical examiner determined she died of natural causes. There was no murder or crime involved, however the people I was with and I were thankful the friend alerted someone.