Really interesting book about a company that cleans up crime scenes after the coroner has taken the body away and the crime scene techs are done. Who knew that the cleanup wasn't something routinely done by the cops or coroner's office? The book's one flaw is that it doesn't seem very focused - the author flies off on many different tangents not directly related to the main subject matter. However, any fan of crime non-fiction should enjoy the tangents.
