@parkerforensics: Come with me on a scene. #deathinvestigator #forensics #medicalexaminer #crimescene #ditl

chriskipifi30 :

I always wanted to be a forensic pathologist

Patti Morgan-Martini :

I have been a forensic investigator for a local police department. Are you a coroner’s investigator or a law enforcement investigator?

DippityDoo :

I hate that you have to do this job, but I'm grateful that you do this job. If that makes sense?

damn.kris :

the county coroner and medical examiner in my city were so amazing to me when we lost my 4 weeks old niece and her mother 6 years ago. I took my nephew in that day, also 4 weeks old (they were twins). and I remember those 2 ladies treating me with such compassion and kindness on scene and during everything. even though this was another case for them, their job, they never made me feel like it was just their job. and I will always be grateful to them for that. anyway, just wanted to share. please never lose your compassion , empathy or sympathy. to someone else , it may just be another person , but to their loved one , it was their person. ❤️

Dubshack :

I really hate it when you spend years going to school to learn a super technical skill only to get a job that depends heavily on answering phones.

Nicholas Sanfilippo :

Forensics was my favorite class in the academy

OLIVIA BENSON :

Omg Id love this job!!!

Mimi :

I work as a crime scene investigator!! So cool to see other women in this field

Cockatoo Chaos & Care :

Thank you for your service. I know you see some unseeable things

whatalisamade :

My husband is over the homicide unit for our city, so I knowwwwww exactly what you’re talking about!

EmilySueM :

Takes a special person to do this

SullysMom :

this is my dream job. I'm working everyday to achieve this. I'm having a hard time finding an opening at the ME office.. how'd you get into this?

Kevin :

I'm a Paramedic in Iowa. I've always had great respect for our death scene investigators. Very difficult job. Some great people.

Bri Joy :

I wanna say thank you for what you do... 🩷

conniefaulkner275 :

I admire you! I could never do that!

jodiegustwiller :

YOUR AMAZING FOR DOING THIS..YOU SOUND SO CARING WHEN YOU MAKE THE PHONE CALLS❤️🙏

🧜‍♀️ Amy 🧜‍♀️ :

What a kick a** job!!! I majored in Criminal Justice and could never find a cool job like this. [Teary eyed][Teary eyed][Teary eyed]

𝐇ℯ𝒶𝓉𝒽ℯ𝓇 𝐍𝒾𝒸ℴ𝓁ℯ ✨ :

Have any cases stuck with you? I think about the people who worked my Grandmas death, she was unalived by someone in her home. I ended up seeing the autopsy and crime scene photos and cannot imagine someone seeing these things on a daily basis 😭

anniemathisen :

I wanna see more! How did you get into this line of work? Fascinating. Can you give more crime scene work (without being graphic), more procedural?

Kara Bracero :

Smarty GoGo :

with that traffic on the other side, I'd want to keep my head on a swivel and spend the least amount of time behind the vehicle... too many first responders get hurt spending too much time digging around in the back of their cars. stay safe 🙏

Thomas :

Your job reminds me of a program called Quincy (JackKlugman). You have a very cool, interesting job. I love that you love it so much.

𝚊 𝚗 𝚊 𝚌 𝚎 𝚌 𝚢 ❀ :

Sorry if this is a morbid question but since doing this, how do you deal with loss of your own loved ones?

🍋Amberly @ Honda of Salem🍉 :

God bless you. This made me feel sick. I lost my mom in a terrible car accident last July and I was there when the MA arrived

user31128094136 :

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