Donna Nayler

You know, I probably couldn't only because I'm there for the whole amount of time.

From the start to the finish, I saw absolutely everything.

Ignorance is bliss.

So if you don't really know what happened, you could peacefully live there where I would turn the corner and I would still see what I saw.

Yeah, it was.

I would always ask to wait until the coroner had gone.

You know, I didn't need to see more than what I was already seeing.

Did you ever find evidence, ever help police while they were doing these cases?

Yeah, so most of the time the scenes were finished so the police were done and I would just be there to clean.

But if I did ever find anything that...

was of use i would always pass it over but most of the time i would find money or valuables and then i would pass that over to the family depending on what that was like um a lot of people asked me to go looking for certain things in the house especially in the hoarding houses so it was like treasure hunting yeah i another thing that kind of surprised me while reading your book was yes you were coming into contact with kind of grieving family members but also

Yes, it happened a lot.

And it's sad, you know, somebody's just died and they're already, you know, waiting to be there.

There was two sisters at one point that I knew because of the nosy neighbour had been cut out of the will and she was one that I found sneaking in through the back door.

I found her stealing $2, like give it back.

While you were there cleaning?

Yeah, while I was there cleaning.

She then asked for this rope that was in the garage and I said that she could have it but only because I knew there was a rat's nest in it.

So you were like...

All of these different things.