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Two women discuss turning crime scenes back into homes

October 5, 2026 at 04:00 AM Original source
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"It’s humbling to be invited into somebody’s home on what is often the worst day of their lives."

— Charleen Archibald , Other

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Alana GillenOther

Alana Gillen runs the only female-led and owned company in Northern Ireland specializing in biohazard, crime-scene, and trauma cleaning.

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Charleen ArchibaldOther

Charleen Archibald has been cleaning up crime and trauma scenes in South Africa for the past ten years.

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Northern Ireland South Africa

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