“As far as the eye could see, there were body parts,” Lichtenwalner recalls. “Everything from little pieces to entire torsos.” As a member of the Marines’ mortuary-affairs unit, he was assigned to scrub the outdoor area, both for sanitary purposes and to maintain morale. “Everything had to be taken up,” he says. “What if a […]
Read MoreSOLEMN DUTY Crime scene cleanup crew helps families in dark times. It would be easy to call two former Marines, who learned their grisly trade on the battlefields of Iraq, the grim reaper’s cleanup crew. But they see their work in an entirely different light. Benjamin Lichtenwalner and Ryan Sawyer view Biotrauma, the company they […]
Read MoreAl Lews of the Dow-Jones newswire did a feature on Biotrauma about our biohazard cleanup services and the closure that we provide for families. Biotrauma is a crime scene cleaning service for families who have experienced a tragedy in the home. We offer compassionate service for those in need. Related Information Read the Full […]
Read MoreBiotrauma was featured in the Anderson Independent Mail (Anderson, SC) Sunday April 26th, 2009. AIM’s Rick Spruill wrote the piece entitled “Former Marines build unusual business”. Biotrauma, Inc. is a cleanup service for families who have experienced a traumatic incident in the home such as a homicide, suicide, or natural death. If you or someone […]
Read MoreBiotrauma was featured in the Island Packet/Beaufort Gazette today – a Parris Island area paper. The article was entitled “Cleanup with Care” by Patrick Donohue. Biotrauma performs trauma scene cleanup and restoration services in the homes of families after they’ve experience a homicide, suicide, or natural death in the home. We deal with insurance and […]
Read MoreSunday, April 12 the LA Times printed a story on Biotrauma entitled “Iraq veterans, now home, still serve the dead” by David Zucchino. The article follows Biotrauma on two crime scene cleanup incidents and walks the reader through our work.
Read MoreMilitary.com did a feature on Biotrauma today April 1st, 2009. Bryant Jordan writes about our personal calling to assist families in crime and trauma scene cleanup in the article titled “Iraq Mission Became Life’s Mission.” Related Information Read the article at Military.com
Read MoreDiarocritico TV just did a story on Biotrauma today with some video on their website – www.diariocritico.com. We don’t really know what the heck it says – but we’re hoping its good! Biotrauma offers cost-free solutions for families in their most sensitive moments after a homicide, suicide, or natural death. We perform crime scene cleaning, […]
Read MoreCNBC wrote a story on Biotrauma entitled “Two Amazing Marines” which was featured on Jane Well’s “Funny Business” blog 3/27/09. The piece has some good non-graphic video of a real job, to include an interview with Ben Lichtenwalner and Ryan Sawyer. Biotrauma, Inc. (Real Sunshine Cleaners) performs crime scene cleanup compassionately for traumatized families and […]
Read MoreTuesday, March 24th 2009 Biotrauma, Inc. was featured in TIME Magazine’s Time.com. The article was authored by Molly Stephey entitled “Cleaning Up Death At War — and At Home” and was presented in a Question/Answer format. Related Information Biotrauma on Time.com
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