ILLEGAL CONSUMPTION OF NARCOTIC DRUGS, PSYCHOTROPIC SUBSTANCES, AND THEIR ANALOGUES IS HARMFUL TO HEALTH, AND THEIR ILLICIT TRAFFICKING IS PROHIBITED AND ENTAILS LIABILITY ESTABLISHED BY LAW.Robert Jensen is called the best in the worst job in the world — he cleans up the scene of plane crashes, terrorist attacks and natural disasters with human casualties: retrieves bodies, identifies remains, returns personal belongings of the victims to relatives, finds words of comfort for distraught people. For Jensen, the darkest newspaper headlines are not just words. He helped identify victims after the 1995 terrorist attack in Oklahoma City, deployed a mobile morgue at the Pentagon and worked on the ruins of the twin Towers after the September 11 attacks, evacuated the bodies of helicopter passengers from the jungles of Peru in 2008. This book is not only Jensen's ruthless and intense look at the hardest work, which is not accepted to talk about, but also an inspiring story about survival, perseverance and compassion.– Accident at the Fukushima-1 nuclear power plant.– Tsunami in the Indian Ocean in 2004.– Hurricane Katrina.– The earthquake in Haiti in 2010.– Swissair flight 111 plane crash, etc.About the author Robert Jensen is the owner and Chairman of the Board of Kenyon International Emergency Services, a global leader in crisis management and response to massive disasters. He devoted 35 years of his life to responding to the deadliest accidents, terrorist attacks and natural disasters the world has seen: the September 11 attacks, the Oklahoma City bombing, the Bali bombings in 2003, the bombing of the UN headquarters in Baghdad, Hurricane Katrina, the tsunami in South Asia, the earthquake in Haiti, the fire Grenfell Tower in London and many major aviation disasters.