Ray Morgan's face reveals nothing as he recounts his visit to a home with maggot-covered soiled diapers and rotten food strewn over the floor. Detachment is his style, for good reason.
He didn't have to be in the home. The visit had taken him away from his job as general manager at Coeur d'Alene's Unique Printing. The stench had soured his stomach. The scene had sent his blood racing.
"I wondered how someone could live like that," he says. "But, I'm there to get information and I won't get it if I react."
