MILFORD, Ohio - A grieving mother wanted to get her son's belongings back after his suicide. But the company cleaning out his apartment threw his stuff away without her permission, she says.

Now, Jessica Dixon hasn’t just lost her son. With his computer gone, she says she has lost her connection to his heart and soul.

"He wrote songs. He wrote poetry. He was starting to write a book. It was insight into my son's heart,"  she said.

She's not about to let that drop, either.

Dixon said her son, 21-year-old Bruce Lyons, ended his life with a gun in his apartment at 1100 Cook Crossing Drive.

"He was discovered on Friday morning, Aug.  7,  around 10 a.m.," she said.

She expected Bruce's personal belongings would be returned. But when she asked, Calloway Cleaning and Restoration told her "everything's been disposed of," she said.

 "I'll never know the full impact of what Calloway stole from us on that computer," Dixon said.

She made contact with Konrad Kircher, Calloway's attorney. She told him he was being recorded.

"Certain property had to be disposed of because of the health risks and the contamination," Kircher told her during a taped phone conversation.

More at source:  WCPO

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