I worked at a troubled property a few years ago, and the events of any given day rarely shocked me. It seemed anything that was unbelievable, was just par for the course.
I get a call from a terrace level (a nice term we use for dungeon apartment) resident that she had flies in her bathroom.
I think, "thanks for telling me! now go clean up your nasty apartment."
But what I really say is, "I'm not really sure what I can do about that. Pest Control doesn't spray for flies."
She proceeds to tell me that they are coming through the wall, the small crack between her drywall and shower tile. They are huge and when she swats them, blood spurts out. They are also leaving their little maggot babies all over the floor.
So I agree to go to the apartment. This isn't the first time I heard of this and the result is always the same. You live like a pig and now I have to file legal crap to make you get unnasty in 30 days or move so other people around you don't suffer.
She opens the door and to my amazement. Clean. Not just clean, but spotless. Oh shit! I look at her bathroom as she requests and high tail it to call mnt and the animal trapper dude.
We return and tear out her bathroom wall to see what has died under the building. Trapper dude spots it two units away....but it is too far to really tell.
I get a key to the suspect unit and enter. AAAAAKKKKKKK. My heart races, checking behind doors and in closets, expecting the worst. No way could someone live here and NOT complain about the smell of decay. The resident must be deceased and deceased in the unit. I just hope this one didn't die on the toilet, these ones bother me the most....and for reasons you probably don't want to know.
Mnt calls me into the master bedroom. Oooohh. They found source of the smell. We remove the items from her closet and the drywall has all the signs of what is on the other side. A nice brown, oily spot on the drywall at the floor says....Chanda leave now and let the guys deal with it! But nooooooo. I stick around for some sick and unknown reason.
Drywall comes out and we all gag and run. Now for trapper dude to gag, this is bad. He puts the drywall back in place and says, "I didn't bring the supplies I need for this. I need to go to the truck."
He returns with a shovel. Cat is no longer cat, it is liquid cat. Pure liquid with a little bit of fur mixed in....we determined it was cat from the fur color. And the possums were leaving their markings around liquid cat, which said (according to trapper dude) "this is MY lunch!"
Deciding lunch will not be happening for ME today, I return to the office and call the resident to apologize for entering without notice and disrupting her things but given the situation, this was a matter of emergency and we could not wait.
She thanked me and said that she noticed a fowl odor for the past couple of weeks and had been putting in glade plug ins but they weren't helping.

To this day, Tropical Mist Glade fragrance smells like nothing more than liquid cat to me.