S1: (00:00-06:57) Justice Delayed: DNA backlog delaying testing to solve rape crimes;
S2: (07:01-13:57) Failure to Protect: Story of child abuse in cases where Child Protection Agency failed to do a background check on adoptive parents;
S3: (14:00-18:42) Prescription Drug Abuse: Jim Irsay Investigation;
S4: (18:44-25:23) Under Surveillance: Investigation on the risk of a terrorist threat in Indiana;
S5: (25:26-33:01) Guarding the Guardians: Investigating the guardians of Ruth Lilly, great-grandchild of Eli Lilly. Produced by Gerry Lanosga & Kathleen Johnston;
S6: (33:04-39:53) Case Dismissed: Story of how some drinking and driving arrests get dismissed due police not showing up in court;
S7: (39:55-45:15) Keeping the Colts: Investigation on how well the Indianapolis Colts are doing financially;
S8: (45:17-50:52) Deadbeat Justice: An investigation on the child support system failures. Produced by Kathleen Johnston & Gerry Lanosga;
S9: (50:55-56:55) Safe at School?: Investigation on the seriousness of offenses at school leading to expulsions. Produced by Kathleen Johnston & Gerry Lanosga;
S10: (56:58-1:02:40) Ameritech's deep ties to politicians. Produced by Kathleen Johnston & Gerry Lanosga;
S11: (1:02:42-1:08:26) Twice Taken: When judge orders compensation to victims but does not ensure that victims are paid. Produced by Kathleen Johnston & Gerry Lanosga;
S12: (1:08:27-1:14:17) Status Quota: Police writing tickets to make their required quota. Produced by Kathleen Johnston & Gerry Lanosga;
S13: (1:14:20-1:20:31) To Protect and be Served: Marion County Sheriff Jack Cottey, a harsh spokesperson against drinking alcohol and driving, caught drinking alcohol and driving. Produced by Kathleen Johnston & Gerry Lanosga;
S14: (1:20:34-1:25:50) Social Security Disability: An investigation on the struggle to obtain Social Security Disability. Produced by Kathleen Johnston & Gerry Lanosga;
Producer: Gerry Lanosga and Kathleen Johnston
[AI-Generated Summary] Details several investigative reports from Eyewitness News, primarily focusing on systemic failures in Indiana's legal and social services systems. The transcript highlights the tragic consequences of a major DNA testing backlog at the Marion County crime lab, which allowed a serial rapist to remain free and commit further assaults. It further uncovers fatal neglect in the foster care system, specifically the death of five-year-old Anthony Barres due to a caseworker's failure to perform required criminal background checks on adoptive relatives. Other segments address a perceived double standard in the NFL's handling of Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay’s prescription drug addiction compared to players [cite_start], the presence of an al Qaeda recruiter in Bloomington prior to 9/11, and the lavish spending of guardians for heiress Ruth Lilly, despite her court-ordered status as a recluse. Additional investigations report on the frequent early release of child support "deadbeats" due to jail overcrowding and the failure of courts to collect court-ordered restitution for crime victims.
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