Bloody Angola: A Podcast by Jim Chapman6 Jun 2024

Part 2 | The Investigation into The Ware Center for Youth

In this episode of "Bloody Angola," we explore the Inspectors General's side of the incidents occurring at Ware Center for Youth from 2019-2022. A New York Times investigation exposing shocking abuse and neglect at the facility, prompted a call for change and spearheaded an investigation of the Juvenile Facility by then Governor John Bell Edwards.Allegations of rape, physical abuse and an unusually high number of suicides are covered in this episode.It is important to note that this episode covers the Allegations made by the New York Times and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of this podcast.Timestamps03:01 Ware Center for Youth Investigation Begins05:06 Inspector General's Detailed Report09:04 Reviewing Incidents and Escapes10:14 Review of Juvenile Suicides13:12 History of Ware Youth Center14:08 Critical Incidents at Ware23:35 DCFS Issues and Facility Improvements31:13 Conclusion and Podcast UpdateSpecial Listener Deals!Badlands Ranch:Get up to 50% off your order of Superfood Complete dog food PLUS a 90 day money back guarantee!https://www.badlandsranch.com/bloodyangolaHelloFreshUse our link and get FREE APPETIZERS for life as long as your subscription is active.https://www.hellofresh.com/bloodyangolaapps

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