Hi, it's Nancy Solomon, and I wanted to let you know about a new podcast series from the Investigations Unit of Louisville Public Media.

It's part of their series called Dig. It's worth a listen. It's a story of two high school football coaches, who happened to be twin brothers.

They were trusted in the community, but last summer, these two men were indicted on more than 50

charges related to child sex abuse allegations.

Women say the abuse stretched back nearly two decades.

The latest series from Dig tells the story of the women who survived the abuse and had to take

matters into their own hands to make sure it didn't happen to other girls

in their community. Here's the trailer from reporter Jess Clark. They say it started at a small

Christian school in Louisville, Kentucky. He would say like if you love me, you'll do this, so I thought

it was normal. One girl said it happened in the hallway of a public high school.

How do you know how to hunt those girls down?

You know the ones to target.

Another behind the closed door of a middle school office.

And he would tell me that he was going to adopt me out of foster care

so that I could live with him and we could be together and not have to hide.

They say it happened over 18 years at at least four different schools

at the hands of the same two men, Ronnie and Donnie Stoner.

Those men, trusted educators, football coaches, and twins

are now facing more than 50 charges related to alleged child sex abuse.

So why did it take so long?

I went straight to administration and said something.

I did the right thing.

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