S2 E5: Not Sentenced For That

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🗓️ 23 November 2021

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Indiana made the drastic decision to privatize health care in its prisons. It was supposed to improve care, but more than 20 years later, it’s unclear if it worked.

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0:00.0	This episode contains some curse words.
0:03.2	Thanks for listening.
0:04.2	Previously on Sick.
0:08.2	It was no closure for me.
0:11.2	It doesn't matter if it's bad.
0:13.2	I mean, those are the things that really are nightmares to prison wardens.
0:19.2	I mean, I'm still a human being.
0:21.7	Whether I'm behind, a razor wire or not.
0:25.2	On the morning of April 17, 1995, Doug Dugger got a phone call.
0:34.1	It was the police.
0:35.6	Someone had robbed his office.
0:37.4	At first, he started looking for us.
0:38.9	What did somebody take?
0:39.9	Not.
0:40.9	I wonder who it was that took it.
0:42.4	So you did it in the meantime.
0:44.7	Court records show it was several thousand dollars and a camcorder.
0:48.9	Doug filed a police report about the break-in.
0:50.9	That's what he thought he was supposed to do.
0:53.5	But he had a hunch about what might have happened.
0:56.3	Doug had a younger brother named Robert.
0:58.6	Robert was 35 years old and he was born with an intellectual disability.
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