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of child sex abuse. On the seventh floor of the courthouse in Louisville, Kentucky, four

women are waiting. They're nervous, nauseous. 21-year-old Alyssa Foster hasn't slept well in days.

I'm so scared. Every time the elevators open, my heart drops. They've been waiting all morning for two

men to emerge from the elevator. For almost 20 years, these men were respected educators and

football coaches, the kind of people who get featured on the news for handing out turkeys at Thanksgiving, winning football games, and changing students' lives.

But the women waiting at the courthouse say behind closed doors, these same two men, two brothers, were sexually abusing girls who trusted them.

The elevator opens.

Ronnie and Donnie Stoner stride into the lobby.

With the Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting, I'm Jess Clark.

I've spent the last year and a half getting to know

a group of women who say they are survivors of child sexual abuse by Ronnie and Donnie Stoner.

How do you know how to hunt those girls down? Like you know the ones to, you're to target.

I've tracked down documents, witnesses, and former classmates. That is when you say something to all the adults.

I've found old football coaches and pestered school officials,

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