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Where what started out as a group trying to do good is now trying to learn where its founder and $375,000 in donations has gone drew griffin is keeping 'em honest tonight and joins me from nashville. drew, what have you learned? >> reporter: anderson, after that massacre, so many people across the country wanted to do good, especially here in nashville. and a group formed together this foundation. they were marathoners. and within a week of the tragedy, held an impromptu marathon that raised $30,000. and that money did do good. they took that check, $30,000, to newtown and helped pay for some ...

In donations has gone. drew griffin is "keeping them honest," joins me now from nashville. drew what do you know? >> reporter: anderson, after that massacre, so many people across the country wanted to do good, especially here in nashville, and a group got together and formed 24-4-26 victims. they were marathoners. and within a week of the tragedy, they held an impromptu marathon that raised $30,000, and that money did do good. they took that check, $30,000, to newtown. it helped pay for some of a youth center that was built there. the problem is, 26 for 26 kept going, holding more events, kep...

Elementary school, the family of the 20 kids and six educators killed are continually fighting against fraud committed in their loved ones names. now it's allegedly happened again, this time in nashville where what started out as a group trying to do good is now trying to learn where its founder an $73,000 in donations has gone. drew griffin is keeping them honest tonight and joins me from nashville. drew, what have you learned? >> reporter: anderson, after that massacre, so many people across the country wanted to do good, especially here in nashville. and a group formed the 26 four 24 founda...

Trying to learn where its founder and $375,000 in donations has gone drew griffin is keeping 'em honest tonight and joins me from nashville. drew, what have you learned? >> reporter: anderson, after that massacre, so many people across the country wanted to do good, especially here in nashville. and a group formed together this foundation. they were marathoners. and within a week of the tragedy, held an impromptu marathon that raised $30,000. and that money did do good. they took that check, $30,000, to newtown and helped pay for some of a youth center that was built there. the problem is, 26 ...