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Came under scrutiny in 2017 and 2018, indianapolis officials provided inaccurate information to make it appear they had been diligent in their follow-up efforts and did so in part by blaming others. in addition, it resulted in the indianapolis supervisory special agent drafting a summary of his f telephonic interview that didn't accurately reflect what she had told them and could have actually jeopardized the criminal investigations by including false information that could have bolstered nassar's defense. further, we concluded that that agent made false testimony statements to the oig in two ...

Voif vor's healing is affected y the handling of their abuse, and it disgusts me that we are still fighting for the most basic answers and accountability over six years later. in 2015 it was known that at least six national team athletes had been abused by nassar. there was even one of the athletes that was abused on film. given our abuser's unfettered access to children, stopping him should have been a priority. instead, the following occurred. the fbi failed to interview pertinent parties in a timely manner. it took over 14 months for the fbi to contact me despite my many requests to be inte...

In charge at that time, jay abbott, and another special agent under him, michael langman. today we heard mikayla maroney detail how she spoke with langman back in 2015 and the details of her interview highly unusual. this is a minor with allegations of sex abuse and she talks about how she was on the phone with this agent, on the phone, that's very unusual, by herself, detailing these allegations for hours. she described how there weren't many follow-up questions. she also says and the inspector general report also reveals how this interview was not properly documented for almost another year ...

Prosecution, not just state prosecution, and even these gymnasts saying that, yes, some safeguards have been put in place, but questioning whether they are working effectively. >> reporter: it's very interesting because simone very quietly said we want a federal prosecution. here's what happened. the inspector general's report actually made criminal referrals to the attorney general's office. it was confirmed today in the instruct r introductory statements that they refused prosecution. because of that, could there be a limit on some that can be prosecuted because the inspector general was abl...

-- i suppose a nice way to say it is they're troubling. they're damning. they're horrible. i think of the young women who testified here today, what they went through. i don't see where they can get much solace out of listening to this, and what the american people feel. senator grassley just mentioned mr. horowitz said about jay abbott, named in the ig report. he retired. was that a forced retirement? >> it was not. >> did he ever face any possibility of prosecution? >> we referred our findings to the department's prosecutors for consideration about the false statements that he made to us in ...