Indiana authorities are leaning on the county government to clean things up.
The state says employees don’t have running water or proper supplies to conduct death investigations.
The Madison County Coroner’s Office is facing some serious fines from the Indiana Department of Labor, and the whistleblower told I-team 8 that the penalties are just the tip of the iceberg.
Katherine Callahan. a former Madison County coroner, told I-Team 8, “I will come back here to the pole barn.
I will bring the body out, and I will draw my toxicology in that pole barn without any running water, without sharps containers, without anything.”
Inside of the pole barn at the end of a street just north of downtown Anderson is the Madison County Coroner’s Office freezer.
The barn doesn’t have a concrete floor, sinks, or a proper examination table.
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