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The first two episodes of our new podcast Sent Away were published overnight. This will be a seven-part series with new episodes every Tuesday. It's a deep dive into the troubled world of the troubled teen industry. We investigate how the government failed to keep all those kids safe and tell the story through the voices of the teens who lived it. Listen now: Apple | Google | Spotify | Stitcher Follow APM Reports on Twitter and Instagram Sent Away is the product of independent, public media journalism. Our only agenda is to find the truth and share it with you — to identify who holds power and influence and hold them accountable. We count on donations to do this important work. You can make a gift to support us today. Give Now 'Blindfolds, hoods and handcuffs': How some teenagers get to Utah's youth treatment programs  "Secure transport services," a shadowy corner of the teen-treatment industry, are almost entirely unregulated. Parent-hired transporters can pull kids from their beds, handcuff them, hold them down or blindfold them. In Utah, a legislator who recently sponsored a bill that brought regulatory reform to the state's booming teen-treatment industry said he wants to take a closer look at how kids from all over the country are getting to the state for treatment. ▻ Read the story Also from American Public Media 
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