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Jackie Wulf holds a picture of her son, Jason Wulf, who died of a drug overdose while on home incarceration in April.

Jackie Wulf holds a picture of her son, Jason Wulf, who died of a drug overdose while on home incarceration in April. Photo: Jared Bennett

Louisvillians are dying under house arrest

Forty-six people on home incarceration have died since 2017 in Louisville, including seven in 2022 alone, according to data KyCIR requested from Metro Corrections.

By Jared Bennett | June 16, 2022

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