W. Jay Abbott
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William Jay Abbot was an American Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) officer. He was named Special Agent in charge of the FBI's Indianapolis Division in July 2014.[1]
In September 2016, The Indianapolis Star released a report accusing the FBI's Indianapolis office of mishandling the investigation of Lawrence Nassar, who was subsequently convicted of sex abuse. The report also alleged that Abbott lied to the inspector general's office several times when it asked him about the Nassar inquiry.[2][3]
Abbott retired from the FBI in 2018.[3]
