A new report from Ohio Auditor Keith Faber's office released Thursday dived in-depth into the fraud plaguing the state's unemployment benefits system, pointing to multiple reasons including failure of early action, lack of controls, relaxed verification rules and outdated infrastructure. All those factors led to the system allowing for more than $475 million to be paid to criminals while another $3.3 billion in overpayments were made, said the report, which covered the timeframe from March 2020 to February 2021. The good news is that many of those issues are on their way to being fixed under new leadership at the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services and with new solutions being implemented.