In Indiana, the following criminal statutes may apply in cases where a death occurs from the delivery of illicit drugs, failure to call 911, or concealment of a body:

• Indiana Code § 35-42-1-1.5: Dealing in a Controlled Substance Resulting in Death
  This statute criminalizes the act of delivering a controlled substance that directly causes another person's death. The offense is treated as a Level 1 felony, which carries severe penalties, including long-term imprisonment.

• Indiana Code § 35-42-1-4: Reckless Homicide or Neglect
  While Indiana does not have a direct "Good Samaritan" law requiring individuals to call for emergency assistance, failure to seek help in certain circumstances could be prosecuted under neglect or reckless homicide statutes if it contributes to a person's death.

• Indiana Code § 35-45-11-3: Failure to Report a Dead Body
  This law makes it a criminal offense to fail to report the discovery of a dead body to the authorities, particularly if it is done to conceal the cause of death or obstruct justice.

Federal statutes, such as those under the "Len Bias Law," may also apply in collaboration with state authorities. Federal agencies like the DEA can investigate and prosecute cases involving drug distribution leading to death.

For specific legal applications, consult a qualified attorney familiar with Indiana criminal law.