The recent
sentencing of three high level Penn State officials to jail terms for failing
to alert law enforcement officials to retired football coach Jerry Sandusky’s
sexual molestation of young boys is right on the money. All three men, former
school president Graham Spanier, former athletic director Tim Curley, and
former vice president Gary Schultz were convicted of the same
crime—child endangerment.
Holding
people accountable for their actions or inactions that result in abuse, injury,
or death, is critical to making our campuses safer.
Pennsylvania
got it right, Virginia did not.
Following
the Virginia Tech massacre, elected officials in Richmond spent millions on
public relations firms and lawyers to cover up and obfuscate the facts of that
rampage. The situation in Virginia is so bad that even the state’s Supreme
Court introduced false evidence to hide what really happened on April 16, 2007.
(To be continued)
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