[Uncle Chip]

I also believe McQuery was given a full-time job at Penn State for keeping the shower incident “in house”.

If that's is how Penn State dealt with reports of sexual misconduct, then no wonder there are so many employees there -- 2500 at last count.

It appears that Penn State had a culture of fear as reported by the janitors employed there, created by Paterno.

Too bad they didn't report it. They too might have gotten raises and new jobs to keep the shower incident in house as well.

[outpostinmass2]

also believe McQuery was given a full-time job at Penn State for keeping the shower incident “in house”.
If that's is how Penn State dealt with reports of sexual misconduct, then no wonder there are so many employees there — 2500 at last count.

---

This is how Joe Paterno dealt with the problem this one time. That is enough right there.

It appears that Penn State had a culture of fear as reported by the janitors employed there, created by Paterno.

Too bad they didn't report it. They too might have gotten raises and new jobs to keep the shower incident in house as well.

---

Maybe. But they didn't. Remember McQuery had to meet in a secret location off campus with the investigators. Penn State appears to be a strange place, kind of cult like.