Two men, Bill Moushey and Bob Dvorchak, have written a book titled Game Over: Jerry Sandusky, Penn State, and the Culture of Silence.
It’s mainly about how warning signs were ignored for years and how the whole incident could have been avoided. Or at least not allowed to go on for as long as it did.
Dvorchak said:
“Penn State is in the middle of the valley, in the middle of the state, in the middle of nowhere, and there was this culture that kept everything inside that just could not put its hands around something of this magnitude happening at Penn State.”
Moushey found it hard to believe that Joe Paterno had no idea what was going on that whole time. He said:
“He helped develop them entire program and he basically ran the institution and had pretty much say over everything, including when he decided he might leave and who was going to be hired after him.”
Sounds like an interesting book. They really went in depth into everything.
Should be an quite a read, especially as the Sandusky trial unfolds.