The A7's comprehensive review of the Freeh Report will expose the fraud perpetrated by the inner circle of
the PSU BOT, former FBI Director Louis Freeh, and the NCAA
By
Ray Blehar
November 9, 2018, 7:10 AM EST
For two prior football home game weekends, former Penn State
University (PSU) Board of Trustee (BOT) member Anthony Lubrano ran full page
advertisements in the Centre Daily Times (CDT) asking PSU President Eric Barron
to make public the findings of an exhaustive review of the Freeh Report that
was conducted by seven of the alumni elected trustees (a.k.a., the A7).
Just to make sure Barron didn’t somehow overlook his first request in
the CDT, Lubrano also used a banner plane to get his message out, asking point
blank: “Pres. Barron What Are You Hiding? Release the Report.”
What is Barron hiding?
In January 2015, President Barron provided a glimpse into his review of the Freeh Report and it confirmed that the report was not credible.
“I'm not a fan of the report....Freeh steered
everything as if he was a prosecutor trying to convince a court to take the
case. Barron added that the report "very clearly paints a picture
about every student, every faculty member, every staff member and every alum.
And it's absurd. It's unwarranted. So from my viewpoint the Freeh report is not
useful to make decisions."
The
last line of that passage is likely why we haven’t heard more of Barron’s review
of the report. Barron’s statement that
it wasn’t useful to make decisions flies in the face of the Trustees and
administrators at the top of the University who threw away hundreds of millions
of dollars based on Freeh’s faulty conclusions.