This book tells the story of a family's struggle against not just a university, but an entire network of agencies and officials whose duty was to protect civil rights. Drawing on hundreds of pages of original records, decisions, letters, policies, and altered notices, the title
The Pennsylvania Corruption Machine
reveals how oversight bodies closed ranks to shield misconduct instead of enforcing the law. It is not argument alone; it is evidence, meticulously preserved and reproduced for public scrutiny. Once this evidence is in the open, it cannot be dismissed with vague statements like "no wrongdoing found." Any rebuttal must meet the documents head-on. By releasing this record, the author places the burden back where it belongs: on those who must answer for their own words and actions. All emails and communications reproduced here were lawfully obtained by the authors as parties or recipients. They are presented accurately to document official proceedings of public concern.