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PEOPLE Magazine staff writer. Sporadic penner of nonfiction books. Currently serving the Fourth Estate, deployed in the trenches of pop culture.
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Penn State Fraternity Scandal: Drug Lords on Campus? Original

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By Johnny Dodd Verified, Janelle Griffith Verified
| People Verified
The Pennsylania Attorney General announced the arrest of members—even pledges—of two Penn State fraternities in connection with a large-scale cocaine trafficking ring The drug selling operation allegedly catered to fraternity members and other students on the university’s campus in State College, Pa. Among those arrested was the father of one frat brother accused of trying to conceal a safe with drugs and cash for his son Fraternity houses are, by definition, notoriously rowdy places.
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Penn State Frat Scandal: Drug Lords on Campus?

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By Johnny Dodd Verified, Janelle Griffith Verified
| People Verified
Fraternity houses are, by definition, notoriously rowdy places. So perhaps it’s understandable that when police in State College, Pa., descended on the Pennsylvania State University’s Delta Upsilon house in December 2024 and made their way to Thomas Robinson’s room, the 22-year-old from Pittsburgh was convinced it was a crazy gag.
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Desperate Pilot Dropped a Giant Hydrogen Bomb Near Popular Vacation Island. Nobody’s Sure Where It Is (Exclusive)

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By Johnny Dodd Verified
| People Verified
From left: Howard Richardson and Tybee Island, Ga. Credit : Dignity Memorial; Getty A U.S. Air Force bomber dropped a 7,600-pound hydrogen bomb off of Tybee Island on Georgia’s coast in 1958 after a mid-air collision Now Derek Duke, a retired Air Force officer, looks back on his yearslong hunt to locate it “The story,” he says, “had so many twists and turns” The wind was howling and the moon was almost full over Georgia’s Tybee Island in the early hours of Feb.
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