BELLEFONTE — An adviser to a Penn State fraternity whose members are charged in a pledge’s death will have to explain why he has not responded to efforts to get him to testify, a judge said Friday. District Judge Allen Sinclair scheduled an Aug. 30 contempt hearing for Tim Bream, the football team’s…
Source: Morningcall
Frat adviser faces hearing in Penn State pledge death case
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