Read this week’s feature story, if you haven’t already, about the turmoil at the Cleveland Museum of Art after the affair, suicide and abrupt resignation that has caused an enduring scandal at one of Cleveland’s largest cultural institutions.
And then dive into this week’s podcast: Host Craig Lyndall is joined by Scene writers Sam Allard and Doug Brown to discuss how the story unfolded, the questions still left unanswered, and how the museum, PD, and Cleveland Heights police department screwed it all up.
This article appears in Nov 13-19, 2013.
Thank you for staying on top of this and keeping in the forefront. I think she was murdered and it has been covered up.
Don’t know what is going on with these men and the civic leaders that are supposed to keep an eye out for the organizations. To lie to the museum board and try to cover up something that was common knowledge is insane. Many knew what was going on and if they didnt they heard rumor, how the board did not know -I dont know. I work at the museum and oddly volunteer at a nonprofit group that just had the same thing happen. The Pastor who used to head ‘Building Hope in the City’ in Ohio City and led a Lutheran church did the same thing but worse as he slept with a married church woman he was counseling and broke up a family-at least she is not dead. Must be some viagra in the water.
People don’t hide in the shadows for nothing. As a general rule of thumb, if they don’t like it when you shine light on their activities, then they’re probably up to no good. From what we’ve found out so far, there was a lot of no good going on here. It’s probably going to get messier before it gets better.