Once-hidden safe pulls Pittsburgh attorney into Penn State cocaine prosecution

It’s gray and boxy, roughly a foot high, 2 feet deep and 2½ feet wide, according to a former Penn State University student who kept it in his room.

This heavy-duty safe, prosecutors say, played a key role in the fraternity cocaine prosecution that has rocked Penn State University and ensnared a Churchill father and son, Paul and Thomas Robinson.

What began as a drug investigation involving two fraternities evolved into something more complicated: a son and father facing felony charges after a young man went from being Tom’s fraternity brother and best friend to a key witness for the prosecution…

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