The father of one of the accused student kingpins in a Penn State cocaine trafficking ring allegedly helped dig up his son’s safe that was buried with loads of cash and then carted it off, a witness has testified — contradicting a previous claim that the dad simply acquired it cleaning his boy’s room.
The safe allegedly belonged to 23-year-old Thomas “T-Robb” Robinson of Pittsburgh, one of the dozen Delta Upsilon students accused of running the coke ring out of the the Delta Upsilon Fraternity House at the mega-university.
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His fraternity brother, Ryan Matson, testified Wednesday that he took the safe into the woods and covered it with leaves after Robinson’s arrest in 2024…