Josh,
Did you do your homework before posting? Could you please provide proof that those executives are now fired? Sure, they no longer work there, but I've researched it, and the only info I could find is that they retired with honors. This was info was published in the "CAMunicator".
That retirement was immediately after approximately a 1.5 year fully paid (of $85,000 - 97,000/year) leave of absence pending an investigation. Which is interesting... I wonder what that investigation actually uncovered? who performed it? What are the chances of that info being made public? Why did they both retire at the same time? If the investigation found that they were innocent, why not bring them back on? If they were culpable, why did the CAMunicator indicate they retired rather than being fired? Why if they were guilty, why did CAM not fire them?
I question much of what you post. For example, you mentioned that CAM is a victim of Jeriah. That in itself is an abuse of the term "victim". Was Joe Paterno a victim of Jerry Sandusky? No, he was an enabler. There is a big difference between the two, just saying. It is both functionally and factually inaccurate to label CAM as a victim in this situation. Google Def - a person harmed, injured, or killed as a result of a crime, accident, or other event or action. If CAM would have had the character and culture that would have enabled them to handle the situation well, a person like Jeriah would not have damaged their reputation.