I live up in Boalsburg (near State College) and have visited both the museum and the remains of the dam. The article really doesn't do the scope of the destruc

I live up in Boalsburg (near State College) and have visited both the museum and the remains of the dam. The article really doesn't do the scope of the destruction justice. Many of the pictures show an entire small city reduced to matchsticks ... except the individual matchsticks are 2x4s. I have to believe the guy that salvaged the drain-pipes is the most likely criminal in the whole affair. You do have to wonder about rich people who buy a dam that's been leaking during its entire existence.