The scandal’s outcome had proven to be disappointingly indecisive. In reconciliations worked out by the Special Prosecutor, Dan Harmon, the individuals charged were astonishingly only required to repay the money that had been taken from the hospital. The only person sentenced to prison was the hospital administrator, E.F. Black. There was testimony about how the lake house at Lake Norrell always had drugs and prostitutes available for guests, but there was never any testimony pursued as to the source of the drugs or prostitutes. The prosecutor did not seem interested in that line of questioning. Harmon was in control of the process, steering the outcome. Several grand Jurors seem to think the whole process was a waste of time. Harmon indicated to the jury that certain charges could not be considered. He also said what charges could be brought, and what class of charge they could be. The jurors where ready to throw the book at them, but Harmon said this was all we could do.