UFC controls the media, so not much is coming out
Good point...reminds me of the Sundusky/Penn State ethical trainwreck. Penn State knew for a LONG, long time that Sandusky was a diddler (the complaints went back to the 1990's). As Wikipedia says,
"three school officials were charged with
perjury, obstruction of justice, failure to report suspected child abuse, and related charges: school president,
Graham Spanier, and athletic director,
Tim Curley.
[2] Shortly after the scandal broke, Spanier resigned. The
Penn State Board of Trustees fired Curley. The Board of Trustees also fired longtime head football coach,
Joe Paterno."
The cover-ups always go to the top of the ladder. In this case it was so clear that the main objective was to keep everything quiet, and they were able to do that for an amazingly long time.
That is such a different case from this fiasco, of course, but I'm only using the Penn State example to point out modus operandi across the board. When high $$ is at stake there simply is no such thing as moral transparency until it's absolutely forced. It's all game theory, basically trying to minimize the damage for as long as possible. And it's almost possible to forestall the worst even when the worst is inevitable.