1 Erste?

2 Anything we could do to punish Sandusky would be as a single grain of sand is to the Sahara desert for what he's got coming in eternity.

3 Justice.

4 Hey, Jerry, say hi to the swimmer for us, eh?

5 I hope Sandusky lives a long, long life behind bars.

6 He'll have fun in the showers.

I guarantee it.

7 Put him in the general prison population. He needs a demonstration of how his victims must have felt.
Pig.

8 Oh sweet Jesus in 5 years of reading this blog this is the first time I am first. Oh, and fuck Sandusky

9 U Penn covered for this monster. Also cleared Michael "hide-the decline" Mann.

10 Note to Penn State:  Here is your word for the day--settle.

11 There is no "justice" for what this monster did, and how he was aided and abetted.

12 I cannot understand why NO ONE reported him.

I will bet a lot of other people are arrested pretty soon.

13 Civil suits come next. Let the victims own Penn State.

14 too many lives messed up for jokes, and I rarely say that. Sad all around.

15 >> Oh, and fuck Sandusky

Don't mind if I do.

16 Young men who endure things like this suffer for the rest of their lives.

17 from Thunderb's last comment...

They work at camps and charities and as big brothers and school counselors and teachers. Anywhere they can get access


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Precisely! That mother-f***er opened a charity and put on the face of a fine citizen, guiding youth through troubled times....

This was not a crime of passion. Not a crime of opportunity. This was a crime which involved repeated and long-term scheming and lying and intimidating and manipulating....

He was a predator and there's no way in hell others didn't have access to those children.

18 I hate that Paterno wasn't here and made to testify.

19 You think it was a coincidence that none of this came out until Paterno bought the farm?  I don't

20 Oh man, Adila (or whatever his name is) who is on with Shemp is pitching a fit that he was handcuffed in front and not back.  Called it a 'courtesy' to Sandusky.

21 >> You think it was a coincidence that none of this came out until Paterno bought the farm?

Huh?

22 And NAMBLA is trying to get this kind of thing legalized.

23 Off, barbed-cock sock.

24 Don't drop the soap, Jerry!

25 U Penn uber alles. Morality be damned. Money > morals.

26 The jailer better take Sandusky's shoelaces and belt away form him.

27 kids that survive this sort of thing blame themselves, are ashamed, don't trust others, question their sexuality, are afraid to be parents, have nightmares, and have difficulty sustaining relationships, are at risk to become abusers themselves, and often abuse drugs and alcohol. He is a monster. There is nothing that is bad enough that can happen to him. there is no punishment too great.

28

17: "This was a crime which involved repeated and long-term scheming and lying and intimidating and manipulating."

Just remember, as he told Bob Costas, he didn't have sex with every young person he helped out..

29 Next up, they should charge the bitch of a wife, who said nothing happened. Any mother that says she didn't know is a lying bitch

30 #28 And let's not let Bob Costas and NBC off the hook.  As far as I am concerned, they were covering up for him.

31 She knew. She liked the lifestyle she had. She pimped her own adopted son. She is just as bad. planning to go to Disney? Repulsive

32 In a more civilized time, Sandusky would be executed for his crimes. As it is, I understand prison's a deeply unpleasant place for child molesters.

I normally think rape in prison is a horrific thing. The state has the right to punish people, but people should be able to do their time without fearing that sort of violation. Don't know if it's true, but I read once where more men are raped than women, if you count what happens in prison. However, since we're unwilling to give Sandusky the punishment he deserves, I'm not going to trouble myself too much over what happens to him.

33 His attorney is speaking now....

34 he is the freak that married his teenage "ward". He is a freak as well.

35 UPenn KNEW!!!! The institution is more evil.

36 "..........He is a monster. There is nothing that is bad enough that can happen to him. there is no punishment too great." Posted by: Thunderb ------ No joke. I'm having a hard time coming up with a pithy response. There is nothing enough.

37 Wait.....his attorney married his teenage ward, Thunderb?!

38 All it takes for evil to thrive is for good men to do nothing. Some of these were not even good men. They were craven.

39

Sandusky's comin?

 

I like booty.

40 37, wtf

41 EVERYBODY was covering up for this shitstain.  They should all go down in flames, the wife, UPenn, everyone.

42 Well, at least there is justice for those kids now. I despise child molesters, and it really, really upsets me that liberal judges and "social workers" want to rehabilitate them and send them back into the regular population. How many kids had been raped and/or murdered by so-called" rehabilitated child molesters? If they won't give them the death penalty, then at least lock them up for good, so they can't harm anyone else.

43 yes. Sandusky's attorney had a client who wanted to be an emancipated minor, something like that. he represented her, made her his ward and married her. I think she was 17. I was living in NJ when the case broke and it was in the NYPost. This dude is a freak and a fellow traveler.

44 Oh man.

All over the country, folks must be taking their Penn State diplomas off their office walls.

45 moki!!!!!  How are you?  How's your daughter?  I've been thinking about you, girl.  {{{{{}}}}}

46 What's with this asshole defense attorney babbling idiotic shit now?

47 I concur on the enabling piece of shit wife

48 yes. Sandusky's attorney had a client who wanted to be an emancipated minor, something like that. he represented her, made her his ward and married her. I think she was 17. I was living in NJ when the case broke and it was in the NYPost. This dude is a freak and a fellow traveler.


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See? They find each other.

Ever see South Park's Super Adventure Club episode?

49 This guy needs to just STFU!

50 I normally think rape in prison is a horrific thing.

Posted by: Palandine at June 22, 2012 10:36 PM (g7D8V)

I agree with that - unless the person is in prison for a sexual crime.  In those cases, I could give two shits what happens to them.

My grandpa was a prison guard and he had some horror stories to tell about how the new guys would be 'chosen'.  

My feeling is that he'll be put in solitary or some other protected area because of his age and notoriety.  Everyone knows what happens to pedos in prison.  You can kill your own mother and be cool, but you mess with a kid and you're target #1.

51 What's with this asshole defense attorney babbling idiotic shit now?

Posted by: Ma Bell at June 22, 2012 10:42 PM (uVuwp)

Billable hours, it's like the bible to them.

52 Lock up that bug-faced bitch wife of his.  She knew.

53 >> UPenn

NO! Penn State.

C'mon, people.

54 I dont care what party he is- if the prosecutor in the Sandusky trial runs for office, any office, I'm sincerely going to ask all my friends to donate to his campaign instead of giving me a birthday present.

55 Funny, I was just looking at this attorney and thinking he looks a little pervy himself.

56 So the former head coach is dead,  right?  So we got one in hell with two,  maybe three more to go?  I think the head coach's wife also knew.  Married couples talk.  The head coach knew,  so did the head coach's wife.

57 I think the only chance of appeal Sandusky has right now is a retard of an Attorney ( apologize to all Retards out there)

58 Like Sandusky, he doesn't see anything wrong with this. Its like a kind of blindness. And now he is going after the son who was abused. MONSTER That young man, Matt, will never be right. He has lost his entire family over this. The whole world knows his life, his father fucked him, and his fathers attorney is raping him in the press. MONSTER

59 And it was all covered up to protect the football program.
Shows you what UPenns priorities are...

60 And it was all covered up to protect the football program.
Shows you what UPenns priorities are...
Posted by: ChrisP

Fucking vermin.

61 I wonder what AmishDude would say about this guy

62 Someone send a bulk shipment of vaseline to the prison.

63 HA!  Shemp just said, "For an attorney that going to mount an appeal, that's the most astounding press conference I've ever seen."  Adila agrees with him....called it 'horrible'.

64 I hope this man serves his sentence with the general prison population so that he can receive the respect and dignity that he deserves.

65 Penn State, not UPenn

66 The only reason I can think of to wish he not be killed in prison by being split open from his anus is if his victims would feel badly about it. But if his death gives them peace, I'm good with it.

67 >> Shows you what UPenns priorities are...

One more time for the slow people. It's PENN STATE!

68 Haven't read much about this, it made me ill.  But I don't understand the wife, not a bit.

69 Sorry Penn STATE!

70 Obama is a stuttering clusterf*ck of a miserable failure.

71 Penn State is in Happy Valley i the center of the state. U Penn is an ivy league school near Philadelphia. Hey speaking of PA cops, were is our detective?

72 Nothin' to understand, she liked her life and (in case you haven't seen pics) she didn't have any other options.  She should burn

73 #68  Wouldn't be surprised if she was abused or in fear for her life.  A guy who would do this stuff would do anything.

Or,  she could have turned a blind eye to all because of wanting to keep her lifestyle.  In that case,  she should be in jail as well.

74 PSU wiki entry:  http://tinyurl.com/pvhew

School website:  http://tinyurl.com/sof

75 Haven't read much about this, it made me ill. But I don't understand the wife, not a bit.


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It could be a case of turning a blind eye or one of someone so incredibly naive that her brain wouldn't even go there.

Married for decades, she has spent her last night sleeping next to her husband and, after the scene in court today, she has now heard details to which she wasn't privy before. She won't sleep for a long, long time.

76 The woman standing behind the speaker looks like Angela Lansbury or Cyndi Lauper.

77 JoePa got off easy....in this world.

78 I think JoePa knew something, not everything, and thats why he bumped Sandusky off of the heir-apparent list years ago, what confirms my suspicion is that Sandusky didnt go head coach somewhere else. JoePa couldnt recommend him or bless him. Why a couple of Penn St boosters didnt arrange for a hunting accident years ago ...

79
   Part I don't get is how a childmolester gets a SECOND opportunity.
  
      Just can't fathom that.

80 I keep thinking of the jury foreman in the original The Producers: "We find the defendants incredibly guilty."

81 No forks for you, Sandusky! Or knives!

82 I'll bet the liberal blogs are all talking about the evil, child-molesting priests all over the world. 

83 K...Penn State...Lions/molesters. Money means more than right.

84 I have prosecuted cases of step parent abuse, and of a USAF Colonel who molested kids at a camp for underprivileged boys in OK. His grooming behavior was exactly like Sanduskys. The wives in those cases knew. They weren't abused or afraid. They liked the lifestyle. Pedos are pussys. They cry. They whine. They threaten suicide. She knew. Didn't you hear? After hearing what she heard in court they were planning a trip to Disney

85 The woman standing behind the speaker looks like Angela Lansbury or Cyndi Lauper.


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Both!

86 What is that heckler screaming at the prosecutor?

87 Linda Kelly sounds like she's running for office.

88 idiot is yelling JOE PA JOE PA because a cult of personality is more important than the profound suffering of children

89 I'm losing interest in this woman's speech. WAAAAAY too long for my attention span.   

90 Linda Kelly sounds like she's running for office.


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Yep, and she needs to introduce the others.

91 42 Well, at least there is justice for those kids now. I despise child molesters, and it really, really upsets me that liberal judges and "social workers" want to rehabilitate them and send them back into the regular population. How many kids had been raped and/or murdered by so-called" rehabilitated child molesters?

If they won't give them the death penalty, then at least lock them up for good, so they can't harm anyone else.

Posted by: moki at June 22, 2012 10:41 PM (dZmFh)

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FIFY

92 79, exactly. I can see the University notgoing public; but continuing to facilitate his access to kids! Even if you dont have enough evidence to do something, you at least say no kids and you on campus together.

93 There WAS no one higher in the command chain than Joe.On paper the AD was his boss,in reality,Joe ran the athletic department.

94 idiot is yelling JOE PA JOE PA

because a cult of personality is more important than the profound suffering of children


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Someone needs to turn a camera on him!

95 if you don't have enough evidence you go to the police!

96 Well, at least there is justice for those kids now

There is never actual "justice."  A little bit of retaliation if they are convicted but I can't imagine it makes much of a difference when your life has been coopted and fucked up like that.

97 Posted by: Thunderb at June 22, 2012 10:57 PM (Dnbau)

I would add that in some cases, these pedos are masters of manipulation and pick their spouses accordingly.  That may be the case here with her.  It's a sick instinct that people like Sandusky have. 

Not saying she deserves sympathy, but in the beginning of their marriage, she was probably just another victim for him to groom.  After she first became aware of what he was, though, the responsibility is on her.  It's like a wife who gets beaten - first time is his fault, second time is yours for being stupid enough to stay.

98 I also dont get the asst coach, you dont see that and report it. Your not a cripple, you get in there and beat the guy to death. Then you report it, to everyone, loudly.

99 It's like a wife who gets beaten

I beg to differ.  I've been in abusive relationships.  If, instead of being smacked in the face, I'd been aware that the asshole was down in the basement abusing some child, there wouldn't have been one second's hesitation on my part.  It would have been the phone calling 911 in one hand and a carving knife in the other.  Children are everyone's responsibility.  It's just a whole different kind of sick.

100 Penn State needs to take a few lessons in child protection from the young father in Shiner Texas

101 What did the defendant's attorney say that they are saying it indicates a mindset that he wasn't adequately defended? 

102 The investigation goes on!

103 he let him be interviewed by Costos and thought it went great. Like I said before, its like a kind of deafness or blindness, he just doesn't see whats wrong with it.

104 Thunderb, institutions dont think that way, they always go into a defensive mode. They want solve things within. Thats why their are mandatory reporting laws now, so the organization cant pressure someone, the reporting responsibility is personal.

105 The investigation goes on!

As it should. What exactly went on in the "Second Mile" foundation?

106 Sandusky convicted of ... living Democrat values.

107 As it should. What exactly went on in the "Second Mile" foundation?


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I've been screaming that question from the rooftops.

108

I pray all those kids find peace.  Horrific things have happened in their lives, but I hope that they can get beyond that. 

These children are good people that were let down by those that should have protected them.  May the Lord grant them peace and a good life.

109

>>kids that survive this sort of thing blame themselves, are ashamed, don't trust others, question their sexuality<<

 

"Good God. Am I a ... Democrat? OK, so I like show tunes ..."

110 Posted by: Peaches at June 22, 2012 11:06 PM (kpCLl)

I wasn't comparing her to a beaten wife in that way.  Obviously it's worse than that because children are naturally more defenseless - but the responsibility was still on her if she even doubted him for a second to fucking well do something about it.  Men who abuse in any way shape or form seem to know instinctively how to target a particular person, or who can eventually be overpowered (emotionally, physically, etc), and that includes partners.  We've all got our psychological weak spots.  There's a reason pedophiles pick certain kids over others.  I read enough case files when I worked for children's services.  I'm betting that if a psych eval is done on her, there won't be much in it that surprises me.

I don't understand why there would be any hesitation on your part when it was you and you alone.  It's something I've never been able to wrap my head around.  I just hope you never find yourself in that kind of relationship again.

111

>>Just remember, as he told Bob Costas, he didn't have sex with every young person he helped out..<<

 

He missed a few? What a standup guy.

112 Please note that Sandusky was acquitted on the charge that implicated Paterno

113 Before they got incredulously infected with all types of viruses, I did a lot of work in Prisons , this guy is headed for Hell and I saw what that was Like . He probably should take the Kenny Boy cure.

114 He will drop the soap on the floor then enjoy picking it up.

115 This seems.... excessive for molesting some boys. I mean, you get 25 years for MURDERING someone, and 40 life sentences for feeling up boys? Excuse me?

116 We now have a guilty verdict on the crime.
Now, get the three in the coverup -- Curley, Schultz and Spanier.
They were the three with the real power to do something. (Remember, at the time of the McQueary incident, Sandusky was retired from coaching. Also, Paterno was the one who got Sandusky's keys pulled from the football building. Spanier was the one who allowed him to remain on campus.)
There's a long, long story in the Paterno-Sandusky relationship... and it wasn't a buddy-buddy thing by any means.

117 There is a possibility that Sandusky's wife is incredibly naive. It happens. The minds of some folks simply can't *go there*. I'm not saying that's the case here, but it could be.

Her saying that the family is going to Disneyland during all this tells me she might be in denial/shock.

With regard to Dottie Sandusky, the bigger question in my mind is what kind of mother was she that her son couldn't confide in her? Or, did he choose to carry the burden alone.

Hearing his tale will tell us a lot about her involvement.

118 Shemp Smith has already requested conjugal visitations.

119 115 This seems.... excessive for molesting some boys. I mean, you get 25 years for MURDERING someone, and 40 life sentences for feeling up boys? Excuse me? Posted by: Christopher Taylor

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Though I'm sure you would repeatedly insist that your damage is not brained,  Sandusky wasn't charged with "feeling up" boys.   Here are the counts:

Victim 1

GUILTY 1. Involuntary deviate sexual intercourse
GUILTY 2. Involuntary deviate sexual intercourse
GUILTY 3. Indecent assault (felony)
GUILTY 4. Unlawful contact with a minor (1st degree)
GUILTY 5. Corruption of minors
GUILTY 6. Endangering welfare of children (felony)

Victim 2

NOT GUILTY 7. Involuntary deviate sexual intercourse
GUILTY 8. Indecent assault (2nd degree misdemeanor)
GUILTY 9. Unlawful contact with a minor (1st degree)
GUILTY 10. Corruption of minors
GUILTY 11. Endangering the welfare of a child (misdemeanor)

Victim 3

GUILTY 12. Indecent assault (2nd degree misdemeanor)
GUILTY 13. Unlawful contact with a minor (3rd degree)
GUILTY 14. Corruption of minors
GUILTY 15. Endangering the welfare of a child (felony)

Victim 4

DISMISSED 16. Involuntary deviate sexual intercourse
GUILTY 17. Involuntary deviate sexual intercourse
DISMISSED 18. Involuntary deviate sexual intercourse
DISMISSED 19. Aggravated indecent assault
GUILTY 20. Indecent assault (2nd degree misdemeanor)
GUILTY 21. Unlawful contact with a minor (1st degree)
GUILTY 22. Corruption of minors
GUILTY 23. Endangering the welfare of a child (felony)

Victim 5

NOT GUILTY 24. Indecent assault (1st degree misdemeanor)
GUILTY 25. Unlawful contact with a minor (3rd degree)
GUILTY 26. Corruption of minors
GUILTY 27. Endangering welfare of a child (felony)

Victim 6

NOT GUILTY 28. Indecent assault (1st degree misdemeanor)
GUILTY 29. Unlawful contact with a minor (3rd degree)
GUILTY 30. Corruption of minors
GUILTY 31. Endangering the welfare of a child (misdemeanor)

Victim 7

GUILTY 32. Criminal attempt to commit indecent assault
WITHDRAWN 33. Unlawful contact with a minors (3rd degree)
GUILTY 34. Corruption of minors
GUILTY 35. Endangering the welfare of a child (misdemeanor)

Victim 8

GUILTY 36. Involuntary deviate sexual intercourse
GUILTY 37. Indecent assault (2nd degree misdemeanor)
GUILTY 38. Unlawful contact with a minor (1st degree)
GUILTY 39. Corruption of minors
GUILTY 40. Endangering the welfare of a child (misdemeanor)

Victim 9

GUILTY 41. Involuntary deviate sexual intercourse
GUILTY 42: Involuntary deviate sexual intercourse
GUILTY 43. Indecent assault (felony)
GUILTY 44. Unlawful contact with a minor (1st degree)
GUILTY 45. Corruption of minors
GUILTY 46. Endangering the welfare of a child (felony)

Victim 10

GUILTY 47. Involuntary deviate sexual intercourse
GUILTY 48. Involuntary deviate sexual intercourse
GUILTY 49. Indecent assault (misdemeanor)
GUILTY 50. Unlawful contact with a minor (1st degree)
GUILTY 51. Corruption of minors
GUILTY 52. Endangering the welfare of a child (felony

Got that? "Involuntary deviate sexual intercourse".

 You must be either an idiot or a sex perv yourself. 

120 You know is really feeling low tonight?

The city of Sandusky , Ohio.

And their sister city, Intercourse, PA.

121 Maybe one of those kids that he got his jollies with will be in the prison he's sent to.

Use your imagination. No matter what you end up picking, it aint pretty.

122 I suggest substituting 442 years of prison time with Impalement.

123 2 of my relatives were either molested or almost molested (I walked in on one of them attacking the other when I was a kid). I may have been too (blocked out parts  of my childhood, have many things which point to this as truth). That said, I am glad, but not happy about these verdicts. The whole deal is so incredibly sad that so much went on for years and (once) respected figures did nothing to stop it. It is an immense tragedy made better by the verdict, but still...  I just thought about the two boys they couldn't find. Something terribly sad about that.

124 Jim Sonweed, stop, right now. It doesn't take a sick pervert to think that murder is a worse crime than molesting teenagers.
The guy's a scumbag, and he should pay for his crimes, but... where's the perspective here? I mean seriously.
I just don't get this idea that rape doesn't have a death sentence to begin with but come on... we let people who KILL out on the streets again, but this guy gets an elf's lifetime in prison? In other words: why does murder not get more punishment than it does? See you're reading me as saying "this is no big deal" when I'm saying "this is ridiculous, why don't we punish killers more?"
I suspect most of the rage against this guy is that he violated the sacred game of football more than anything else.
I also suspect that if it had been a woman people would have been a lot more forgiving which makes me wonder... does the homosexual aspect bother people who would instantly say "not that there's anything wrong with that" in another context.
But don't accuse people of being sexual predators or homosexuals because they question something like this. That's not just insulting but you'd get one in the teeth if I were there in real life.

125 I hope he likes taking it up the pooper!  I sure do!

126

Christopher Taylor, I would suspect most of the rage against Sandusky is because he violated the bodies of little boys.  Good God.

And you think, what, a woman who had molested a dozen little boys would be "better" thought of because there'd be no "homosexual aspect"?  Good God.  I don't understand your train of thought.  And I don't want to, either.

 

127 Christopher Taylor, we have the death penalty in PA for murder. This isn't some European country (yet). Murder IS punished here pretty severely,.. I wrote other stuff but deleted it cause I am having trouble saying it all succinctly. 

128 All over the country, folks must be taking their Penn State diplomas off their office walls.



You're unfamiliar with the cult.  Spend some time, as much as you can bear, at the Shittany Lyins Scout site and read all the posts claiming that all this should be put behind now and the only person responsible for staining the integrity of the football program has been dealt with and now let's get Saint JoePa back to his lofty perch after this unfortunate minor setback.  They feel no sense of shame that the entire  program was used to facilitate this and the civil suits that are sure to come at people who willfully turned a blind eye to this will keep this embarrassment alive for years.  They're aided by a few high profile shitstains like Dick Vitale who buys into this garbage.  It's a sick fucking bunch.

129 "BROOKVILLE, Pa. -- A woman who has since resigned as a math teacher and coach in the Brookville Area School District will spend five to 10 years in state prison after pleading guilty to aggravated indecent assault for molesting a then-15-year-old student from November 2009 until March 2010."
http://tinyurl.com/78ea7yf

That's one article, WND has pages:  "The big list: Female teachers with students  Most comprehensive account on Internet of women predators on campus"   http://tinyurl.com/87urzoq

But look at the PA woman.  That's one student, "5 to 10 years in state prison"

Seems PA is pretty consistent in their response

130

So tell me Christopher Taylor, after reading the list of 'guilty as charged' counts, what would be an appropiate sentence for this piece of sh*t. You come off as someone who would be OK with his eventual release.

 

 

131 ...and that, Christopher Taylor, is sick.

132 How many lives sacrificed on the altar of college football? Every swinging dick in the Penn State football program knew. They knew and they let it happen for the sake of the program. Penn State should be banned from college football for the next 30 years. On top of the civil suits, the Penn State football program should have to pay for Sandusky's keep for the rest of his life.

133

@132 -

 

Every swinging dick in the PSU football program didn't know, but enough who had the power to do something did.

 

When the grand jury delivered its report last November, a trickle of stories began to flow in and around Pennsylvania. From one end of this state to the other, we all know people who are somehow connected to Happy Valley. As more details emerged, and the outrage grew, the trickle became a flood. We were discussing among friends, and someone of recent acquaintance said with authority: "They all knew". We started to question how he could say that definitively.

 

He said a family member of his was a Graduate Assistant at the same time McQueary was. The Monday morning after the infamous shower incident, he showed up at school and informed fellow GAs. They were all disturbed, and when they had their weekly staff meeting, took it up with their coaches. The coaches told them not to worry, it was being "taken care of".

 

PSU football players began to speak publicly about how they were never comfortable with Sandusky's interaction with his young companions, one specifically stated he felt Sandusky was violating the child's boundaries - and this was behavior that was being witnessed in public. From what I've learned after the GJ report published, Sandusky's little boy prediliction was an open secret around the football program.

134

The fact that our society is too limp wristed to execute people like this is a disgrace.  All such vermin should be taken out and shot.  We would finally see justice done, there WOULD be deterence, and we could clear plenty of jail space.

HOWEVER - I'll also say this.  Those who get other people falsely convicted - like the psycholgists/psychiatrists who plant false memories in kids' heads, should ALSO be put to death.  There have been innocent people convicted through sheer trickery.  Even the accusation is enough to ruin a person's life, even if they are proven innocent.  To be falsely convicted, even with our current lax penalities, is a life wrecker.

135

@NDH:

 

There was a report right after the GJ report came down that Second Mile was being investigated as a vehicle by which boys were procured for high dollar PSU donors. Corbett was questioned about that at his first presser after the report released, he begged off that question.

 

When his office - as AG - began to investigate Sandusky in 2009 it was the result of one brave mother who would not take no for an answer. A Clinton County mother of a high schooler took her Sandusky complaint to the school admin, who essentially told her to take a hike. She went to County Child Protection, who is in the business of exposing these incidents, not hiding them. Clinton County DA passed the hot potato on to State AG Corbett, citing a "conflict of interest".

So the AG team begins to investigate Second Mile, and discovers that travel and expense records from 2000-2003 have gone missing. The Centre County DA, Ray Gricar, who first received a Sandusky complaint in 1998, went missing in 2005, his computer hard drive later found in pieces. It was so water damaged no information could be retrieved from it.

 

Did Gricar have damaging info on Second Mile...was he using it as leverage? Too many questions still remain around this scandal and travesty of failure to protect vulnerable children.

I remember one evening as this all was going down, listening to local talk radio. A caller described how his brother - a PSU alum - contributed so much money to Second Mile that he got to have private dinners with Jerry Sandusky. Things that make you go hmmmm....

136 My proposal would b a good old fashioned burning at the stake. All of his kind need to b purified through fire . . . n public.

137 HOWEVER - I'll also say this. Those who get other people falsely convicted - like the psycholgists/psychiatrists who plant false memories in kids' heads, should ALSO be put to death. There have been innocent people convicted through sheer trickery. Even the accusation is enough to ruin a person's life, even if they are proven innocent. To be falsely convicted, even with our current lax penalities, is a life wrecker.

Posted by: Reactionary at June 23, 2012 10:25 AM (jfeoD)

I assume you're talking about, at least in part, the Amirault family who ran a daycare center in Assachusetts and were railroaded by the recovered memory shitheads even though there was no physical evidence that anything had happened.  Dorothy Rabinowitz made her bones reporting on that travesty and Scottie Centerfold's old opponent, Choadley, was cowardly in dealing with that.  The real shitbag in that was Scott Harshberger who should be a cellmate of Sandusky.

138 my kids are at camp. Because I used to prosecute these types of cases, I have been very explicit with them about this sort of thing, how kids are groomed, to trust their guts, to talk to adults, to tell me. Talk to your kids. This really can happen anywhere, but it is harder to do when parents are frank with their kids and are paying attention. The best, most time tested way to stop this sort of depravity is an involved father. There is a reason these monsters look for kids without fathers.

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to the comments that wondered about Dottie Sandusky's knowledge:

 

The GJ report detailed victim testimony about how JS used to pay nocturnal visits to the basement bedroom he had set up for his child guests. This was a repeat pattern. What wife, upon discovering her husband absent from the marital bed, doesn't wonder where he is...time after time after time, especially when the Second Mile boys come to visit?

 

Draw your own conclusions.

140 It's a dumb thing considering everything, but another example of what kind of odd demeanor his lawyer had:

While someone was putting a microphone on Jerry Sandusky's defense attorney, Joe Amendola, for an interview with CNN, the attorney cracked a joke: "We're going to get you hooked up here, Joe," the CNN staffer says; "With who? Somebody cute?" Amendola says. http://www.pennlive.com/midstate/index.ssf/2012/06/jerry_sanduskys_lawyer_asks_ab.html

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Second Mile booked time at a camp in Berks County. As the details of Sandusky's perversion emerged, the camp owner reported questionable activity on the part of Second Mile counselors. They required that all shower curtains be removed prior to their stay (with their charges, Second Mile children). And their nighttime entertainment included cross-dressing plays. First it was just the adults who dressed as women, but in subsequent years they encouraged the boys to dress as females.

 

There is so much more to this Sandusky saga that has yet to be uncovered.

142 Sandusky killed Joe Pa.

143 138 my kids are at camp. Because I used to prosecute these types of cases, I have been very explicit with them about this sort of thing, how kids are groomed, to trust their guts, to talk to adults, to tell me.

Talk to your kids. This really can happen anywhere, but it is harder to do when parents are frank with their kids and are paying attention.

The best, most time tested way to stop this sort of depravity is an involved father. There is a reason these monsters look for kids without fathers.

Posted by: Thunderb at June 23, 2012 11:14 AM (Dnbau)

Funny, I called my dad this morning to thank him for being the kind of dad that you are.   He said to me "I'm a big guy, they'd all see me with you kids all the time, no one wanted to mess with me".   I laughed but it was so true.

When any of us served mass, either mom or dad went into the sacristy ostensibly to help us put on our altar server garb.  I remember one time the priest told my mother "ok, they're dressed now, you should leave" and my mother remained.  By the third time he said that she said "oh yeah I'll leave when you guys are out on the altar".   He said "no I think you should leave now" so she said "ok, come on guys I'll walk you down to the front of the church and we'll wait for Father".  He said "no, leave them and just go out and sit down"....and then my mom this petite woman said "no Father, I'm not leaving until you are all on the altar"....so he said "what is your problem" and she said "I'm here to protect you as much as I'm here to protect the kids"....At the end of mass he screamed at my sister about something but none of the priests ever questioned my mom again.  But I thank God she was thinking cause soon after all the problems began to filter down to the congregations...

144 The inmates are drawing straws as we speak for Jerry's cherry.

145 Yeah, it's never a good idea to be "different" on this topic, but: mentally ill people are ill. Ill people need genuine help. Western civilization understood this much better before it became all femmed and rabble rousing-demagogued (i.e. "Leftisted") up. And yeah, Leftists clearly enjoy talking about this topic and incessantly bringing it up (usually with some generic mentally-ill Caucasian male of the day as the target -- although deep down they probably enjoy mentally-ill Caucasian Catholic clergy most of all). Clearly they think they're getting something out of diverting everyone's attention and thought-processes in certain directions, and away from others. Shaping the national conversation, as it were.

146 This seems.... excessive for molesting some boys. I mean, you get 25 years for MURDERING someone, and 40 life sentences for feeling up boys? Excuse me?

Posted by: Christopher Taylor at June 22, 2012 11:45 PM (r4wIV)

No, there is no damn excuse for a vile, evil shit stain such as yourself.  ESAD

147 Ann Coulter on twitter: "They have Sandusky on suicide watch. I say, give the man some space."

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Drama queens gonna be dramatic.

 

Thanks for another one of your forays into fantasy-land, "curious".