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Sandusky update (more evidence against Joe P)

BuffUp said:
like I said before - psu is really hurting huh? They are on tv every Saturday and winning games... What punishment is that?? In a couple of years this will all be forgotten and psu will be competing for championships again...probably before CU who got the true death penalty!!
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This. That program should have been shut down. Instead, they're on national TV every freaking week.
 
Buffarino said:
This. That program should have been shut down. Instead, they're on national TV every freaking week.
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Agree and those ass clowns that proudly wear their PSU gear with a smirk on their faces make me sick. I guess you can't ban PSU clothing....
 
CUBUFF80 said:
Agree and those ass clowns that proudly wear their PSU gear with a smirk on their faces make me sick. I guess you can't ban PSU clothing....
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And act like they are the victims in the situation. Penn State football should have been shut down for at least three years, the stadium dark, the uniforms hanging in an empty lockerroom.

The sanctions they recieved and the court judgements are going to be big numbers but thinking that a school like CSU is talking $250 million for a stadium that number is a speedbump for Penn State. They needed to be looking at empty Saturdays to bring home the serious nature of the crimes committed and allowed to continue.
 
MtnBuff said:
And act like they are the victims in the situation. Penn State football should have been shut down for at least three years, the stadium dark, the uniforms hanging in an empty lockerroom.

The sanctions they recieved and the court judgements are going to be big numbers but thinking that a school like CSU is talking $250 million for a stadium that number is a speedbump for Penn State. They needed to be looking at empty Saturdays to bring home the serious nature of the crimes committed and allowed to continue.
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agree 100%

PSU's defiant attitude is disgusting to me
 
MtnBuff said:
And act like they are the victims in the situation. Penn State football should have been shut down for at least three years, the stadium dark, the uniforms hanging in an empty lockerroom.

The sanctions they recieved and the court judgements are going to be big numbers but thinking that a school like CSU is talking $250 million for a stadium that number is a speedbump for Penn State. They needed to be looking at empty Saturdays to bring home the serious nature of the crimes committed and allowed to continue.
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ditto
 
Jerry was right, though. He was too big, too important to take away his 3 decades of sodomizing wins. If the NCAA had stripped THOSE from Penn State instead of JoePa's rather limited last-decade of wins, this would have truly punished Jerry. But his records are intact. (Those three decades were all non-conference, too - one cupcake after another, when JoePa was lining up cupcakes and avoiding any bowl game that matched him against a quality opponent.)

I know the NCAA has the morals clause they used to justify these sanctions, but to still do so little compared to shutting the program down for 4 years. And I agree about the current "PSU constantly on national TV" - it's like Franco Harris said, though - "We can raise $60 million in a few months." He spent a lot of time doing anything but speaking of a defense of the victims. After LaVar Arrington was shown photos of boys he "helped" recruit into Jerry's basement, LaVar never made public comments supporting JoePa's cover-up. Franco still does.
 
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Now that Sandusky has been tried, convicted and sentenced, I want to make a motion that this thread be locked so that it can fade from view. If anyone wants to continue a discussion of Penn State, perhaps a new thread could be started. Sandusky does not deserve to be recognized anymore. Everytime I see the title of this thread I am sickened. Please lock this thread.
 
$60m fine, 4 year postseason ban, 15 schollies per year, 65 total)

lvbuff said:
Now that Sandusky has been tried, convicted and sentenced, I want to make a motion that this thread be locked so that it can fade from view. If anyone wants to continue a discussion of Penn State, perhaps a new thread could be started. Sandusky does not deserve to be recognized anymore. Everytime I see the title of this thread I am sickened. Please lock this thread.
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I am hoping this thread turns into updates about his prison rapings.
 
As big a bucket of slime as he is, until we have real evidence that the culture at Penn State has been changed top to bottom the name Penn State should never be mentioned without reference to Sandusky. I wouldn't object to simply refering to them always as Pedo State but Sandusky is a stain that they brought upon themselves by their actions and as disgusting as it is to hear about it the stain has to be removed, not simply covered up.
 
You might remember another State Penn athlete has been recently sent to prison over his rapes, as well.

As for locking this thread, it will certainly help State Penn cover up this issue. Having it buried, unseen, will certainly help them get away with it.

If that's what this forum wants to do...
 
Give him 10 days? I don't know. I'm thinking "Richard Speck" and "female hormones". Jerry was not only a cheaphot master, but it appears he could be the tight-end, too.

Child Sex Ring goes back to the '70s with Linebacker U

This is part of the connection that is drawing Federal attention, along with the 'missing 2nd Mile Children' that apparently attended Sandusky events, never to be seen again. Well... surely a sodomizing child-raping pimp ring-organizer wouldn't actually make screaming kids disappear. Right? I mean, surely these sicko perverts have SOME moral fibre to them, right? Uh huh...
 
Pennsylvannia Public Employees Pension Board has revoked Sandusky's $59,000 a year pension and declared that his wife is not entitled to survivors benefits.

At first glance I thought this will never stick in court but apparently they have been doing this with public school teachers convicted of sex crimes against minors since 2004. Slimeballs lawyer of course is claiming that they will appeal it and that the board has no right to do so but I'm betting that it sticks. If somehow it doesn't then it would be likely that the victim's lawyers get the money diverted into a fund for the victims. Either way the wife who willingly covered up for him and has backed him looks to be losing another piece of her benefit gained by sticking with him. She should be facing jail as well but living in a trailer with no heat wouldn't be a bad substitute for her.

http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/c...oke-sandusky-59-000-pension-article-1.1179765
 
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A little perspective on this kind of horror: The Boy Scouts now join the Catholic Church as clearly being responsible for the most cover-ups; intentionally exposing children to situations where the potential for harm is overwhelming (transferring perverted priests to new parishes, kicking out offending Scout leaders, then allowing them back in elsewhere) and allowing known criminals to continue perping children, to protect their own reputations (by not calling the cops). PennState, but not sandusky, is small potatoes by comparison. The BSs and Catholics should be paying 100s of millions to try and fix the problem and help the victims.

God knows why, but at least since Roman times, there has been a class of men that likes to prey on little boys and nowadays they usually do it by joining groups that supposedly help kids and that parents trust.

Never allow an adult unsupervised access to a young child.
 
He will not have a cellmate and will be subject to heightened supervision and an escort when not in his cell. He will get an hour of individual exercise five days a week and three showers a week.
He will eat meals in his cell. Prison services such as counseling, religion, medications and treatment programming also will occur in his cell.
All visits will be non-contact, meaning no touching is allowed. He may have a TV, radio and other property, according to the Corrections Department, if he is deemed to be in "compliant adjustment."
Well, I guess that's the end of the "Old Tickle Monster" unless he can find a pervert prison guard.
 
Spanier's lawyers issued a statement that asserted his innocence and described the new charges as an attempt by Gov. Tom Corbett to divert attention from the three-year investigation that began under his watch as attorney general.


"These charges are the work of a vindictive and politically motivated governor working through an unelected attorney general ... whom he appointed to do his bidding," the four defense lawyers wrote.
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Bizarre ranting. Whether Corbett acted fast enough or not doesn't change the fact that Spanier swept the Sandusky matter under the rug as President.
 
JimmyBuff said:
Bizarre ranting. Whether Corbett acted fast enough or not doesn't change the fact that Spanier swept the Sandusky matter under the rug as President.
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Frankly ... I wouldn't be shocked if a federal investigation eventually uncovers that Corbett is somehow implicated in this whole mess, and that Spanier's lawyers may not just be blowing smoke. Of course, that in no way excuses Spanier's behavior ... it is all disgusting and disgraceful.
 
The Paterno family still doesn't get it.


STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — A new report commissioned by Joe Paterno's family challenges the conclusion by former FBI director Louis Freeh that the late Penn State coach conspired to hide child sex abuse allegations against former defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky.

The Paterno family's critique, released Sunday, argues that the findings of the Freeh report published last July were unsupported by the facts.

Former U.S. Attorney General Dick Thornburgh, one of the experts assembled by the family's lawyer to review Freeh's report last year to Penn State, said the document was fundamentally flawed and incomplete.

Freeh's report reached "inaccurate and unfounded findings related to Mr. Paterno and its numerous process-oriented deficiencies was a rush to injustice and calls into question" the investigation's credibility, Thornburgh was quoted as saying.

In a statement released Sunday through a spokesman, Freeh defended his work.

"I stand by our conclusion that four of the most powerful people at Penn State failed to protect against a child sexual predator harming children for over a decade," he said.

Paterno's family released what it billed as an exhaustive response to Freeh's work, based on independent analyses, on the website paterno.com.

"We conclude that the observations as to Joe Paterno in the Freeh report are unfounded, and have done a disservice not only to Joe Paterno and the university community," the family's report said, "but also to the victims of Jerry Sandusky and the critical mission of educating the public on the dangers of child sexual victimization."


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The counter-offensive began in earnest this weekend. The family's findings said that Paterno:

_ Never asked or told anyone not to investigate an allegation against Sandusky 12 years ago, Saturday, Feb. 9, 2001.

_ Never asked or told former administrators not to report the 2001 allegation.

_ And never asked or told anyone not to discuss or hide information reported by graduate assistant Mike McQueary about the 2001 allegation.

"Paterno reported the information to his superior(s) pursuant to his understanding of university protocol and relied upon them to investigate and report as appropriate," the family's analysis said.
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So ... JoPa did not take active steps to cover up Sandusky's hideous misdeeds? That seems to be the crux of the family's report. Big ****ing deal. But did he take active steps to stop a sexual predator of children, about whom he had well documented reasons to suspect? NO!

The family would have been better served to let the whole drop ... now JoPa'a behavior will be back in the headlines again. **** him ... and **** them.
 
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