Curley and Schultz plead guilty to...
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I know BOT members that sat on the board that night. Maybe there were members that hated him but to argue that these are not smart, accomplished people, is simply reactionary nonsense. If you read the Freeh report as a narrative that PSU wanted the world to believe instead of letting the world dig deeper, you'd understand what I'm trying to tell you. What's stupid is that you can't see what that report accomplished and how it kept a broader investigation from happening. That's what the BOT was doing the night they fired Paterno, the day they issued the report and accepted sanctions, and what they continue to do to this day. I'm assuming you graduated from Penn State so you should be smarter than this.
You are welcome to believe whatever version of history you choose. The BWI, tin-foil hat version included. Just don't run over here and accuse us of being idiots because we don't buy into it. Step back and let your zealotry go and you might see it. The "truth" you seek won't be the "truth" you'll get. Trust me. You won't like it.
Mr. Schultz, Mr. Schulte said, will testify that he is “very regretful” of the decision not to report Mr. McQueary’s claim to the Department of Public Welfare, which the three men in an email exchange had originally planned to do.
“We messed up,” is what Mr. Schultz is going to say, according to Mr. Schulte.
That plan changed, the prosecutor said, after Mr. Curley discussed it with head football coach Joe Paterno, Mr. Schulte said.
The men decided they would bar Sandusky from bringing youths on campus, but that never happened, Mr. Schulte said. And, he said, Sandusky continued to sexually assault boys in Penn State’s showers, including a “John Doe” who will testify later in the week. “The showers at Penn State continued to be Jerry Sandusky’s sanctuary for child molestation,” Mr. Schulte said
“We messed up,” is what Mr. Schultz is going to say, according to Mr. Schulte.
That plan changed, the prosecutor said, after Mr. Curley discussed it with head football coach Joe Paterno, Mr. Schulte said.
The men decided they would bar Sandusky from bringing youths on campus, but that never happened, Mr. Schulte said. And, he said, Sandusky continued to sexually assault boys in Penn State’s showers, including a “John Doe” who will testify later in the week. “The showers at Penn State continued to be Jerry Sandusky’s sanctuary for child molestation,” Mr. Schulte said
