If the three amigos are found not guilty are there additional charges or things that can be done to keep them legally entangled ? Does the DA have other stuff to keep them under investigation ?
Let the Courts decide if the family disputed Freeh that, saying the "Allegation Is False" that Paterno participated in a conspiracy. I have no problem with that by the Paterno's to object to that aspect of Freeh Report! I felt the NCAA was unreasonable as well demanding $60 Million be given to them and glad it is spent in Pennsylvania. I have also been very critical of how the PAOAG conducted such a slow, sloppy, and Illegal Leaked Grand Jury Presentment full of Errors that Freeh had to correct! It is OK for those aspects to be brought out in Criminal & Civil Trials.McQueary first reported the incident, immediately after it occurred, to his father and his father's friend, a local doctor. Both testified under oath that what McQueary told them that night DID NOT warrant a call to the police, because McQueary acknowledged that he never saw anything. What makes you think McQueary told Paterno anything different?
@CrazyPaco had the breakdown a few years ago.I did not mean it was given back to the football program but the Thon money winds back at Penn State. Someone here did a piece on it a while ago. I recall only a small amount (7%???) wound up with patients. The majority wound up in Penn State's coffers somewhere through a circuitous route. I wish I could find the story...perhaps someone else can repost it. I'm wondering if the $60M fine follows the same path.
Poor, poor Joe.So that's a YES? You believe that McQueary told Paterno a different version than what he told his own father immediately after? Do you also believe that an 80+ year-old Paterno was able to recall exact details of that conversation, 10 years later, without having his memory refreshed by McQueary, who was now trying to save his own ass due to various ongoing indiscretions.
Remember that Philly male prostitute or drug dealer made out some claims over a systematic child sex ring that included alot of powerful people that led back to Sandusky and the Second Mile? He also was dismissed as an agenda driven nut case.
McQueary first reported the incident, immediately after it occurred, to his father and his father's friend, a local doctor. Both testified under oath that what McQueary told them that night DID NOT warrant a call to the police, because McQueary acknowledged that he never saw anything. What makes you think McQueary told Paterno anything different?
Let the Courts decide if the family disputed Freeh that, saying the "Allegation Is False" that Paterno participated in a conspiracy. I have no problem with that by the Paterno's to object to that aspect of Freeh Report! I felt the NCAA was unreasonable as well demanding $60 Million be given to them and glad it is spent in Pennsylvania. I have also been very critical of how the PAOAG conducted such a slow, sloppy, and Illegal Leaked Grand Jury Presentment full of Errors that Freeh had to correct! It is OK for those aspects to be brought out in Criminal & Civil Trials.
My own Narrative is that Sandusky was lying to everyone like Predators do including to Paternos', just my view, others can disagree.
However, the Freeh Report was mostly about Penn State Educational Non-Compliance's with Athletic Integrity Agreement Non-Existence, No Code of Conduct for Players, Players Treated Not As Students, Clery Act Multiple Violations, Title IX , NCAA LOIC, and Conflicts of Interests and I can produce the Policies that changed in 2012.So, I welcome anything that can clarify what Reforms you say specifically apply to Athletics, it is still proof Penn State lacked Athletic Integrity and it was the University fault as they admit too!
Time for you to produce those Freeh's 12 Reforms on Athletics to augment why Penn State needed the Atlhetic integrity 2012 Reforms and Proof something was still quite wrong at Penn State to contradict yourself?
We await your Posting Fate?
Put up a Link to the 12 Freeh Athletic Integrity Reforms with a Link! Don't be a Pnnyliar with just 30 Posts?
PENN STATE WEBSITE LINK:
July report on Freeh recommendations shows quick action by Penn State:
July 17, 2013
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- Penn State officials reported today (July 17) on the rapid implementation of all but one of the 119 changes recommended in a report compiled by independent investigator and federal Judge Louis Freeh in the aftermath of the child sexual abuse committed by former Penn State assistant coach Jerry Sandusky.....
LINK:
http://news.psu.edu/story/282106/20...recommendations-shows-quick-action-penn-state
@CrazyPaco had the breakdown a few years ago.
Whether it's his opinion or not, the BOT accepted it. You do know that, too - right?http://www.chicagotribune.com/sport...ndusky-penn-state-20120712-pdf-htmlstory.html
Recommendations start on page 127. The 12 recommendations for Athletics is Section 5.0 and starts on page 138.
BTW, Freeh has since stated that this report is nothing more than his opinion. You do know that, right?
Thank you for that Admission that Penn State did require 12 Athletic Integrity Reforms and from Freeh's Recommendations it supports that Penn State Athletics was not in Compliance does it not, by your own Admission? Now produce the Substance of your Claims:
1. Good, I welcome your Corrections but until you produce all 12 of Athletic Integrity Reforms so we all can see all them as you Claim?
2. I can Produce with LINKS More than 12 Policies Penn State did put in and they are located on Penn State University Website.
3. It is Penn State that says it implemented 116 of 119 Freeh Recommendations and I can link that too.
4. The Clery Act Investigations Final Report and $2.4 Fines can also be Linked and shows what went wrong at Penn State Football Program and Penn State paid the Fines without even attempting to refute it!
We will wait to see what Lies you can show, prove, and until you do, that is on you. I like anything that corrects any Errors and adds to Share to Learn on the Lair!
Whether it's his opinion or not, the BOT accepted it. You do know that, too - right?
Penn State's BOT never formally accepted the report. I do know that they agreed to the sanctions, fines, etc. However, Penn State's BOT, which includes a power bloc that was heavily involved in the Second Mile (thereby putting their personal fortunes at risk), is a HUGE part of the problem.
Poor, poor Joe.
Does it bother you that everyone outside of your little PSU bubble can see exactly what this about? You people are too much - there is ALWAYS an excuse.
That PSU had a coach who systematically abused little boys, at times using the facilities and events (bowl games) to facilitate his actions over decades. The University was alerted and based on emails, there was a deliberate attempt to cover up the activity. Because of that choice, it took over a decade and a very brave parent to alert the police. PSU/Joe Paterno would have been revered by the public if they had had the guts to go to the actual police with this information. Instead: silence.What is it that EVERYONE can see?
That PSU had a coach who systematically abused little boys, at times using the facilities and events (bowl games) to facilitate his actions over decades. The University was alerted and based on emails, there was a systemic attempt to cover up the activity. Because of that choice, it took over a decade and a very brave parent to alert the police. PSU/Joe Paterno would have been revered by the public if they had had the guts to go to the actual police with this information. Instead: silence.
You can spin this all you want - but Joe told Schultz, but Spanier told the 2nd Mile, and on and on and on but the reality is PSU in its quest to protect their image chose silence. THAT is what everyone outside of the insulted world of We Are sees.
It isn't complicated at all.
Why are you here BTW? Why do you care what Pitt fans think?
Not really quite sure what to make of your response here. PSU was fined a historic $2.4M for willful disregard of the Clery Act. Is your point parsing out only $27,500 as related to Sandusky as if that makes it better in some way? I mean I guess $27,500 IS better than $2.4M....... The reality is your school decided to never report any crime statistics for decades. Why is that?Freeh's 12 recommendations for Athletics linked in another post.
But I will correct another one of your lies here: The Clery Act fine related to the Sandusky incident was only $27,500.
https://studentaid.ed.gov/sa/sites/...er/cleryact/pennstate/PennStateFineLetter.pdf
Edit: I'll add that Penn State Athletics did not need to reform, being one of only a small handful of schools with no major NCAA violations.....until the NCAA made some up, before backtracking.
He ran away and can't answer you. Meanwhile, here are some more Tidbits uncovered he can't refute and later backed up by the Department of Education Clery Act Findings of Facts & Fines!Not really quite sure what to make of your response here. PSU was fined a historic $2.4M for willful disregard of the Clery Act. Is your point parsing out only $27,500 as related to Sandusky as if that makes it better in some way? I mean I guess $27,500 IS better than $2.4M....... The reality is your school decided to never report any crime statistics for decades. Why is that?
Thing is, despite what you think, not everyone, including those outside the PSU bubble, believes all of that, otherwise this still wouldn't be going on now would it? Also, telling others is not silence. However, doesn't it really all boil down to what McQueary told everyone in 2001, not what he said he told them in 2011. How about we let the 3 amigos have their day in court (as scary as that sounds considering this is PA).
Good points and I agree with you.You do realize this is a Pitt Board and you will not be changing anyone's mind based upon the facts. Also if a Pitt fan was on the BWI Board talking about this subject they would have been banned a long time ago. Best for you to discuss these issues on the BWI Bubble Board.
HAIL TO PITT!!!!
Freeh's 12 recommendations for Athletics linked in another post.
But I will correct another one of your lies here: The Clery Act fine related to the Sandusky incident was only $27,500.
https://studentaid.ed.gov/sa/sites/...er/cleryact/pennstate/PennStateFineLetter.pdf
Edit: I'll add that Penn State Athletics did not need to reform, being one of only a small handful of schools with no major NCAA violations.....until the NCAA made some up, before backtracking.
Whether it's his opinion or not, the BOT accepted it. You do know that, too - right?
What is going on? The legal maneuvering of Shultz, Spanier and Curly? No one outside of PA (or the We Are crowd) is even paying attention anymore. Like it or not, public perception ended when it was fact that no one at PSU thought to call the police. Spinning that with technicalities doesn't help. It just makes it look - well, worse.Thing is, despite what you think, not everyone, including those outside the PSU bubble, believes all of that, otherwise this still wouldn't be going on now would it? Also, telling others is not silence. However, doesn't it really all boil down to what McQueary told everyone in 2001, not what he said he told them in 2011. How about we let the 3 amigos have their day in court (as scary as that sounds considering this is PA).
To the Joebots, "9-1-1" is nowhere near as important as "4-0-9". Not even when it is applied to the welfare of children.....9-1-1. That's all it took.
This is the point and what the Department of Education Clery Act Title IX Investigations and Fines did report and no one at PSU or on BWI want to recognize as Factual Findings.Of course, there weren't any "major NCAA violations." when Paterno handled all transgressions himself. Vicky Triponey tried to bring some level of justice to the football program, and we all know where that got her. Paterno threatened to stop raising money for the school if any form of punishment was ever given to his above the law football program.
I have no problem with CSS Criminal Defense against the PAOAG and their Constitutional Right to Defend against a slow and sloppy Investigation that took way too long and own child Predator Unit not put on the Sandusky Investigation Case. Children Victims often Recanted many Allegations after Sandusky got to them and few believed them. Moreover, I have no problem with the Paterno's filing a Civil Lawsuit either and subsequent Case against the NCAA on the Fines and Sanctions and can wait for those outcomes too.Don't you know that the Board of Trustees are evil bastards who cared only about destroying that nice, old man who built libraries and made peach ice cream acceptable? You should probably be protesting the Board of Trustees and ensuring that a Paterno is elected to the Board of Trustees in the next election.![]()
To be fair, this is what the Criminal Trials are all about and everyone should wait to see what happens in Criminal Court!What is going on? The legal maneuvering of Shultz, Spanier and Curly? No one outside of PA (or the We Are crowd) is even paying attention anymore. Like it or not, public perception ended when it was fact that no one at PSU thought to call the police. Spinning that with technicalities doesn't help. It just makes it look - well, worse. 9-1-1. That's all it took.
Funny you should mention 409 versus 911……..The 409 Inventor's Family claim that it was named for the birthday of the Inventor's Wife, Ruth, on April the 9th (rendered in the American style with the month first as "4/09"). The 409 brand is currently owned by Clorox. However, the Company claims that it was named simply as the 409th compound tested by the Inventors.To the Joebots, "9-1-1" is nowhere near as important as "4-0-9". Not even when it is applied to the welfare of children.....
I don't use and never did label that name, I know others can disagree with me, but Penn State and all their Alumni & Fans deserve to be proud how the University once found out took responsibility, was accountable accepting many Children were Victims, and went about cleaning up the Football Culture by establishing Athletic Integrity in all Sports and made Penn State Better!Pedo St fan ...
For years, I've used "409" to clean the whitewalls on my tires, and it remains the only (readily-available) product that works.Funny you should mention 409 versus 911……..The 409 Inventor's Family claim that it was named for the birthday of the Inventor's Wife, Ruth, on April the 9th (rendered in the American style with the month first as "4/09"). The 409 brand is currently owned by Clorox. However, the Company claims that it was named simply as the 409th compound tested by the Inventors.
Other theories exist as Urban Legends Myths such as 409 being the telephone area code where it was invented (this area code, which served southeastern Texas, was not introduced until 1983)? Or the birthday being that of other people such as the inventor's daughter? Even the reference to a powerful Chevrolet car engine it was named after but just another myth?
These many myths made of for this Miracle Cleaner only add to Advertisement Slogans not actual reality what led to 409 was made in the first place………to clean up a dirty mess of grimes, stains, and making a place cleaner smelling and Better!
Amazing, but that number 409 also led to clean up of Crimes, Shame, and establishing Athletic Integrity at Penn State University Football Program. From a mess whose origins came from 1960-2011 Myths and Slogans but required cleaning up by Penn State Trustees 2012 Reforms and made Penn State Better!
Strange Coincidence Of Legends versus Myths versus Slogans versus Reality to Clean Up By Reforms to Protect Children & Penn State, is it not?
For years, I've used "409" to clean the whitewalls on my tires, and it remains the only (readily-available) product that works.![]()
I agree but I add a slick black wax after the cleaning and brings out a greater shine.For years, I've used "409" to clean the whitewalls on my tires, and it remains the only (readily-available) product that works.![]()
Yep. It's the rare car that still has 'em. At the tire stores, they used to ask whether you want turned in or out. Now, they don't even bother asking......I havent seen whitewalls in a loooong time. I remember facing my inside so I did not have to clean them.
Yeah. Except he has all kinds of details to connect the dots with the Second Mile and nobody will take his statement.