Posted on 02/05/2013 6:24:16 PM PST by FlJoePa
You do understand that "involuntary deviate sexual intercourse" was the most serious charge.
You do understand that "involuntary deviate sexual intercourse" is what Paterno is accused of having permitted by not reporting the Victim #2 incident beyond the chain of command.
You do understand "involuntary deviate sexual intercourse" of Victim #2 was only 1 of only 3 of the 48 charges against Sandusky for which he was acquitted. And Victim #2 has still not come forward.
So then what is your problem???
In the case of unknown Victim 2, the victim identified by Mike McQueary, Sandusky was found not guilty of involuntary deviate sexual intercourse, but guilty of indecent assault, unlawful contact with minors and endangering the welfare of a child with regard to victim
Why are you excusing and dismissing indecent assault, unlawful contact and endangering the welfare of a child? If it were your child that was victimized by a serial predator, would you be so flippant? You really are disgusting!
Sandusky was found not guilty on the McQueary “rape” allegation.
Mike McQueary got the date of the shower episode wrong by over a year and it was not, as the prosecution originally made a huge deal out of, the “Friday night before Spring Break.”
Jerry Sandusky was source of the correct date for the McQueary shower episode.
The McQueary event took place almost ten years before there was testimony about it.
The victim in the McQueary episode (#2) was interviewed after the indictment by a former FBI investigator and unequivocally denied McQueary’s story.
Sandusky left voice messages for Victim 2 during the Grand Jury investigation indicating that he should come forward to tell his story, but the prosecution never called him in any proceeding and now claims he doesn’t even exist.
It appears that McQueary played in Second Mile golf events after episode.
After the story broke, McQueary made up absurd stories to his friends about going after Victim 2, in contradiction of his own testimony.
The grand jury presentment, in a very unusual move, declared McQueary to be “highly credible,” even though he apparently never testified in front of the Grand Jury panel which actually voted to indict. It will eventually become clear that there are many things about McQueary which make that pronouncement particularly absurd.
McQueary has never testified that he told a specific person he saw sex of any kind and Dr. Dranov, a mandated reporter for child sex abuse, never reported what Mike told him the night of the episode.
Sandusky was found not guilty on the McQueary “rape” allegation.
In the case of unknown Victim 2, the victim identified by Mike McQueary, Sandusky was found not guilty of involuntary deviate sexual intercourse, but guilty of indecent assault, unlawful contact with minors and endangering the welfare of a child with regard to victim
Why are you excusing and dismissing indecent assault, unlawful contact and endangering the welfare of a child? If it were your child that was victimized by a serial predator, would you be so flippant? You really are disgusting!
Glory be to Penn State! I am so proud of Penn State and the Paterno’s....Also my Congressman, Charlie Dent who has called this whole situation ridiculous. Reminds most of the witch trials in Salem. Well Joe you made the school proud and did incredible things. The doosh who is responsible is in jail. Case closed!!!
“It was a Saturday morning and I didn’t want to interfere with their weekends,” Paterno told a grand jury this year, recalling the unusual visit from graduate assistant Mike McQueary.
McQueary said he had seen former defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky doing something “extremely sexual” with a young boy in a locker room shower.
On Friday, McQueary testified at a preliminary hearing for two Penn State officials — athletic director Tim Curley and vice president Gary Schultz — accused of covering up the story. He offered the most detailed public account yet of the child sex abuse allegations that have upended the university’s football program and the entire central Pennsylvania campus.
Curley and Schultz are headed to trial on perjury charges after Friday’s preliminary hearing, accused of lying to a grand jury about what McQueary told them.
Yeah, what a great and wonderful guy. He should have been in prison jammies with Sandusky.
No Way! Go away troll. Seriously Penn state did the right thing. The guy who is jail is the right person. God Bless Penn State! Already you can see the love for Penn State coming back quickly. I didn’t think it would happen as fast as it is, but I sure as heck glad it is. Penn State was severly screwed for ZERO reason.
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