Paterno should have reported his suspicions to a police agency ‘outside’ Penn State’s influence.
I know I would have...which is one reason I wouldn’t have been there.
“It is an honor-thy-father book, describing JoePa’s ...”
It is an honor-thy-father book, attempting to rewrite history.
1. He says JP could not legally followup on why Sandusky was not investigated.
2. He says Sandusky was not at PSU functions after he told his superiors.
...ping....
"...If you see something that looks very very wrong, turn away and think about recruiting."
“Jay’s book will be out next month. He’s actually a very good writer. “
Who knows what he wrote. What you see has been engineered by the well paid JP historical revision society.
However, like Nixon found out, the cover-up always has worse consequences than just coming clean.
Now most priests in the Catholic Church are good people who never committed a crime. Unfortunately however, their collective good name was besmirched due to the poor decisions of their leaders. And so it is with Penn State and Joe Paterno.
BTW, your rabid obsession with this football coach is more than a little creepy. Most of us would have forgotten about Paterno's involvement (or non-involvement) with Jerry Sandusky by now, and might eventually go back to remembering him as a good football coach, much like many of us now remember Pete Rose as a good ballplayer as opposed to a degenerate gambler, but you insist on keeping the controversy alive.