[decimon]

I don’t see any wrongdoing here.

[Scoutmaster]

I don’t see any wrongdoing here.

I didn't say there was. What's been striking about this is how everybody is connected to everybody else at every other organization on multiple levels. I noted only that this supports my theory that nothing branches out, everything twists back in on itself like a wreath.

[9422WMR]

I don’t see any wrongdoing here”
That’s exactly why the crap continued to happen in PA.
Too many people, didn’t see any wrongdoing.
I guess you let your 10 year old son take showers with his coach, right?
As far as I am concerned, all the Penn State people are guilty.
Guilty of turning a blind eye to pedophilia.
Old coach Joe is as big a pervert as is Sandusky. Guilt by association and by not shining the light on evil.
When you worship a man, you accept the evils that he does/accepts.
Idolatry is verboten.

[MrEdd]

What you see here (sorry it has to be explained to you) is how many powerful people in this area were mandated reporters. That comes with being on the board of a charity for kids.

Any of these people who can be shown to have known of any sexual misconduct between an adult and a kid are potentially in a world of shit with both Pennsylvania and federal law.

And there are evidently enough of them who just stood by that if a bunch of them go down, businesses all over happy valley may be assets on the block to pay the piper.

Do you see now, or are you just not able to comprehend that being on the board of directors for a charity like this comes with the same responsibilities a nurse or a school teacher has?

[GeronL]

I think the point is that the pedo and the board of the “charity” had a lot of close ties beyond any charity.