[NewinTexsas]

It's worse. Victim #1's mother made a public statement two days ago. She went to her son's school to find out why Sandusky was taking him out of class. Her son broke down and the office in front of her and the school officials and told what was happening.

The school officials urged her to 'carefully' consider the consequences of reporting this.

Fortunately, she immediately left the school with her son and reported it to child services. If she had taken the school officials 'advice' Sandusky would still be raping.

[Scoutmaster]

Fortunately, she immediately left the school with her son and reported it to child services. If she had taken the school officials 'advice' Sandusky would still be raping.

GJ Report, page 5, line 13. When the mother reported it to the school, the school immediately barred Sandusky from the school and reported the matter to authorities as mandated by law.

The school officials urged her to 'carefully' consider the consequences of reporting this.

Did I overlook this in the report? Where are you finding this? I see GJ Report, page 5, line 13.

[HamiltonJay]

Not suprised at all, State College is a small town, and the PSU is the only reason anyone even knows it exists. That entire area is dependent on PSU and PSU football.. I wish I could say I was shocked by what these school officials did, but I’m not.

In fact, they probably too were well aware of what was going on. They would have to be. Some stranger, non related, cannot check a kid out of a school without prior parental consent, yet Sandusky was doing this, obviously without parental consent. This probably wasn’t the first boy the school had accomadated Mr. Sandusky with over the years!

I hope to God the State is investigating the school district as well, and issues indictments there as well.

This is going to get very very very ugly folks.