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How do we know what the witness told Paterno? According to the grand jury, On Sunday, Paterno told Penn State athletic director Tim Curley that McQueary had seen Sandusky "fondling or doing something of a sexual nature to a young boy."

The author's article is very vague about what the witness told Paterno.

Right, that's when I'd rub my eyes, say "what ? I don't understand. Some kind of sex ?"

Then I'd be tired and just say whatever and let's go out for a beer on the way home, this has been a long day. Oh, and by the way, don't ever bother me with that thing you were talking about, we're not communicating, let's just forget it and get back to football. I wonder what the wife made for dinner tonight. Hey can you get the lights ?

Right, that's when I'd rub my eyes, say "what ? I don't understand. Some kind of sex ?" Then I'd be tired and just say whatever and let's go out for a beer on the way home, this has been a long day. Oh, and by the way, don't ever bother me with that thing you were talking about, we're not communicating, let's just forget it and get back to football. I wonder what the wife made for dinner tonight. Hey can you get the lights ?

First of all, you don't need to make things up out of thin air when the 23-page Grand Jury Presentment is available. Grand Jury Presentment

Just go to pp. 6-7.

#1...this didn't happen on the night of a game...'twas the first weekend in March.
#2...No convo took place that night...even tho McQueary witnessed it. Instead he called Paterno Sat. a.m. and then went over to Paterno's house.

Other than that, nice laissez-faire attitude you presented as to how YOU might react if an eyewitness reported to you a sexual assault upon a kid.

Do the world around you a favor, Peter. Don't coach other people's kids or put yourself in a volunteer position overseeing them. Not sure if such a carefree personality would be a good mix protecting pre-teen kids in today's world. P. 7 says there