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You mean the kid Paterno never saw? Should he be a police investigator or was it Shultz’s job to make sure an investigation took place? There is a reason Paterno didn't get charged. He did not see anything and reported it to those he was supposed to. He had NO authority over the ex coach and could have done harm to any investigation by inserting himself. I don't know why this is so hard for folks to understand; but I'm done.

You mean the kid Paterno never saw?

Yes! That's exactly the kid I'm talking about.

The kid you, Paterno, and McQueary seem to be completely unconcerned about. The kid that left Paterno's lockerroom with the man who raped him.

The kid that nobody knows whatever became of him. The kid that nobody from Penn State, including Paterno, made any effort to determine if he's alive and getting the help he needs.

That's the kid I'm referring to.

You mean the kid Paterno never saw? Should he be a police investigator or was it Shultz’s job to make sure an investigation took place? There is a reason Paterno didn't get charged. He did not see anything and reported it to those he was supposed to... I don't know why this is so hard for folks to understand

Do you really not see why it is so "hard for folks to understand" why someone in Paterno's position and authority didn't follow up? Let me put my question in a slightly different way: What if it was Paterno's own son in that locker room - do you imagine for a nanosecond that he would have simply passed it on and washed his hands of the matter - because he didn't "see anything"?

Of course not. He would have seen to it that the matter was thoroughly investigated and that Sandusky was fired and duly charged.