[Caipirabob]

The only thing Joe was guilty of was to trust whomever he reported the incident, to do the right thing. My prayers go out to his family.

We'll never know the extent of the cover up nor his involvement with not denouncing a monstrous pedophile amongst his staff feasting upon children right under his nose.

It does not look good and the silence speaks louder than anything he may deny.

In my eyes, if he knew anything and didn't crucify the bastard he's as guilty as anyone else involved.

I have nothing to say on his death other than he goes to meet his true judgement under the eyes of the all knowing. If that means a ticket to eternal peace then so be it.

Career over the shattered lives of children...easy to imagine he died from humiliation.

[Caipirabob]

Just to clarify - there is no compromise with evil. Turning the other way is compromise and accomodation. "Oh, someone else will deal with it" is a disgusting and inhumane response in knowing there's an active pedophile right next to you victimizing innocent children.

There's a horrid conspiracy here working to protect this sort of thing. It's been buried by the media and there are far too many people dismissing these horrors in light of the man's football record.

To hell with all of this.

[momtothree]

I pray that JoePa made peace with Our Lord for any and all wrongdoings in his life. This prayer is no different than any prayer I would say for anyone. Ultimately, we are all judged for our life by a God who knows what was in our heart and the truth of our life. Every action, deed, word, and thought is known by Him.