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Posted: 11/7/2011 3:31:01 AM
http://deadspin.com/5856777/a-guide-to-the-child-sexual-abuse-charges-against-jerry-sandusky-and-to-penn-states-alleged-willful-ignorance?tag=penn-state-scandal

Disgusting. Nothing else needs to be said. No forgiving JoePa neither. He knew about it and didnt inform the police and have this man arrested immediately, instead he allowed to associate himself with this man and even as recently as 2007 let this man bring a child to Penn St. practices.

Its truly sad that everything that Paterno has worked for is down the drain. He will forever be tainted. His legacy is officially tainted. He will be now known for this. 

Tressel went down for tatoos and cars. This man needs to step down, athletic director needs to step down, business director needs to step down, penn state president needs to step down.

Sad that this taints not only Paterno's legacy but also Penn St. as a school 
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Posted: 11/7/2011 4:29:48 AM
Agree there are no excuses. The day a person saw this happened this should have been investigated and full page news.
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Posted: 11/7/2011 5:22:40 AM

Agreed.  how could no one know it was going on ?  Makes me sick.

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Posted: 11/7/2011 6:52:36 AM

In his statement Paterno claimed he was “shocked.”

Really?

The guy he worked with for 30 years had been accused multiple times of sexually abusing boys including when a grad assistant coach told Paterno himself that he saw the piece of garbage diddling a little boy in the Penn State showers.  All that and Paterno claims he is shocked by this?

Yeah, friggin right. 

That old darn can save his fake outrage.  No sane non-Penn State homer with an IQ over 75 is buying it.

Paterno either participated in the cover up or knew about the cover up and did next to nothing about it.

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Posted: 11/7/2011 9:24:18 AM
wow.... America??  Worried about  kids getting money ofr Jerseys but not about an old man raping kids....   sick
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Posted: 11/7/2011 10:17:59 AM
I don't know if the NCAA can penalize Penn St or not, but they should get the maximum penalty for this IMO.  This is absolutley disgusting, and makes paying for players look like charity.
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Posted: 11/7/2011 10:19:16 AM
QUOTE Originally Posted by MC1998:

wow.... America??  Worried about  kids getting money ofr Jerseys but not about an old man raping kids....   sick


I would not go that far.  It takes time for the legal system to work, but there will be some prison time here.
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Posted: 11/7/2011 10:25:06 AM
QUOTE Originally Posted by LawsonJames:

http://deadspin.com/5856777/a-guide-to-the-child-sexual-abuse-charges-against-jerry-sandusky-and-to-penn-states-alleged-willful-ignorance?tag=penn-state-scandal

Disgusting. Nothing else needs to be said. No forgiving JoePa neither. He knew about it and didnt inform the police and have this man arrested immediately, instead he allowed to associate himself with this man and even as recently as 2007 let this man bring a child to Penn St. practices.

Its truly sad that everything that Paterno has worked for is down the drain. He will forever be tainted. His legacy is officially tainted. He will be now known for this. 

Tressel went down for tatoos and cars. This man needs to step down, athletic director needs to step down, business director needs to step down, penn state president needs to step down.

Sad that this taints not only Paterno's legacy but also Penn St. as a school 

Everything Paterno has worked for is now down the drain? Your an idiot. Being argaubly the most successful foobtall coach ever does not get wiped away because one of your employees was friggin little boys in the behind. Sure, he probably should have gone directly to the police. But even so, he informed his superiors and at least was pro-active.

Paterno's legacy should not be tarnished because of this. One sicko's mistakes will not destroy everything Joe Paterno has done for college football.

I guess..what I am trying to say is...

 

Shut the darn up

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Posted: 11/7/2011 10:26:10 AM
QUOTE

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I don't know if the NCAA can penalize Penn St or not, but they should get the maximum penalty for this IMO.  This is absolutley disgusting, and makes paying for players look like charity.

O yea, so PSU should get the death penalty? Give me a break dude.

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Posted: 11/7/2011 10:39:16 AM
WOW ! See ya Joe Pa...
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Posted: 11/7/2011 10:43:20 AM
some of you guys are friggin idiots.  It is completely true that this is sickening and disgusting, but people cannot take this as joe paterno's fault.  He did NOT witness these events which mostly took place in Sandusky's home.  He heard from a grad assistant who did NOT specify what the events were.  Then in the testimony the grad assistant stated that Curly and Schultz's information was slanted and should be reevaluated.  He did not once say that any part of Joe's was false or innaccurate.  Joe testified against Sandusky when the information originally surfaced.  Get your facts straight so you do not look like such an behind hole from now on. 
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Posted: 11/7/2011 10:45:15 AM

After the GA told Paterno about the incident with the 10 yr.old and he (the GA) or Paterno didn't immediatly seek out answers from Sandusky Paterno deserves blame.

Clearly the doubt is already laid out with Paterno now. At this point JoePa will forever be viewed as a complicit in child sex abuse and the 409 or whatever the hell the number of wins he has is absolutley irrelevant. His tombstone will read "Here lies JoePaMan who put winning ahead of 10 yr old getting banged out by Defensive Coordinator". Sad but true.

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Posted: 11/7/2011 10:45:16 AM
joe pa rules.

darn haters.

so should we shut down the entire catholic church because of a couple pedos............

really dumb.   idiots.  
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Posted: 11/7/2011 10:46:40 AM
haha... yah like i know what goes on in the private life of my co-workers.

nobody knows.  gimme a break.
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Posted: 11/7/2011 10:47:42 AM

From  what  little  I  have  read,  joe  Paterno did do  the  correct  thing and directly  alert  school officials.  The coach (sundusky- sp?)was not associated  with the  team at  this  time.  Why  would Joe Pa believe  the  school would act responsibly ?   Penn St  looks  very  very bad,  but  I  think Joe  Paterno acted  appropriately.

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Posted: 11/7/2011 10:51:08 AM

Jersey 973-

You are the one who needs to take the blinders off- What he did on the football field is irrelevant now- He friggin KNEW he had a child molester working for him and did nothing about it- yes NOTHING-  He passed the information to his AD. What a joke- Child molestation is the sickest most disgusting crime that i can think of- He should have immediately gone to the police. End of story. Then he continues letting this scumbag use the facilities for the last 9 years. Joe Pa is scum for not going to the police. I don't care how much class he had on the field. This is unbelievable- i always admired him now his name makes me want to puke. He can't act like he didn't know- There was a cover up and he was part of it- UNBELIEVABLE-

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Posted: 11/7/2011 10:54:13 AM
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Posted: 11/7/2011 10:55:09 AM

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You are classless- it's not about being a hater- A 10yr. old child was molested and Joe Pa found out and did nothing! Reporting it to his AD the next do is doing next to nothing- Letting this guy hang around for the next 9 years is unforgivable- He had two choices in that situation- Confront the guy and beat his behind(not the mature decision but he had to have been outraged) or report this to the police.

 

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Posted: 11/7/2011 11:02:06 AM

The allegations are enough that very few coaches in the country would still have there jobs right now under these circumstances. PSU better act quick on this garbage or every child advocacy group in the country will diverge on State College and the schools rep. will take a bigger beating than it already has.

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Posted: 11/7/2011 11:02:31 AM
QUOTE Originally Posted by Jersey973:

Everything Paterno has worked for is now down the drain? Your an idiot. Being argaubly the most successful foobtall coach ever does not get wiped away because one of your employees was friggin little boys in the behind. Sure, he probably should have gone directly to the police. But even so, he informed his superiors and at least was pro-active.

Paterno's legacy should not be tarnished because of this. One sicko's mistakes will not destroy everything Joe Paterno has done for college football.

I guess..what I am trying to say is...

 

Shut the darn up



You are confusing football achievements & reputation of someone in the sporting arena with the law & life.

This has nothing to do with the game of football. Nothing.


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Posted: 11/7/2011 11:06:05 AM

It is not only allegations- this is the end result of a three year investigation by the state police. Innocent until proven guilty but you can bet your behind that these allegations will be proven true.

Vic-Vega-

My thoughts exactly- of course you phrased it much better than I would- I am still very upset as i have always respected Joe Paterno.

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Posted: 11/7/2011 11:07:14 AM

joe paterno did do  the  correct  thing and report it  to University authorities. They  are  the  ones  who had the  obligation to investigate and act appropriately.  

 

if  anything  , the  grad  assistant had the  true legal  responsibility to  report the  crime.  It  appears  that  he was upset and  perhaps  thought  he  was doing the  right  thing.   It  wasnt  Joe Pa'a  role  to  call the police.  if  the  grad  assist  saw the  crime, he  had the  legal obligation to report.    Once the  University was notifoed of a probable  crime,  the  University  had a  moral, and in my opinion a legal obligation to investigate and report heinous criminal activity.

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Posted: 11/7/2011 11:10:03 AM
QUOTE Originally Posted by archdriver:

joe paterno did do  the  correct  thing and report it  to University authorities. They  are  the  ones  who had the  obligation to investigate and act appropriately.  

 

if  anything  , the  grad  assistant had the  true legal  responsibility to  report the  crime.  It  appears  that  he was upset and  perhaps  thought  he  was doing the  right  thing.   It  wasnt  Joe Pa'a  role  to  call the police.  if  the  grad  assist  saw the  crime, he  had the  legal obligation to report.    Once the  University was notifoed of a probable  crime,  the  University  had a  moral, and in my opinion a legal obligation to investigate and report heinous criminal activity.



thank you.

joe pa did the right thing.
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Posted: 11/7/2011 11:13:14 AM
QUOTE Originally Posted by blowoutgm:

It is not only allegations- this is the end result of a three year investigation by the state police. Innocent until proven guilty but you can bet your behind that these allegations will be proven true.

Vic-Vega-

My thoughts exactly- of course you phrased it much better than I would- I am still very upset as i have always respected Joe Paterno.



I understand what you were trying to say.
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Posted: 11/7/2011 11:14:54 AM
QUOTE Originally Posted by archdriver:

joe paterno did do  the  correct  thing and report it  to University authorities. They  are  the  ones  who had the  obligation to investigate and act appropriately.  

 

if  anything  , the  grad  assistant had the  true legal  responsibility to  report the  crime.  It  appears  that  he was upset and  perhaps  thought  he  was doing the  right  thing.   It  wasnt  Joe Pa'a  role  to  call the police.  if  the  grad  assist  saw the  crime, he  had the  legal obligation to report.    Once the  University was notifoed of a probable  crime,  the  University  had a  moral, and in my opinion a legal obligation to investigate and report heinous criminal activity.



I can't disagree with what you are saying either.

Regardless the damage has been done.

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