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Disgraced Former Penn State DC Jerry Sandusky (convicted child molester)

The State must protect the identities of these kids as the parade of victims is starting.

State police: Man comes forward, claims to be victim of Jerry Sandusky

Another male has come forward to claim he was a victim of alleged sexual abuse by former Penn State defensive coach Jerry Sandusky at the university?s football facilities.

The individual, now in his 20s and living in Lycoming County, contacted state police at Montoursville Sunday after learning about the charges against Sandusky, said Lt. David Young, commander of the criminal investigation section at Troop F Montoursville.
Sandusky has been charged with sexually abusing eight boys over 15 years.
The man had remained silent about the alleged incidents that occurred in the early 2000s, not telling his parents or authorities, Young said. The man alleged acts similar to those alleged against Sandusky in the statewide grand jury presentment, but Young declined to provide specifics.
At the time, the individual was involved in The Second Mile children's charity founded by Sandusky, Young said.
Information the man provided investigators has been sent to state police at Rockview because the alleged incidents occurred in Centre County, he said.
Pennsylvania Attorney General Linda Kelly has asked that anyone with information on the Sandusky case or who alleges abuse call the Office of Attorney General at 814-863-1053 or Pennsylvania State Police at 814-470-2238.
 
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OHSportsFan9;2030138; said:
I could not know what I knew and still look this p.o.s. in the eye without wanting to take some action (physical or legal).
And that's what makes McQueary's actions, or inaction, so despicable. You walk in on a 50-something year old man molesting a 10-year old boy in the shower you don't walk away and head home to call your pops.

I don't give a shit if McQueary was a lowly GA that was scared to challenge a PSU legend. You do the right fucking thing.

It makes my stomach churn just thinking about it.

The inaction of a lot of very powerful people whose sole job it is to grow, mature, and educate young kids is mind-boggling. How could anyone send their kid to Pennsylvania State University knowing now that everybody in the University, from the President on down to the lowliest janitor, protected and harbored a pedophile?
 
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Dryden;2030153; said:
And that's what makes McQueary's actions, or inaction, so despicable. You walk in on a 50-something year old man molesting a 10-year old boy in the shower you don't walk away and head home to call your pops.

I don't give a shit if McQueary was a lowly GA that was scared to challenge a PSU legend. You do the right fucking thing.

It makes my stomach churn just thinking about it.

The inaction of a lot of very powerful people whose sole job it is to grow, mature, and educate young kids is mind-boggling. How could anyone send their kid to Pennsylvania State University knowing now that everybody in the University, from the President on down to the lowliest janitor, protected and harbored a pedophile?

Not that I am placing blame on these parents, mind you, I am not...but one wonders what the parents of the "2nd generation" players that get touted every game think about their decision to send their sons there now.
 
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The Penn State administrators seem to be using an interesting defense strategy.

I am naming it the "Inverted Nazi Defense":

"I told my superior, and that's all I had to do."

Instead of saying they were just following orders, they just passed the buck up the chain of command, thinking that doing so was adequate, regardless of any moral or ethical responsibility.
 
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there are lots of repugnant figures in this mess, but does anyone else go into a rage each time he sees this picture?


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Dryden;2030153; said:
And that's what makes McQueary's actions, or inaction, so despicable. You walk in on a 50-something year old man molesting a 10-year old boy in the shower you don't walk away and head home to call your pops.

I don't give a shit if McQueary was a lowly GA that was scared to challenge a PSU legend. You do the right fucking thing.

It makes my stomach churn just thinking about it.

The inaction of a lot of very powerful people whose sole job it is to grow, mature, and educate young kids is mind-boggling. How could anyone send their kid to Pennsylvania State University knowing now that everybody in the University, from the President on down to the lowliest janitor, protected and harbored a pedophile?

Not only does he walk away and NOT call the cops. He leaves the child there with the perpetrator. This child is yet to be located and/or identified. What are the chances that this child is now buried in Sandusky's back yard? Complete lack of even being a fucking human being. For fuck's sake...
 
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SIAP

http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/11312/1188303-143-0.stm

More charges may lie ahead in Penn State's sex scandal
"At least now there's not this cover of secrecy. . ." Prosecutors consider Paterno in clear, but decline to comment on university leader
Tuesday, November 08, 2011

HARRISBURG -- State prosecutors on Monday left open the possibility of filing additional charges and discovering other victims in the still unfolding Penn State University child sex abuse scandal.

Those officials indicated that head football coach Joe Paterno may be clear of legal consequences, but declined to similarly absolve university president Graham Spanier of wrongdoing.

State Attorney General Linda Kelly, in her first news conference since taking over that office, repeatedly said work continues on the investigation that resulted in criminal sexual charges against Jerry Sandusky, the university's former football defensive coordinator.

"I don't think it would be beyond the realm of possibility that there are other victims that exist here," Ms. Kelly said...
 
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GeorgiaBuck2;2030171; said:
What a douche. Who the fuck smiles while getting they're mugshot while being investigated for covering up acts of child molestation?
to be fair, i don't think the pictures of schultz and curley that are floating around are mugshots. these pictures were released before they were required to turn themselves in.
 
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