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The final scripts were probably written by the civil attorneys for the big payouts. I'm still scratching my head over why a Monterey, CA. I submitted several questions to him to clarify or defend some items, but it seems that he has vanished into the ether. Maybe it is just that his email contact page is broken, or maybe he is too busy with his PR business. He still seems to be active in the business. Penn Law Fumble gives a good overview of a lot of the evidence.
He makes a lot of novel arguments but they are difficult to understand, at least for a nonlawyer like me. One of his arguments seemed to be that PA law only required the "person in charge of the school" to report child abuse. That meant McQueary reported to the wrong person, which may have been Spanier or maybe even the chairman of the board. We saw that in the Spanier case when they used a retroactive law to convict despite the constitutional ban on retroactive laws.
And it would appear that all across the country laws are being ignored by prosecutors at an ever-increasing rate. I personally believe the U. And if we haven't been told, then it was a secret undemocratic transition designed to exclude and deceive the citizenry.
If all of this corruption in PA is the result of what I'm suggesting, then why are we all just mindlessly continuing to pay taxes to a government that is misrepresenting itself? Because we're simply not getting what we pay for.
We don't pay taxes to receive chaos and arbitrary, illegal sentencing of innocent people. Instead of exposing corrupt PA judges and prosecutors, news reporters just help vilify defendants for the prosecution. The news media has abandoned "innocent until proven guilty" and their constitutional duty to expose judicial abuses. Thoughtful commentary welcome. Trolling, harassing, and defaming not welcome.
Consistent with 47 U. Penn State Sex Abuse Scandal. By Ralph Cipriano. In their conversation captured for eternity, the troopers talked about how it took them months to get details of sex attacks out of Aaron Fisher, Victim No. The troopers then discussed how to get more details of sex abuse out of Houtz. Is there anything else you want to tell us. If this was a book, you would have been repeating word for word pretty much what a lot of people have already told us.
The troopers, however, had only interviewed three alleged victims at that point, and only one — Aaron Fisher — had alleged prolonged abuse. But Houtz didn't know that. I just want you to understand that you are not alone in this. By no means are you alone in this. Posted By bigtrial. Newer Post Older Post. Tim Berton September 11, at PM.
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It would be thoroughly difficult to imagine how McQueary must have felt. The difference, however, is that McQueary had a chance to try and stop this, and he did not. Due to our legal system, Sandusky did not face criminal charges until nine years after McQueary walked in on Sandusky.
I think about the lives of the young boys who had the rest of their future flipped on its side on that fateful day. In hindsight, he has said that he wished he had done more. Now at 84 years old, fans will be forced to think of this rather than his career victories.
Now, fans will be forced to think of this rather than his 24 bowl victories. The same, I maintain, now goes for McQueary. McQueary could have had a brilliant coaching career in front of him at Penn State, following an impressive college career. He went to high school a mile and a half away from Penn State, forever dreaming of playing his career for Paterno.
He lived that dream, and even ended up coaching alongside him. McQueary, however, actually witnessed the alleged rape. In the biggest test of his career, he opted to turn to Paterno rather than the police.
Now, he too is perpetually linked to this wildly severe issue. I cannot imagine a world in which he continues to coach for Penn State. If McQueary was told mum's the word on what he saw, then Penn State has much bigger problems.
Students were rioting in the streets last night, which made things worse for Penn State. These are difficult times at Penn State, and with so many people having such strong opinions on the matter, keeping McQueary around doesn't help the program. One fan has an idea, and he isn't alone in his thought. He saw a grown man molesting an innocent child, and let him go free.
I don't know how he lives with himself for allowing this to happen. Who knows how many more kids could have been saved if Sandusky were arrested back in ?
Paterno is bashed for being morally wrong and not doing enough about Sandusky. While he had a greater responsibility as a head coach, McQueary let him get off scot-free for many years, yet he still has his job. Dorinda revealed that the reason behind her anger towards Tinsley had nothing to do with her co-star whatsoever, and everything to do with her going through a "transitional period" that made her feel sad.
This wasn't the only issue surrounding Dorinda's anger this season. The star had a lot of hostility towards LuAnn de Lesseps, bringing up her arrest and mugshot multiple times this season, despite having moved on from their problems last season.
While LuAnn may not be on the best of terms, the cabaret star believes that Dorinda did, in fact, walk away on her own terms. LuAnn mentioned that Dorinda and production came to an understanding that she would "take a year off" to heal, however PageSix was singing a different tune. According to PageSix , Dorinda was fired after making an awful comment regarding Tinsley Mortimer and her journey towards motherhood. Dorinda had offered up her turkey baster in order to aid Tinsley, which fans thought to be such a low blow.
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