tic toc, tic tok, the paterno watch is on

kkfan91 said:
What makes it his duty to do the job of those above him, they are the ones who failed, Paterno never saw the incident he was told by the one who should have gone to the police himself, he became a scapegoat because he was the easy one to take out. Blaming him is ignorant and retarded and I'm done with the topic because like the media you are blinded by the crime, not the facts.:mad:
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What makes it his responsibility is that he knew something like this was done and he knew that the guy got away with it. He also had to know that if he did get away with it, he would probably do it again. I have no idea how someone could have knowledge like this and not follow up on it and be able to live with themselves.
 
Reporting it once and walking away doesn't feed the bulldog. He should have gone back and asked what was going to be done, as it was nothing was being done and it's then he should have contacted the authorities. But that would have ended his career and he couldn't have that now could he?

Already been said but if anyone ever molested my kids when they were that age not only would I be in jail but his wee-wee would have been run through the blender.

Child molesters and wife beaters, two things that enrage me. I hope that they all do serious time for this cover up.
 
Child molesters and wife beaters, two things that enrage me. I hope that they all do serious time for this cover up.


The very lowest of humans
And a wastes of SKIN IMO
Time Time my ass they need to be covered with dirt
 
The time delays and passing the buck are all telling. This coverup was about nothing more than preserving the football team and reputation of Penn State instead of reporting the crime and acting upon it.

If we look at a time line, this is how it went down:
March 2002: McQuery observed Sandusky molest a 10 year old boy.
McQuery called his father but did not report it to anyone associated with Penn State University.

24 hours after witnessing the attack, McQuery finally did report the sexual assault to Coach Paterno.

Paterno waited an additional 24 hours before reporting what McQuery had seen to Athletic Director Curley.

Between the time Paterno notified Curley, there must have been discussions about the the incident with P.S.U.V.P Schultz, who was responsible for P.S.U. Campus Police. It was between 10 and 12 days before Curley and Schultz questioned McQuery about the sexual attack.

14 days later Curley notified McQuery, Sandusky had turned in his locker room keys.

Second Mile was notified of the incident and despite having this information plus knowledge of two previous sexual encounters with young boys, failed to take an action against Sandusky until six years later.

Curley also told P.S.U.President Spanier of the incidents, that Sandusky had turned in his keys to the locker room and he was no longer permitted to bring young boys on campus.

In the end, McQuery, Paterno, Curley, Schultz and Spanier knew of the incident(S), treated treated them as benign and pushed the issue under the rug with the thought Penn State was too big and too powerful to report such trivial events.

That is the time line. People knew for more than 12 years and no one did a damn thing! This should be a lesson to all universities who think they are above the law or public scrutiny.

Love Penn State or hate them, what the people involved and knew but tried to cover up is disgusting! As a publicly funded state university they have a lot to answer for.
 
Found this on the People of Wal-Mart

, if an older woman chasing a younger boy is a cougar then does that mean that an older man chasing a younger boy is a Nittany Lion
 
I grew up in Pennsylvania and have been a Penn State fan all my long life. I even thought about retiring to state College as it had a lot going for it.

However, I agree totally with your post. It makes me sick to hear what has happened at what was a great University.


Whizzer said:
The time delays and passing the buck are all telling. This coverup was about nothing more than preserving the football team and reputation of Penn State instead of reporting the crime and acting upon it.

If we look at a time line, this is how it went down:
March 2002: McQuery observed Sandusky molest a 10 year old boy.
McQuery called his father but did not report it to anyone associated with Penn State University.

24 hours after witnessing the attack, McQuery finally did report the sexual assault to Coach Paterno.

Paterno waited an additional 24 hours before reporting what McQuery had seen to Athletic Director Curley.

Between the time Paterno notified Curley, there must have been discussions about the the incident with P.S.U.V.P Schultz, who was responsible for P.S.U. Campus Police. It was between 10 and 12 days before Curley and Schultz questioned McQuery about the sexual attack.

14 days later Curley notified McQuery, Sandusky had turned in his locker room keys.

Second Mile was notified of the incident and despite having this information plus knowledge of two previous sexual encounters with young boys, failed to take an action against Sandusky until six years later.

Curley also told P.S.U.President Spanier of the incidents, that Sandusky had turned in his keys to the locker room and he was no longer permitted to bring young boys on campus.

In the end, McQuery, Paterno, Curley, Schultz and Spanier knew of the incident(S), treated treated them as benign and pushed the issue under the rug with the thought Penn State was too big and too powerful to report such trivial events.

That is the time line. People knew for more than 12 years and no one did a damn thing! This should be a lesson to all universities who think they are above the law or public scrutiny.

Love Penn State or hate them, what the people involved and knew but tried to cover up is disgusting! As a publicly funded state university they have a lot to answer for.
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Mike McQueary is a coward and a piece of ****. If I walked in on what he did I would have beat the living hell out of Sandusky. How anyone can just walk away from seeing something like that and not do anything to stop it is something that I just can't understand.
 
StewartHaas-Gibbs Racing said:
Mike McQueary is a coward and a piece of ****. If I walked in on what he did I would have beat the living hell out of Sandusky. How anyone can just walk away from seeing something like that and not do anything to stop it is something that I just can't understand.
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+1

if he had just kicked his ass when he saw it happen all this would never have happened.
 
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