Ex-Penn coach charges in sex cases

jillio said:
And here comes Sarah with her emotional outbursts and lack of thought to stur the pot.:roll:

Advocating lynching. Yeah, that's what we need to address the problem.
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Shoot first, then aim. Guess she missed the spotlight. Welcome back, you rogue you.
 
jillio said:
And here comes Sarah with her emotional outbursts and lack of thought to stur the pot.:roll:

Advocating lynching. Yeah, that's what we need to address the problem.
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I am not at all surprise to hear Sarah say this! I bet there are more people that feel the same way. I just heard of that Jerry was able to call one boy out of his class any time he wanted to no questions asked! This is a mayor cover up!
I think once the investigation really start to dig deeper we will see more heads roll! This is so disturbing and tragic to all the innocents boys !
 
you watch on Dr.Phil? they talking about Penn State University scandals

On November 4, former Penn State University assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky was indicted by a grand jury on 40 counts of alleged sexual crimes against young boys. According to grand jury testimony, eight boys were targeted by Sandusky between 1994 and 2009, and more alleged victims have since reportedly stepped forward. The scandal has rocked the entire city of State College, PA, brought down top school officials and coaches -- including legendary head coach Joe Paterno -- and has left everyone wondering: How many boys may have fallen victim to Sandusky's alleged sexual abuse? What did others actually know and were crimes covered up? Despite mounting reports, 67-year-old Sandusky maintains his innocence, calling any physical contact with young boys "horseplay." But do eyewitnesses see it differently? Dr. Phil delves into one of the most high-profile cases of alleged sexual abuse in history. Parents, don't let your child fall prey to a predator. Find out the warning signs you need to look out for.
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Former Penn State Coach Joe Paterno Has Lung Cancer
Joe Paterno: Ex-Penn State Coach Has Lung Cancer : People.com

Son: Joe Paterno has lung cancer
Son: Joe Paterno has lung cancer - CNN.com

Joe Paterno has lung cancer, son says
Joe Paterno has lung cancer, son says - CBS News

Alleged victim calls Jerry Sandusky a "father" and "molester"
Alleged victim calls Jerry Sandusky a "father" and "molester" - CBS News Investigates - CBS News
 
Can new athletic director help Penn St. move on?
Can new athletic director help Penn St. move on? - CBS News

NCAA says it will examine how Penn State has handled scandal
NCAA says it will examine how Penn State has handled scandal - CNN.com

Second Mile considers options, including dissolution
Second Mile considers options, including dissolution - CNN.com

Joe Paterno's son: Victims of 'this whole tragedy' should be the focus
Joe Paterno's son: Victims of 'this whole tragedy' should be the focus - CNN.com
 
sara1981 said:
you watch on Dr.Phil? they talking about Penn State University scandals



Former Penn State Coach Joe Paterno Has Lung Cancer
Joe Paterno: Ex-Penn State Coach Has Lung Cancer : People.com

Son: Joe Paterno has lung cancer
Son: Joe Paterno has lung cancer - CNN.com

Joe Paterno has lung cancer, son says
Joe Paterno has lung cancer, son says - CBS News

Alleged victim calls Jerry Sandusky a "father" and "molester"
Alleged victim calls Jerry Sandusky a "father" and "molester" - CBS News Investigates - CBS News
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I wonder if this sexual abuse had not came out if we would had heard Joe Paterno has lung cancer. Is he looking for people to feel bad for him? I do not watch Dr.Phil , I can't stand him!
 
Dr.Phil November 18,2011

Jerry Sandusky been sexual assault with younger boys unknown between 11-13 years old.

former head coach Joe Paterno been head coach for over 40 years its 46 years.

18 victims!

Oral sex on kids!

Victim's mom call school about report sexual assault and sanduksy barred from school district by laws!

Investigations by Penn laws teen boys tell authorities that unaproprately touch him! Several time like four peroid!

Sex abuse and rape boy!

40 counts sex assault

horse around

touch leg

he in shower with ten years old! what hell would he think!

180 miles!

he enjoy with underages that pathetic!

Former Pittsburgh Steeler and current Seattle Seahawks Franco Harris who he is Penn State play football he admit told Dr.Phil about coaches Jerry Sandusky and Joe Paterno about not both buds and contract and plus targets and he says former head coach should rehired jobs!
Franco Harris - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Mom speakout on GMA (good morning america) due off pictures for reasons because their kids who play at Penn State.

1.ID Victims
2.Collections info
3.filling needs
4.lowering Inhibitions
5.Initiating the abuse

The man Jim who abuse his own coach! when he was child he told Dr.Phil

Heath Evans who former NFL players they now Anaylst network he told Dr.Phil explain that he and his wife needs for safety of his child 7-8 years old and he start foundations called Evans Heath Foundations.
Home - Heath Evans Foundation

Penn State Body President Tj and he going to prevent child abuse victims and he raise by $400,000 he says need safe expect for professor,students,faculity,coaches,etc in colleges in Penn States University.

MaleSurvivor

if you are abuse survivor can tell story
 
Former FBI director to guide Penn State sex abuse inquiry
Former FBI director to guide Penn State sex abuse inquiry - CNN.com

Former FBI Director Louis Freeh will lead an independent inquiry for Penn State University into the school's response to child sex abuse allegations, trustee Kenneth Frazier said Monday.

"No one -- no one -- is above scrutiny, including every member of the administration of the university, every member of our board of trustees, and every employee of the university," said Frazier, who was appointed to chair the special investigative committee into the university's response to allegations involving former assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky.

A grand jury reported this month that university officials allegedly knew of allegations of misconduct on Sandusky's part, but failed to fully act on them.

Freeh, who will serve as special investigative counsel, said he extracted pledges of support and non-interference from university officials before taking on the job.

"This assurance is the main condition of my engagement," he said.

He said will appoint a team of former FBI agents and former federal prosecutors from his law firm to assist. Results of the investigation will be released to trustees and the public at about the same time, he said.

It's unclear how effective Freeh will be, said CNN senior legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin.

"Louis Freeh is an honorable person, but the question is whether he will have the tools to do a thorough investigation." Toobin said.

With police, the university and even Sandusky's former charity, The Second Mile, conducting their own investigations, it's unclear whether witnesses will want to repeat their stories over and over again, he said.

At the heart of the scandal are accusations that Sandusky, the retired defensive coordinator for the Penn State football team, sexually abused a boy at the university football complex, and that law enforcement officials were not notified.

According to grand jury documents, a graduate assistant told head football coach Joe Paterno in 2002 that he had seen Sandusky performing anal sex on a young boy in a football complex shower. Paterno told athletic director Tim Curley, who told Gary Schultz, a university vice president. Some information about the allegations eventually reached President Graham Spanier, according to the grand jury.

Paterno has said he did "what I was supposed to do." But in a later statement, he said "with the benefit of hindsight, I wish I had done more."

While it took years for the alleged abuse to become public, school officials moved quickly after prosecutors charged Sandusky, 67, with 40 counts in the alleged sexual abuse of eight young boys over several years. Authorities also charged Curley and Schultz with misleading the grand jury investigating the allegations and failing to report suspected abuse.

Curley and Schultz stepped aside within a day of the charges, and before the week was out, trustees had fired both Paterno -- the winningest football coach in Division I history -- and Spanier.

The university's special committee, created six days after Sandusky's arrest, empowered Freeh to "take his team's work to wherever it leads," Frazier said.

The NCAA and the U.S. Department of Education are also investigating the university's response.

Freeh said he did not know how much the investigation will cost, or how long it will take, other than that it will be lengthy.

Investigators had already begun work reviewing documents in the case, he said.

While he does not have the subpoena power he enjoyed as an FBI official, Freeh said he is counting on the cooperation of law enforcement and the Penn State community, which is eager to restore the university's reputation.

"In my current role, I will encourage everyone to speak to us," he said.

Frazier said the scandal has caused irreparable harm to the school, but officials are determined to make sure it never happens again.

"Words alone cannot express the heartbreak and sorrow we feel for the victims," he said.
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Sources: Authorities investigating new allegations against Sandusky
Sources: Authorities investigating new allegations against Sandusky - CNN.com

Rise in child abuse reports in Pa., N.Y., N.J. amid Penn State scandal
Rise in child abuse reports in Pa., N.Y., N.J. amid Penn State scandal - Crimesider - CBS News

Judge bars disclosure of alleged victim's identity in Sandusky case
http://www.cnn.com/2011/11/23/justice/pennsylvania-penn-state-scandal/index.html?hpt=ju_c2

NCAA also part investigations and former FBI agents also part on Penn State University.
 
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There will likely be civil suits against his wife as well for not stopping the abuse. Although, it would not be easy to prove that she knew about it.
 
VacationGuy234 said:
There will likely be civil suits against his wife as well for not stopping the abuse. Although, it would not be easy to prove that she knew about it.
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I don't see that it would really matter. Any civil lawsuit awards will go against her if they are levied against him because they are married. Technically, she will be just as financially responsible for paying the award as he is.
 
Legally, spouses are treated as individuals in civil suits, with some exceptions in community property states. Pennsylvania is not a community property state. Therefor, if someone wants to get money from Mrs. Sandusky, they will have to sue and win a judgment specifically against her. They cannot use her assets to pay for Mr. Sandusky's judgment.

Of course, a judgment against Mr. Sandusky would effect the financial lifestyle of them both.

Legally, though, she will not be responsible for his judgment debt.
 
Looks like my link didn't take:
Sandusky's wife calls accusations 'absolutely untrue' - CNN.com

She is accused of being present when a child called for help and doing nothing. Although there is no actionable evidence, it will not stop a civil suit. Especially, if under the law you are required to do something.

Basically, lawyers follow the money and the fact that you may not get anything never stopped anyone before.
 
Sandusky prepared to fight child rape charges, attorney says
Sandusky prepared to fight child rape charges, attorney says - CNN.com

Sandusky's pastor stands by him through sex abuse crisis
Sandusky's pastor stands by him through sex abuse crisis - CNN.com

Sandusky waives hearing, delays facing accusers
Sandusky waives hearing, delays facing accusers - CBS News

Lawyer: Sandusky case a "fight to the death"
Lawyer: Sandusky case a "fight to the death" - CBS News

he is in house arrest but he not going anywhere!!
 
Getting a lien on real property is complicated and depends on how the property is held (tenents in common or joint tenants) and state law. The attorneys will execute liens on everything possible, including the survivorship rights. Generally, each spouse has survivorship rights in the other spouse's separate property. Property will be tied up so that it can't be sold. The bankrupcty court will ultimately decide the rights of the various parties. The wife will be affected by all of this. Being tangled up in all of this is not good.
 
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