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What is sad about this is no one went to the police. Why? Because it is a cover up. From the top all the way to down.
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Make all the excuses you want for him, but the simple fact is he had a pedophile on his coaching staff and he was already alerted that someone saw him raping a boy. Legally he did what he should've, morally I don't think so and that's my only thoughts on his actions.
Ask yourself this, if you're a parent and one of your children were one of the victims, do you think Joe Paterno did enough?
My take on the whole situation is this: they all should be fired, even McQueary. This whole event is like a slow-mo Bystander Effect. Each person passed the buck thinking the next person would be the one to do the right thing. Accusations against Sandusky or not, this wasn't a Fatty Arbuckle situation here of one word against another. This was multiple people having witnessed various events over a period of 13 years. The grand jury report for anyone with a strong stomach:
Grand Jury Report on Sandusky
Another site has a sort of condensed version of the Grand Jury Report that really drives home how weird this whole thing is:
Who knew what about Jerry Sandusky
Most telling to me is how the Bystander Effect gets shifted to the next person and they downgrade the severity of Sandusky's actions.
"According to the grand jury, then, here is how McQueary’s eyewitness account became watered down at each stage:
McQueary: anal rape.
Paterno: something of a sexual nature.
Schultz: inappropriately grabbing of the young boy’s genitals.
Curley: inappropriate conduct or horsing around.
Spanier: conduct that made someone uncomfortable.
Raykovitz: a ban on bringing kids to the locker room."
Everyone involved that knew is morally responsible and doing the bare minimum only got 8 children molested or raped. As for Joe, I was more under the impression that they fired him not because of how much he did, but how much he has been blabbing to his fans since things came to light.
Joe addresses fans - YouTube
This does not seem like the kind of person that appears appalled at what has happened. In fact, he seems to relish the attention and this is the kind of PR Penn State doesn't need since in most cases like these, the organization will address the press for those involved rather than someone like Joe himself. He was probably fired just because of all the media spectacle rather than definitive involvement since the Grand Jury believed he met his legal obligation (though not a moral one).
Report: Sandusky admits he 'horsed around,' but insists he's innocent - CNN.com
He's saying he's innocent and was just "horsing around"....
This to me is even more telling of his guilt. You see this with criminals that have gotten away with their crimes so long that they actually rationalize it away. Of course, he was just horsing around. Those kids are out to get him. Why? What would compel eight kids (possibly more from what I hear) to come out against him? Why would there need to be a three year investigation into his behavior to determine if they were going to bring charges against him?
Sandusky has truly lost all touch with reality if he thinks he's innocent. Is he sexually attracted to young boys? No, he just enjoys young people. As if we couldn't see the double meaning there. There's even subtle hints about this kind of crap in his autobiography. This has to be the least kept secret criminal activity in the history of mankind. With everything against him, anything less than a guilty verdict will be an outrage.
It's obvious Sandusky has issues. He sees no fault in his actions.
Sometimes a comedic headline can help with the understanding of something like the (quite proper) Paterno firing. From The Onion:
Joe Paterno Dies In Hospital; Doctors Promise To Tell Their Superiors First Thing Tomorrow