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"Hillsborough" is an interesting story - to be sure.
Just as is the "Duke Lacrosse" story.
Unfortunately, any similarities to the PSU situation end wen we get to the part of:
The responses of the "accused" and of the "affronted parties" from Day 1 of the respective events.
At which point, "Penn State" and "Hillsborough" (and Duke) couldn't be much more different, unfortunately.
I will never see/hear the truth in my lifetime in fun fortunately.
Just accept what you're told by the media and the pitch fork crowd. Good thing the Duke lacrosse team didn't do that. Hey, Nancy Grace spent every night trashing them so it must be true.
Yes, I've accepted that Joe told the truth under oath and was cleared of any criminal wrong doing by the appropriate authorities.
Any other "reasonable conclusion" is mostly sanctimonious arm-chair quarterbacking by people with an obvious agenda.
I think that's what Corabi meant when he said the weak minded cannot accept the truth.
Prosecuted? Were they even investigated? Under what circumstances, however, would the state be required to present an explanation, logical or otherwise
, as to why they did not prosecute those three? Raykovitz, for example, was a prosecution witness in the Spanier case. That ship sailed.So Joe said under oath that he was told of something occurring of a sexual nature? Do you believe that?
Oh, not at Pitt fan at all, but it is now comical how people continue to buy into a false narrative regardless of which side you are on. The truth is probabaly somewhere in the middle, but we will never know.
I believe Joe testified truthfully to the best of his recollection. He followed the appropriate university procedure by putting MM in front of his superior, which the NCAA eventually adopted as its accepted procedure.
Any further opinion that Joe "should have done more" is just that...opinion.
Personally, the masses vilifying Joe has only strengthened my feeling that Joe was a good man that got caught up bad situation much beyond his control. We are still very primitive as a society...unable to see things in shades of grey rather than black and white.
Ned, with all due respect to you, give it up. Ain't ever going to happen in our case. And even if it would, who really would care by then. This is just another example of why life is not always fair.
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