He agreed to talk to Freeh IF he was given the emails. The agreement originally was conditional so it's not dishonest to say he refused to talk to Freeh.
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He agreed to talk to Freeh IF he was given the emails. The agreement originally was conditional so it's not dishonest to say he refused to talk to Freeh.
Ramble. Ha. Look at the paragraph above.
The point is y'all are trying to establish 'reasonable doubt' by attacking things like the formatting of emails. That's ridiculous and absurd. Freeh was not asked to produce a criminal case for a court of law. Whether or not you think he should have, that's not what he was tasked to do, and it's not what any other BOT in the world would have tasked him to do either.
He was tasked to investigate "what happened at our school" and he did just that. Complaining that he didn't investigate any hypothetical failures at CYS is likewise bullshit. He wasn't asked to do that, and had no power to anyways.
He wanted to see the emails. Some say to coordinate his lies.
What lies? It is reasonable to ask to review the emails that you will be questioned about.He wanted to see the emails. Some say to coordinate his lies.
Not its not unreasonable. I am simply responding to the original post that said Freeh grudgingly agreed to interview Spanier at the 11th hour after the report was written. Spanier could have spoken to him sooner, but required access to the emails. Ultimately, Spanier agreed to be interviewed without access to the emails. But, that was very late.
Yes, Dranov was Joe's doctor.Wasn't Dranov Joe's doctor? Didn't he sign Joe's death certificate?
I never said I was a Penn State fan but I do look at the events objectively I believe. Freeh was correct in not giving Spanier the emails and asking that he come to the interview "unprepared". Freeh should not have given Spanier what he had so he could determine whether Spanier was telling the truth. Common and smart tactic.Well, at least you've revealed yourself, Mr "honest question."
So he was close to Joe then as the post I quoted said he was not.Yes, Dranov was Joe's doctor.
Ok, lack of access to documents/emails prevented Spanier from proceeding with an interview. Spanier would only agree to an interview if granted access. As we know, he did agree later to an interview without the access.No, you said Spanier "refused" to talk to Freeh, which is completely dishonest.
If you have nothing substantive to say, why not use ignore? Won't hurt my feelings.![]()
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Just want to jump in here if I may....
Based on my 25 years of experience in working with, on and for non-profits-including crating a few as well as currently serving as privacy officer and chair of our compliance committee fOr a non profit that has both adoption and foster care programs I can tell you with 100% confidence that Freeh was 100% wrong on his reasonable conclusions
Further the false narrative that he created and the one folks like you continue to try and perpetuate only harms more children
Just think about that when you support someone like him.....seriously think about what you are supporting
It wasn't Freeh's decision. Penn State originally agreed to given the documents, but the OAG stopped them. Spanier had every right to review documents/emails prior to his GJ testimony, but they were not recovered at the time. If it would have been ok to review prior to the GJ testimony, why not prior to Freeh interviews.I never said I was a Penn State fan but I do look at the events objectively I believe. Freeh was correct in not giving Spanier the emails and asking that he come to the interview "unprepared". Freeh should not have given Spanier what he had so he could determine whether Spanier was telling the truth. Common and smart tactic.
I doubt it. He was smarmy in college and had an "I think I'm the smartest guy in the room" way about him, but he's taken it to the extreme on the interwebs. I see some resemblance in behavior, but he wasn't such a tool in college. We also didn't have the interwebs back then.
I would liken Freeh's interview to that similiar to a police interview not a GJ. Freeh did not Spanier under oath and I think it was good to see if Spanier would lie to Freeh.It wasn't Freeh's decision. Penn State originally agreed to given the documents, but the OAG stopped them. Spanier had every right to review documents/emails prior to his GJ testimony, but they were not recovered at the time. If it would have been ok to review prior to the GJ testimony, why not prior to Freeh interviews.
Have no idea about their relationship beyond doctor/patient to define 'close'. I am sure Dr. Dranov had lots of patients besides JVP.So he was close to Joe then as the post I quoted said he was not.
These are emails from 10-15 yrs ago. How in the world would he determine if Spanier was lying? It is completely reasonable to review documents in advance.I would liken Freeh's interview to that similiar to a police interview not a GJ. Freeh did not Spanier under oath and I think it was good to see if Spanier would lie to Freeh.
I would liken Freeh's interview to that similiar to a police interview not a GJ. Freeh did not Spanier under oath and I think it was good to see if Spanier would lie to Freeh.
Not sure I get how Freeh's report harms children. The issue I think Freeh uncovered is that when you hear of or see inappropriate activity happening between a child and an adult then you should not deal with it "in house" but report it to the proper outside authorities. The fact is that, often powerful popular institutions, will try to protect their reputations at the expense of the truth or others safety. This is why we have whistleblower laws. Further, the idea that Sandusky "fooled everyone" in the light of the 1998 and 2001 incidents to my mind harms kids more. The moral of this story should be "see or hear something, say something to the PROPER authorities" in addition to the truth that predators are often hiding in plain view.Just want to jump in here if I may....
Based on my 25 years of experience in working with, on and for non-profits-including crating a few as well as currently serving as privacy officer and chair of our compliance committee fOr a non profit that has both adoption and foster care programs I can tell you with 100% confidence that Freeh was 100% wrong on his reasonable conclusions
Further the false narrative that he created and the one folks like you continue to try and perpetuate only harms more children
Just think about that when you support someone like him.....seriously think about what you are supporting
I don't think the interview was just about the emails. It was about what Spanier knew regarding Sandusky and when did he know it. All Spanier had to say about the emails (or anything else) is that he didn't remember which he did say about one email he was info'ed on in 1998. For that reason his not reading the emails prior to is defensible.Oh come on.
Can you remember emails you wrote a decade earlier?
You are defending the indefensible. A fair investigator doesn't deny someone the opportunity to review a document before asking questions about it - especially a document written so long ago. It's ludicrous. You are really showing your true colors now.
Not sure I get how Freeh's report harms children. The issue I think Freeh uncovered is that when you hear of or see inappropriate activity happening between a child and an adult then you shold not deal with it "in house" but report it to the proper outside authorities. The fact is that, often powerful popular institutions, will try to protect their reputations at the expense of the truth or others safety. This is why we have whistleblower laws. Further, the idea that Sandusky "fooled everyone" in the light of the 1998 and 2001 incidents to my mind harms kids more. The moral of this story should be "see or hear something, say something to the PROPER authorities" in addition to the truth that predators are often hiding in plain view.
Probably not as prominent. Doctors are often quite close to their patients especially if they have had them a long time. At least that has been my experience.Have no idea about their relationship beyond doctor/patient to define 'close'. I am sure Dr. Dranov had lots of patients besides JVP.
If it interests you, have at it hoss. Cute photos BTW.Ok.....everyone who went over to the FSU Boards and made 50 posts regarding the J Winston debacle (you know, just because you were curious, and looking for some insight).....raise your hand:
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Seriously? Freeh's accusations were that the culture and the reverance to the football program (and the power of Joe) were the reasons why JS got away with sexual assaults for years. Freeh presented it as if JS could only exist under these conditions. While there continue to be other JS' in society that we don't even know about, because we are being told they can only exist b/c of a coverup. Complete BS. Also the 1998 incident was investigated and the people at PSU were told nothing criminal occurred. We still don't know what happened in 2001 to conclude what happened. I am not saying everyone was fooled. But it is not unreasonable to conclude that Jerry's reputation of helping kids contributed to some people's assessment.Not sure I get how Freeh's report harms children. The issue I think Freeh uncovered is that when you hear of or see inappropriate activity happening between a child and an adult then you should not deal with it "in house" but report it to the proper outside authorities. The fact is that, often powerful popular institutions, will try to protect their reputations at the expense of the truth or others safety. This is why we have whistleblower laws. Further, the idea that Sandusky "fooled everyone" in the light of the 1998 and 2001 incidents to my mind harms kids more. The moral of this story should be "see or hear something, say something to the PROPER authorities" in addition to the truth that predators are often hiding in plain view.
The actions of those who feel it necessary to try more and more ridiculous (and anonymous) attacks on people like me should tell you all you need to know about the strength of their case and of their character.
I will credit Clemente partially for revealing that pedophiles (like serial killers) do not wear a sign on their heads IDing who they are. Often they may appear to be normal even exemplary folk. Therefore, it is very hard to catch them. I read a lot about how Sandusky was "vetted" by all these CYS folks for adopting children and I submit that interviews cannot determine who are pedophiles and who are not. I doubt a psychologist could have sat down with Ted Bundy and then proclaimed that he was a serial killer. The way pedophiles are caught is by people who observe or hear of creepy, sexual, or inapporpriate behavior and then report it promptly to the proper authorities. Even then the authorities may not have enough to charge the person but a history is established and then when it occurs again perhaps you can take more action. For instance, when PSU got the Chambers report after the 1998 incident they might have told Jerry, no more showering with kids alone in the shower and if we see you doing it then your access to our property is closed. PSU could have put out that as a general policy (not mentioning Sandusky) and said to the staff at large, if you see this report it. I think Sandusky got away with a lot because of who he was and PSU was reluctant to do more because of his popularity and regard in the community, which they also benefited from.Seriously? Freeh's accusations were that the culture and the reverance to the football program (and the power of Joe) were the reasons why JS got away with sexual assaults for years. Freeh presented it as if JS could only exist under these conditions. While there continue to be other JS' in society that we don't even know about, because we are being told they can only exist b/c of a coverup. Complete BS. Also the 1998 incident was investigated and the people at PSU were told nothing criminal occurred. We still don't know what happened in 2001 to conclude what happened. I am not saying everyone was fooled. But it is not unreasonable to conclude that Jerry's reputation of helping kids contributed to some people's assessment.
We still don't know what happened in 2001 to conclude what happened. I am not saying everyone was fooled. But it is not unreasonable to conclude that Jerry's reputation of helping kids contributed to some people's assessment.
Seriously? JS was told not to shower with kids again by DPW and Police in 1998 and JS agreed. PSU was told told nothing criminal occurred. The next known event was 2001, which at the time PSU did tell him and TSM about the incident and that he could not bring kids into the facility. We still do not know what Mike reported.I will credit Clemente partially for revealing that pedophiles (like serial killers) do not wear a sign on their heads IDing who they are. Often they may appear to be normal even exemplary folk. Therefore, it is very hard to catch them. I read a lot about how Sandusky was "vetted" by all these CYS folks for adopting children and I submit that interviews cannot determine who are pedophiles and who are not. I doubt a psychologist could have sat down with Ted Bundy and then proclaimed that he was a serial killer. The way pedophiles are caught is by people who observe or hear of creepy, sexual, or inapporpriate behavior and then report it promptly to the proper authorities. Even then the authorities may not have enough to charge the person but a history is established and then when it occurs again perhaps you can take more action. For instance, when PSU got the Chambers report after the 1998 incident they might have told Jerry, no more showering with kids alone in the shower and if we see you doing it then your access to our property is closed. PSU could have put out that as a general policy (not mentioning Sandusky) and said to the staff at large, if you see this report it. I think Sandusky got away with a lot because of who he was and PSU was reluctant to do more because of his popularity and regard in the community, which they also benefited from.
Something criminal and something creepy and inappropriate are two different things. Showering naked with a child and grabbing at his privates (which Jerry fully admitted to in 1998) may not be criminal but it sure is creepy and that is one of those things I was saying point towards a pedophile. Common risk managment would have dictated PSU (not just DPW and police) to tell Jerry not to shower with kids and then make that policy and tell the staff to report it if it was seen again.Seriously? JS was told not to shower with kids again by DPW and Police in 1998 and JS agreed. PSU was told told nothing criminal occurred. The next known event was 2001, which at the time PSU did tell him and TSM about the incident and that he could not bring kids into the facility. We still do not know what Mike reported.
Who at PSU knew of and reviewed the Chambers report? Who at DPW knew of and reviewed the Chambers report. I can understand some of your points, but through hindsight bias.
Not sure where you are getting your information about 1998 and what JS admitted to. I generally agree that JS should have been spoken to by PSU about bringing kids into the facilities after the 1998 incident. We still don't know who at PSU besides Schultz and the police knew exactly what was being investigated.Something criminal and something creepy and inappropriate are two different things. Showering naked with a child and grabbing at his privates (which Jerry fully admitted to in 1998) may not be criminal but it sure is creepy and that is one of those things I was saying point towards a pedophile. Common risk managment would have dictated PSU (not just DPW and police) to tell Jerry not to shower with kids and then make that policy and tell the staff to report it if it was seen again.
The Chambers report was given to PSU by Chambers and was part of the PSU police report from 1998.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/...ky-psychologist-pedophile-1998_n_1377301.html
It wasn't Freeh's decision. Penn State originally agreed to given the documents, but the OAG stopped them. Spanier had every right to review documents/emails prior to his GJ testimony, but they were not recovered at the time. If it would have been ok to review prior to the GJ testimony, why not prior to Freeh interviews.
My point was that Spanier could have reviewed any available documents in his preparation for his GJ testimony. The OAG put no restrictions on what he could or could not review in his preparation. These emails/documents were not available at that time, however.Don't think GJ prosecutors are under any obligation to provide documents ahead of time to those called to testify and especially if one might be a target . Accordingly, private investigators would be under no such obligation either.
Got it. But Spanky had no idea what the line of questioning was going to be or what documents the prosecutor had. Accordingly, preparing becomes quite problematic. No?My point was that Spanier could have reviewed any available documents in his preparation for his GJ testimony. The OAG put no restrictions on what he could or could not review in his preparation. These emails/documents were not available at that time, however.
Somewhat. But he was also interviewed by investigators in advance of his GJ testimony, so likely he had a pretty good idea. Either way, it seems Ms. Baldwin advised them not to prep.Got it. But Spanky had no idea what the line of questioning was going to be or what documents the prosecutor had. Accordingly, preparing becomes quite problematic. No?
The actions of those who feel it necessary to try more and more ridiculous (and anonymous) attacks on people like me should tell you all you need to know about the strength of their case and of their character.
I will credit Clemente partially for revealing that pedophiles (like serial killers) do not wear a sign on their heads IDing who they are. Often they may appear to be normal even exemplary folk. Therefore, it is very hard to catch them. I read a lot about how Sandusky was "vetted" by all these CYS folks for adopting children and I submit that interviews cannot determine who are pedophiles and who are not.
Something criminal and something creepy and inappropriate are two different things. Showering naked with a child and grabbing at his privates (which Jerry fully admitted to in 1998) may not be criminal but it sure is creepy and that is one of those things I was saying point towards a pedophile. Common risk managment would have dictated PSU (not just DPW and police) to tell Jerry not to shower with kids and then make that policy and tell the staff to report it if it was seen again.
The Chambers report was given to PSU by Chambers and was part of the PSU police report from 1998.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/...ky-psychologist-pedophile-1998_n_1377301.html
Most of the PSU alums I know on the internet from the old days have given up on arguing with you guys, but definitely do not believe you're doing good work here. I'm frustrated that they don't argue back, because I think y'all's capacity to misinform people is greater than they think it is, but I'm far from alone.