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He also didn't interview these people:

- Karen Arnold
- Steve Sloane (Ray Gricar's best friend, almost certainly involved in the '98 investigation)
- Fran Ganter (mentioned in the mysterious Oct. '98 tape recording).
- Emma Gricar (to whom Ray disclosed information about the '98 incident in enough detail and/or with enough emphasis that she distinctly remembered it 14 years later... interviewing her may have served as proof that Ray Gricar never really "dropped" the matter, and also talked openly with LE and his family about Sandusky. There's also an unconfirmed rumor that Gricar told his nephew Chris about it, and his nephew told friends at PSU. It almost sounds like Gricar knew he didn't have enough to charge him, but he felt he needed to "spread the word" and tell the community to keep an eye on Sandusky).

But again, none of these people were interviewed by Freeh. I feel like with '98 being so important - arguably the real key to the whole "coverup" narrative - you'd want to interview EVERYONE with any knowledge of the incident. But nope, it's almost as if he intentionally avoided certain people whose information might not fit a certain narrative.

How do you know he didn't interview Sloane, Ganter, or Gricar? I'm not doubting that...I'm don't think he interviewed those individuals either... but I'm curious whether you're just surmising or if you're stating that as fact?
 

Of all your asinine posts CR, this takes the cake. Why not post your name here since you have so much insight. Tell you what, I'll take a look at the docs myself and make some judgments since I am actually qualified to do so. And yes, I know most of the lawyers from Freeh's group who worked on this. And no, they were not qualified to do this investigation.
 
Shouldn't the point be that Freeh should have withheld drawing any definitive conclusions until he could have interviewed the principal parties involved?


Very true. Many of us pointed out this problem from the start when the 'ground rules' of the review were released.

How can you possibly review a situation from 10 years prior and draw any 'reasonable conclusions' (or "opinions"- it apparently changes whether Freeh is in front of press cameras or a deposition camera/ judge.....but I digress ;)) when you do not talk to anyone directly involved in the matter? He refused to interview Paterno (and then IIRC lied and said Paterno wouldn't talk to him.......which should have immediately caused everyone to question his motives and whether he truly was an 'honest broker' in his report). IIRC he only interviewed Spanier at the last second because Spanny was calling him out in the press for refusing to talk to him.
 
Very true. Many of us pointed out this problem from the start when the 'ground rules' of the review were released.

How can you possibly review a situation from 10 years prior and draw any 'reasonable conclusions' (or "opinions"- it apparently changes whether Freeh is in front of press cameras or a deposition camera/ judge.....but I digress ;)) when you do not talk to anyone directly involved in the matter? He refused to interview Paterno (and then IIRC lied and said Paterno wouldn't talk to him.......which should have immediately caused everyone to question his motives and whether he truly was an 'honest broker' in his report). IIRC he only interviewed Spanier at the last second because Spanny was calling him out in the press for refusing to talk to him.

you know, Freeh could have been intellectually honest and qualified his report by saying this was based on incomplete interviews, and that without being able to interview the principals of the case, they could not form a more comprehensive conclusion

but he did not do that, because he is as ethically vacuous as CRudHummer
 
Of all your asinine posts CR, this takes the cake. Why not post your name here since you have so much insight. Tell you what, I'll take a look at the docs myself and make some judgments since I am actually qualified to do so. And yes, I know most of the lawyers from Freeh's group who worked on this. And no, they were not qualified to do this investigation.

Wow. That is quite a statement. Care to expound on this?
 
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you know, Freeh could have been intellectually honest and qualified his report by saying this was based on incomplete interviews, and that without being able to interview the principals of the case, they could not form a more comprehensive conclusion

Yep. He could have said we reviewed what we could but Curley and Schultz weren't talking on advice from lawyers and the PA Attorney General office pretty much demanded that we not talk to anyone who really knew anything (MM, his father, Harmon, etc) so there are still questions. No one would have taken fault with that as it would have been honest.
 
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Given that Freeh's commission was for PSU's issues, there is at least a fair reason why he would not have interviewed some of those folks. They were outside the scope.

Of course, that's one of the major failures of the report and Freeh's investigation. When you're not supposed to factor in outside influences, you're essentially treating PSU as a black box and just looking at the internal factors. PSU reported things to CYS/DPW and to TSM? Don't care - we didn't look at TSM, CYS/DPW. So if PSU did report things and those organizations failed - doesn't matter. That's all out of scope. So its almost like PSU didn't report anything from Freeh's point of view - because there was nobody to report it to.

"Mr. Freeh, are you aware that Penn State DID, in fact, report the incident to multiple sources outside of PSU??" --- "No, our scope was to look at just what PSU did, so those agencies don't really exist in our mind, therefore, no report was made." See? If you have a mandate to ignore every single organization outside of Penn State, of COURSE there was a cover-up and Penn State didn't report things! That information never made it outside of the "black box" that is Penn State - because they never bothered to look at where the information went. It might as well have just wound up in a trash can per Freeh's interpretation.

Hell, Curley could have gone straight to the Centre County DA and demanded an investigation, and there might have been actual documentation, but if that had happened and you presented that evidence to Freeh, he would have just said "out of scope - never happened. Penn State never reported it."
 
We also don't know what Joe's definition of sexual in nature is. Does he view two people standing next to each other/hugging/horsing around naked in the shower as sexual in nature? We have no idea since he wasn't cross examined. This is why it's idiotic to put so much weight on non cross examined GJ testimony where people are answering leading questions from scumbag prosecutors.

Also don't know if he is characterizing MM's "conjecture" that MM relayed to JVP during their conversation where JVP has already stated that MM was not very coherent in the relaying of his story (e.g., when asked to describe what he ACTUALLY saw, MM would consistently state that he did not actually EYEWITNESS a sexual act - didn't see anything below the parties' upper bodies who were in the shower - and then would invariably say that he didn't actually know how to describe what he saw but THOUGHT it was wrong and inappropriate "whatever it was".). It is beyond absurd for the prosecution and the OG BOT "false narrative" supporting boot-lickers to claim that this is JVP describing and giving an accounting of what MM told him he saw and "eyewitnessed" - completely disingenuous for them to claim this especially the dirtbag, @sshole "esquires" among them.
 
Freeh could have very easily spoken with both Tom Harmon and Wendell Courtney.

As the underwriters of the Freeh Fallacy, PSU could very well have waived ACP to allow Freeh to speak with Courtney, and - of course - as a PSU employee, Harmon could have been made readily available.

Here are two people who we KNOW spoke directly with Schultz (at least) and would/could/should be able to directly address the substance of those conversations - conversations that would be critical components in any "cover up" scenario.

Maybe Freeh DID speak to these folks - we will probably never know.......but one thing we sure as hell know - if these conversations yielded any evidence in support of his conclusions, it surely was never revealed.

Given Freeh's "reasonable conclusions" that:

" [There was] total disregard for the safety and welfare of Sandusky’s child victims by the most senior leaders at Penn State [CSS and Paterno]"

"It is more reasonable to conclude that, in order to avoid the consequences of bad publicity, the most powerful leaders at Penn State University – Messrs. Spanier, Schultz, Paterno and Curley – repeatedly concealed critical facts"


Perhaps he might have presented some evidence to support his "reasonable conclusions" .......... Just like Fina, Beemer and the "Slam Dunk Team", Freeh apparently keeps all his solid evidence locked up in a subterranean bunker - never to see the light of day :)




It is the same old tired circle-jerkers who pretend to be oblivious to these (and scores of additional) basic parameters - - - and, obviously, it has been clear for quite some time that those circle-jerkers aren't worth the time to have "pretend debates".

They would all do society a favor by sucking on a tailpipe for a few minutes.
 
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Freeh could have very easily spoken with both Tom Harmon and Wendell Courtney.

As the underwriters of the Freeh Fallacy, PSU could very well have waived ACP to allow Freeh to speak with Courtney, and - of course - as a PSU employee, Harmon could have been made readily available.

Here are two people who we KNOW spoke directly with Schultz (at least) and would/could/should be able to directly address the substance of those conversations - conversations that would be critical components in any "cover up" scenario.

Maybe Freeh DID speak to these folks - we will probably never know.......but one thing we sure as hell know - if these conversations yielded any evidence in support of his conclusions, it surely was never revealed.

Given Freeh's "reasonable conclusions" that:

" [There was] total disregard for the safety and welfare of Sandusky’s child victims by the most senior leaders at Penn State [CSS and Paterno]"

"It is more reasonable to conclude that, in order to avoid the consequences of bad publicity, the most powerful leaders at Penn State University – Messrs. Spanier, Schultz, Paterno and Curley – repeatedly concealed critical facts"


Perhaps he might have presented some evidence to support his "reasonable conclusions".




It is the same old tired circle-jerkers who pretend to be oblivious to these (and scores of additional) basic parameters - - - and, obviously, it has been clear for quite some time that those circle-jerkers aren't worth the time to have "pretend debates".

They would all do society a favor by sucking on a tailpipe for a few minutes.
Yep, completely agree. I have believed since day 1 that Courtney is the key to understanding this entire incident. Freeh included a copy of his invoice to PSU for his research on the issue. Surely there must be a written work product that Freeh has viewed and if there is, why is it not included in the report? The only rational reason is because it does not support the narrative. And if there is no report, as you suggest, just waive the privilege and talk to him. IMHO there is no pure reason for Freeh failing to make public whatever Courtney knows.
 
Yep, completely agree. I have believed since day 1 that Courtney is the key to understanding this entire incident. Freeh included a copy of his invoice to PSU for his research on the issue. Surely there must be a written work product that Freeh has viewed and if there is, why is it not included in the report? The only rational reason is because it does not support the narrative. And if there is no report, as you suggest, just waive the privilege and talk to him. IMHO there is no pure reason for Freeh failing to make public whatever Courtney knows.
Maybe Courtney and Harmon simply didn't want to talk to Freeh.
 
Yep, completely agree. I have believed since day 1 that Courtney is the key to understanding this entire incident. Freeh included a copy of his invoice to PSU for his research on the issue. Surely there must be a written work product that Freeh has viewed and if there is, why is it not included in the report? The only rational reason is because it does not support the narrative. And if there is no report, as you suggest, just waive the privilege and talk to him. IMHO there is no pure reason for Freeh failing to make public whatever Courtney knows.

My guess is that C/S told Courtney about horseplay and that Courtney made a soft recommendation about how to handle the situation.

I doubt seriously that C/S told Courtney about something more serious. If so, Courtney would have recommended that this be reported to the authorities asap. It would be really bad if Courtney made a more aggressive recommendation and C/S decided to ignore him. If that was the case, all the BOT would have to do is share this in confidence with someone like Lubrano and he would instruct the other alumni elected trustees to back off.
 
My guess is that C/S told Courtney about horseplay and that Courtney made a soft recommendation about how to handle the situation.

I doubt seriously that C/S told Courtney about something more serious. If so, Courtney would have recommended that this be reported to the authorities asap. It would be really bad if Courtney made a more aggressive recommendation and C/S decided to ignore him. If that was the case, all the BOT would have to do is share this in confidence with someone like Lubrano and he would instruct the other alumni elected trustees to back off.

Come on, if Wendell Courtney made an "aggressive recommendation" that C/S/S failed to follow-through upon, it would have been in Freeh's Report - not only would it have been in Freeh's Report it would have been pasted in bold in giant size letters in the header and footer of every page! Not only that, but the information would have been provided to the OAG who the corrupt OG BOT was conspiring with (Corbett was a member of the BOT at the time the Presentment and Indictments came out in November 2011 for pete's sake). The probability that Wendell Courtney recommended something that C/S/S (Curley and Schultz were reporting their proposed actions to Spanier at the time) "failed" to carry out is a limit function approaching zero.
 
My guess is that C/S told Courtney about horseplay and that Courtney made a soft recommendation about how to handle the situation.

I doubt seriously that C/S told Courtney about something more serious. If so, Courtney would have recommended that this be reported to the authorities asap. It would be really bad if Courtney made a more aggressive recommendation and C/S decided to ignore him. If that was the case, all the BOT would have to do is share this in confidence with someone like Lubrano and he would instruct the other alumni elected trustees to back off.
BINGO!!!!!

On so MANY fronts, the idea that Schultz shared ANYTHING even remotely close to "We have a report of sexual assault on a child" with Courtney is absolutely freaking ludicrous.
If anything within 1,000 miles of that had occurred, we most certainly would have heard it trumpeted from the mountaintops by the likes of Freeh, Fina, Beemer and the whole Hee-Haw gang.
It is not even worthy of debate (except among the circle-jerkers)

What that DOESN'T prove (conclusively) one way or another, is whether or not a reasonable report of CSA ever reached Schultz......but that's a whole 'nuther story.


But, the fact that the folks who have created and perpetrated the ridiculous BS narrative of ..... "CSA Predator Enabled by Administrators, due to concerns over Reputation of the Football Program".....have fought tooth and nail to ignore and obfuscate any evidence that conflicts with their fallacy?
That is VERY telling.
 
BINGO!!!!!

On so MANY fronts, the idea that Schultz shared ANYTHING even remotely close to "We have a report of sexual assault on a child" with Courtney is absolutely freaking ludicrous.
If anything within 1,000 miles of that had occurred, we most certainly would have heard it trumpeted from the mountaintops by the likes of Freeh, Fina, Beemer and the whole Hee-Haw gang.
It is not even worthy of debate (except among the circle-jerkers)

What that DOESN'T prove (conclusively) one way or another, is whether or not a reasonable report of CSA ever reached Schultz......but that's a whole 'nuther story.


But, the fact that the folks who have created and perpetrated the ridiculous BS narrative of ..... "CSA Predator Enabled by Administrators, due to concerns over Reputation of the Football Program".....have fought tooth and nail to ignore and obfuscate any evidence that conflicts with their fallacy?
That is VERY telling.


This exemplifies the Penn Live Litany of Bullshit.
 
BINGO!!!!!

On so MANY fronts, the idea that Schultz shared ANYTHING even remotely close to "We have a report of sexual assault on a child" with Courtney is absolutely freaking ludicrous.
If anything within 1,000 miles of that had occurred, we most certainly would have heard it trumpeted from the mountaintops by the likes of Freeh, Fina, Beemer and the whole Hee-Haw gang.
It is not even worthy of debate (except among the circle-jerkers)

What that DOESN'T prove (conclusively) one way or another, is whether or not a reasonable report of CSA ever reached Schultz......but that's a whole 'nuther story.


But, the fact that the folks who have created and perpetrated the ridiculous BS narrative of ..... "CSA Predator Enabled by Administrators, due to concerns over Reputation of the Football Program".....have fought tooth and nail to ignore and obfuscate any evidence that conflicts with their fallacy?
That is VERY telling.

boom. you're exactly correct.

the title of Courtney's folder was something like "suspected child abuse", which fits the narrative

if the contents were as salacious, Penn State sure as sh*t would have waived ACP to leak the details to the public
 
Given that Freeh's commission was for PSU's issues, there is at least a fair reason why he would not have interviewed some of those folks. They were outside the scope. Now Fran Ganter is another story as he obviously does have a connection to PSU. He should have been interviewed. Mind you, I think Freeh's work was a bungled joke--at best--and likely directed toward a predetermined conclusion--at worst.

However, Freeh's commission was to find out what went wrong at PSU and give suggestions for fixing it. It was never intended to be a comprehensive investigation of the entire situation.

Now, I'd really like to see the entire thing properly investigated--and by someone with subpoena powers (which Freeh did not have). I hope that happens. We keep hearing about the Feds, for example. I'd love to see some of the stuff mentioned here followed up on. We really might learn something about how to prevent this situation from happening again (though I'm not sure how you spot a person like Sandusky in advance). The Paterno Report was a good step in that direction--but even there, their scope was limited. I don't think they looked at Second Mile much, and of course they did not have subpoena powers either.

That is a good point, however if the goal was PSU issues only it is impossible, not difficult, impossible, to do that if you don't talk to Paterno, Curley, Schultz, Spanier, Harmon, Courtney, MM, Mr Mc., and Dr D. These were the only people who "supposedly" were aware of what was going on in real time. Now if the scope was to role back to 98 to get some texture to how things got handled then all of the aforementioned make sense.
 
"It is more reasonable to conclude that, in order to avoid the consequences of bad publicity, the most powerful leaders at Penn State University – Messrs. Spanier, Schultz, Paterno and Curley – repeatedly concealed critical facts"

As far as I know the only thing freeh included in his report to support this absurd contention was some speculation by a TSM lawyer....that's right...a TSM lawyer. What an absolute farce. He found ZERO notes, emails, etc. that showed the admins were worried about bad pub for the football program.

As many others have pointed out, it's a complete non-sequitur to suggest that turning in a suspected pedo (who didn't even work for the freaking school anymore) would result in bad pub, if anything it would be good pub--PSU does things the right way, etc.

And yet the media gobbled it up hook line and sinker b/c it was juicy story that would get clicks....smh
 
As far as I know the only thing freeh included in his report to support this absurd contention was some speculation by a TSM lawyer....that's right...a TSM lawyer. What an absolute farce. He found ZERO notes, emails, etc. that showed the admins were worried about bad pub for the football program.

As many others have pointed out, it's a complete non-sequitur to suggest that turning in a suspected pedo (who didn't even work for the freaking school anymore) would result in bad pub, if anything it would be good pub--PSU does things the right way, etc.

And yet the media gobbled it up hook line and sinker b/c it was juicy story that would get clicks....smh

it was a damn lie and Freeh knew it. and all the asshattery by CR and his ilk cannot change that fact.
 
Maybe Courtney and Harmon simply didn't want to talk to Freeh.

Courtney's lawyer didn't want him to speak to Freeh. OAG told Freeh not to speak with Harmon. In fact, I'm not sure Freeh spoke to anyone involved in the 1998 situation other than Schreffler, and possibly Lauro.
 
Courtney's lawyer didn't want him to speak to Freeh. OAG told Freeh not to speak with Harmon. In fact, I'm not sure Freeh spoke to anyone involved in the 1998 situation other than Schreffler, and possibly Lauro.
Yeah, I remember the Harmon part. Courtney lawyering up was well, so lawyerly. I guess I don't blame him for that
 
My guess is that C/S told Courtney about horseplay and that Courtney made a soft recommendation about how to handle the situation.
I doubt seriously that C/S told Courtney about something more serious. If so, Courtney would have recommended that this be reported to the authorities asap. It would be really bad if Courtney made a more aggressive recommendation and C/S decided to ignore him. If that was the case, all the BOT would have to do is share this in confidence with someone like Lubrano and he would instruct the other alumni elected trustees to back off.
Had Schultz told Courtney of CSA, why would he have then turned around and told Spanier it was "inappropriate"? Why would Curley have told JR it was horseplay?

The only explanation, and the email exchange supports this, is that no CSA was reported to them by Mike. Nothing else makes sense.

What I suspect the gist of Schultz's conversation with Courtney had to do with was what options were available to them to rescind Jerry's guest privileges, given that his retirement package included a 5 year agreement to allow Jerry to bring TSM kids to the facilities.

Jerry being alone with kids in the facilities, specifically the shower, was a lawsuit waiting to happen. Schultz's notes indicate he was well aware of the dangers of a he said/he said scenario, as just the accusation was enough to make PSU "vulnerable".

Specifically, Schultz wrote:

1) Tell J.S. to avoid bringing children alone into Lasch Bldg.d

Notice he said "avoid". Are you kidding me? Do you really think he would have used that word had CSA been reported to him?

But the key word here is "alone". Schultz wasn't even saying Jerry should never, under any circumstances, bring kids around. His legitimate concern was that Jerry refrain from doing so alone.
 
I know it has been widely speculated that there was a degree of Anti Paterno sentiment to the actions of the NCAA, Big Ten and other groups. People resented that Joe had a saintly image and was never shy about expressing his opinions about what might improve college football. But the reality is that this false narrative had the advantage of an anti-football bias. There may be 100,000 fans at Beaver Stadium but there are many times that number exemplified by Peetz and Erickson who stew with resentment over the attention football attracts. Anyone who has played or coached the game at the high school level or above has experienced a degree of this anti football bias. When in high school, I had teachers who openly expressed their disdain for athletics and football in particular. In college, I learned that it was wise to keep the fact that I was on the team from certain professors.
As A young coach, I would half jokingly tell my players that the world is divided into two categories: Football Players and those who wish they could be! I avoided hanging out in the faculty lounge, since there were always remarks about athletes. I am not pretending that there may not be some basis for this bias, but in large part it is just petty jealousy.
 
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Yeah, I remember the Harmon part. Courtney lawyering up was well, so lawyerly. I guess I don't blame him for that
The problem with this theory, though, is that IF PSU waived its attorney-client privilege they could include Courtney's advice to Shultz, which PSU paid for. They really don't need to speak with Courtney. And as others have pointed out, if Courtney's advice was even remotely supportive of going to the authorities you can bet that would have been a very key point in the Freeh Report. Let's face it, if Courtney's advice to PSU was "you must report this to the authorities" then that is the biggest smoking gun in the entire case.
Now, on the contrary, suppose Courtney's advice suggested "this is in essence the exact same allegation as 1998, even weaker since we don't have a "victim"; since that matter was fully investigated and such a fact pattern was determined not to be abuse, we have no basis to report anything." That too would be a smoking gun that point right back to the State.
 
Courtney's lawyer didn't want him to speak to Freeh. OAG told Freeh not to speak with Harmon. In fact, I'm not sure Freeh spoke to anyone involved in the 1998 situation other than Schreffler, and possibly Lauro.

Correct me if I'm wrong but freeh didn't need to speak to Courtney to find out what Schultz told him. All PSU had to do was waive ACP (similar to what they did with baldwin so she could sandbag CSS) so freeh could see Courtney's records/notes re: 2001. And that never happened, or perhaps it did and that info is in the source files but since it is exculpatory freeh didn't use it.

I think we can all agree that one of the reasons the OGBOT has been fighting tooth and nail to prevent even their fellow trustees from getting unredacted access to the source files is they will find EXCULPATORY info in there and can then prove that freeh had a biased/predetermined report because he never mentioned or considered the exculpatory notes, emails, interviews, etc. to form his "reasonable conclusions".
 
That is a good point, however if the goal was PSU issues only it is impossible, not difficult, impossible, to do that if you don't talk to Paterno, Curley, Schultz, Spanier, Harmon, Courtney, MM, Mr Mc., and Dr D. These were the only people who "supposedly" were aware of what was going on in real time. Now if the scope was to role back to 98 to get some texture to how things got handled then all of the aforementioned make sense.

Of course--I was only speaking to those mentioned in the post I was commenting on.
 
it was a damn lie and Freeh knew it. and all the asshattery by CR and his ilk cannot change that fact.
EVERY SINGLE person downstream of Schultz/Curley either clearly stated and/or acted congruent with them having been informed of something akin to "horseplay" (for lack of a better term)

Every one - Spanier, Harmon, Raykovitz, Heim, Courtney etc.

(Of course, this doesn't exonerate the 2nd Mile folks - Raykovitz and Heim - since in their position they are MANDATED to initiate further actions even IF the reports to them were EXACTLY as Heim relayed them......but that's a whole 'nuther issue)

Based on all of the evidence presented to date - even taken in the most convoluted and twisted manner - the idea that anything downstream of Curley/Schultz in 2001 was relayed as some type of sexual assault, is - frankly - incredulous......based on everyone's actions and testimonies.
Barring some definitive "double-secret prosecutor's file" evidence to the contrary - a file that has heretofore remained hermetically sealed - it is not even worthy of discussion.

With that, the concept of some sort of "PSU Football Cover-up, designed to maintain the image of the program", and the entire media-firestorm narrative, goes out the window.
Gone.
Done.


The determination as to whether or not Curley/Schultz failed to relay a report of "sexual assault" ...... that is another issue entirely.......and one which - it would seem - will NEVER be adjudicated in a courtroom (which - given the extensive track record of the Fina Boys - should come as a surprise to absolutely no one)
 
EVERY SINGLE person downstream of Schultz/Curley either clearly stated and/or acted congruent with them having been informed of something akin to "horseplay" (for lack of a better term)

Every one - Spanier, Harmon, Raykovitz, Heim, Courtney etc.

(Of course, this doesn't exonerate the 2nd Mile folks - Raykovitz and Heim - since in their position they are MANDATED to initiate further actions even IF the reports to them were EXACTLY as Heim relayed them......but that's a whole 'nuther issue)

Based on all of the evidence presented to date - even taken in the most convoluted and twisted manner - the idea that anything downstream of Curley/Schultz in 2001 was relayed as some type of sexual assault, is - frankly - incredulous......based on everyone's actions and testimonies.
Barring some definitive "double-secret prosecutor's file" evidence to the contrary - a file that has heretofore remained hermetically sealed - it is not even worthy of discussion.

With that, the concept of some sort of "PSU Football Cover-up, designed to maintain the image of the program", and the entire media-firestorm narrative, goes out the window.
Gone.
Done.


The determination as to whether or not Curley/Schultz failed to relay a report of "sexual assault" ...... that is another issue entirely.......and one which - it would seem - will NEVER be adjudicated in a courtroom (which - given the extensive track record of the Fina Boys - should come as a surprise to absolutely no one)

yes but here's the crazy exception that defies logic that supports the insane narrative of bottom feeders like CR . . .

their belief is that C/S/S were told of sexual assault, and that Curley decided to soft play it to Raykovitz (under Joe's orders) in order to protect the football team. they had decided NOT TO report it to CYS/DPW. or the UPPD. under Joe's orders. to protect the football program.

but for some absolutely idiotic reason STILL opted to inform Raykovitz, only Curley undersold it???

you have to be a special kind of stupid to think that makes any sense. and we all know that CR is special. :p
 
yes but here's the crazy exception that defies logic that supports the insane narrative of bottom feeders like CR . . .

their belief is that C/S/S were told of sexual assault, and that Curley decided to soft play it to Raykovitz (under Joe's orders) in order to protect the football team. they had decided NOT TO report it to CYS/DPW. or the UPPD. under Joe's orders. to protect the football program.

but for some absolutely idiotic reason STILL opted to inform Raykovitz, only Curley undersold it???

you have to be a special kind of stupid to think that makes any sense. and we all know that CR is special. :p

And Creepy#66 and the OGBOT Misanthropes expect us to believe that THEY acted in the best interests of AND to protect Penn Stateo_O
 
EVERY SINGLE person downstream of Schultz/Curley either clearly stated and/or acted congruent with them having been informed of something akin to "horseplay" (for lack of a better term)

Every one - Spanier, Harmon, Raykovitz, Heim, Courtney etc.

(Of course, this doesn't exonerate the 2nd Mile folks - Raykovitz and Heim - since in their position they are MANDATED to initiate further actions even IF the reports to them were EXACTLY as Heim relayed them......but that's a whole 'nuther issue)

Based on all of the evidence presented to date - even taken in the most convoluted and twisted manner - the idea that anything downstream of Curley/Schultz in 2001 was relayed as some type of sexual assault, is - frankly - incredulous......based on everyone's actions and testimonies.
Barring some definitive "double-secret prosecutor's file" evidence to the contrary - a file that has heretofore remained hermetically sealed - it is not even worthy of discussion.

With that, the concept of some sort of "PSU Football Cover-up, designed to maintain the image of the program", and the entire media-firestorm narrative, goes out the window.
Gone.
Done.


The determination as to whether or not Curley/Schultz failed to relay a report of "sexual assault" ...... that is another issue entirely.......and one which - it would seem - will NEVER be adjudicated in a courtroom (which - given the extensive track record of the Fina Boys - should come as a surprise to absolutely no one)

Downstream up-to-and-including the Corbett convened SWIGJ - as clearly demonstrated by the following IMMUTABLE FACTS. IMMUTABLE FACTS which point to a rogue OAG turned Governor / PSU Board Member shamelessly and almost certainly ILLEGALY attempting to twist and MISREPRESENT these IMMUTABLE FACTS:

In another previously undisclosed matter, The Mag found that one grand juror who heard McQueary testify said he doubted his credibility. The grand juror, Stan Bolton, a 53-year-old employee of The Home Depot in York, Pa., now says he was skeptical of McQueary's claim that Sandusky engaged in a sex act with the boy because McQueary told grand jurors that he didn't see penetration.

"This planted a seed with me. Either you saw it or you didn't," said Bolton, who was one of 23 grand jurors. The prosecutors "kind of glossed over it and moved on to who [McQueary] told, which started the whole Joe Paterno thing."

When the presentment charging Sandusky, Curley and Schultz was released, it was written by the 33rd grand jury. In that document, prosecutors said McQueary, identified only as a graduate assistant, was found by the grand jury to be "extremely credible." However, the 33rd grand jury never heard McQueary testify. An earlier grand jury, the 30th, heard McQueary testify on Dec. 16, 2010. Bolton was a member of that grand jury.

Mike McQueary ONLY testified to one PA SWIGJ and it was the 30th PA SWIGJ in 2010, not the 33rd PA SWIGJ as the OAG attempts to represent in their Presentment of the 33rd SWIGJ which is the one which forwarded a recommendation for indictments!

Think about the implications of this - the 30th SWIGJ was still being run by OAG Corbett. There is no possible way that the 30th SWIGJ ever HEARD the alleged testimony of Mike McQueary contained in the 33rd SWIGJ's Presentment (e.g., Mike McQueary EYEWITNESSED anal rape, sodomy, etc, etc., etc...) - we know this FACTUALLY for two very clear reasons:

  1. The 30th PA SWIGJ did NOT produce indictments or the recommendation of indictments! How is it even remotely possible that the 30th PA SWIGJ heard what is laid out and characterized in the 33rd PA SWIGJ Presentment as to Mike McQueary's testimony to the Grand Jury relative to what he, Mike McQueary, EYEWITNESSED and SAW and would testify to under oath in a PA Court of Law relative to the indictment for this count and not forward a recommendation for an indictment for this count??? Absolutely IMPOSSIBLE that the 30th PA SWIGJ would not have forwarded a Presentment and recommendation for an Indictment if this is fair characterization of the testimony they heard - ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSIBLE!!!
  2. We know it is not what the 30th PA SWIGJ heard - the SWIGJ that MM actually testified to,not the 33rd SWIGJ - BECAUSE A MEMBER OF THAT SWIGJ characterized MM's statements as the DIAMETRIC OPPOSITE, that he COULD NOT testify to EYEWITNESSING a sexual act and sexual assault - see the first citation above with direct quotes from a member of the 30th SWIGJ, Grand Juror Stan Bolton, who describes testimony from Mike McQueary which is the POLAR OPPOSITE of the representations that the OAG made in the 33rd SWIGJ Presentment regarding Mike McQueary's testimony, especially in regards to whether he could testify to EYEWITNESSING a sex act and sexual assualt!
Having thought about this some more, this is almost certainly the "item" that Karen Arnold, former Centre County ADA, and subpoenaed witness to one of the SWIGJ's must be referring to as "coming back to bite them in the ass". This is OUTRAGEOUS prosecutorial misconduct on the part of the Corbett-controlled OAG, PSU BOT and Governor's Mansion -- this is intentional "Malicious Prosecution" and "Tyranny" born of corruption (e.g., misuse and abuse of publicly granted authority) if there ever was one!!! It is off the charts that the investigation into Corbett's OAG (which should include his direct appointment to the role once he became Governor and a PSU BOT member) did not uncover this beyond obvious and ILLEGAL prosecution. It is beyond shocking and I can't believe any lawyers on here haven't commented upon how unbelievable these IMMUTABLE FACTS are and the clear picture they paint! And the clear picture painted is MASSIVE prosecutorial misconduct in regards to the 33rd PA SWIGJ !!!
 
yes but here's the crazy exception that defies logic that supports the insane narrative of bottom feeders like CR . . .

their belief is that C/S/S were told of sexual assault, and that Curley decided to soft play it to Raykovitz (under Joe's orders) in order to protect the football team. they had decided NOT TO report it to CYS/DPW. or the UPPD. under Joe's orders. to protect the football program.

but for some absolutely idiotic reason STILL opted to inform Raykovitz, only Curley undersold it???

you have to be a special kind of stupid to think that makes any sense. and we all know that CR is special. :p[/QUOTE

You have Jonnie Jacobs and his Penn Live idiot crowd of Brian, mbe/Judas/Andrea, and the total clown CrapstainReilly that subscribe to this utter bullshit.
 
Correct me if I'm wrong but freeh didn't need to speak to Courtney to find out what Schultz told him. All PSU had to do was waive ACP (similar to what they did with baldwin so she could sandbag CSS) so freeh could see Courtney's records/notes re: 2001. And that never happened, or perhaps it did and that info is in the source files but since it is exculpatory freeh didn't use it.

I think we can all agree that one of the reasons the OGBOT has been fighting tooth and nail to prevent even their fellow trustees from getting unredacted access to the source files is they will find EXCULPATORY info in there and can then prove that freeh had a biased/predetermined report because he never mentioned or considered the exculpatory notes, emails, interviews, etc. to form his "reasonable conclusions".
On a more sophisticated level the analogy is the familiar tale of the young volunteer fireman. He sets a fire so he can be a hero fighting the blaze. The OGBOT were lepers after Joe died. They needed to make it look like they saved football and the university. They needed Freeh's name recognition and OPINION. They even created the Death Penalty Myth so as to make them appear as our SAVIORS.
 
Of all your asinine posts CR, this takes the cake. Why not post your name here since you have so much insight. Tell you what, I'll take a look at the docs myself and make some judgments since I am actually qualified to do so. And yes, I know most of the lawyers from Freeh's group who worked on this. And no, they were not qualified to do this investigation.
Not only that, no one was qualified to make the recommended changes. Who was their higher ed SME? Hopefully, it was someone other than Barbara Mather.
 
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Downstream up-to-and-including the Corbett convened SWIGJ - as clearly demonstrated by the following IMMUTABLE FACTS. IMMUTABLE FACTS which point to a rogue OAG turned Governor / PSU Board Member shamelessly and almost certainly ILLEGALY attempting to twist and MISREPRESENT these IMMUTABLE FACTS:





Mike McQueary ONLY testified to one PA SWIGJ and it was the 30th PA SWIGJ in 2010, not the 33rd PA SWIGJ as the OAG attempts to represent in their Presentment of the 33rd SWIGJ which is the one which forwarded a recommendation for indictments!

Think about the implications of this - the 30th SWIGJ was still being run by OAG Corbett. There is no possible way that the 30th SWIGJ ever HEARD the alleged testimony of Mike McQueary contained in the 33rd SWIGJ's Presentment (e.g., Mike McQueary EYEWITNESSED anal rape, sodomy, etc, etc., etc...) - we know this FACTUALLY for two very clear reasons:

  1. The 30th PA SWIGJ did NOT produce indictments or the recommendation of indictments! How is it even remotely possible that the 30th PA SWIGJ heard what is laid out and characterized in the 33rd PA SWIGJ Presentment as to Mike McQueary's testimony to the Grand Jury relative to what he, Mike McQueary, EYEWITNESSED and SAW and would testify to under oath in a PA Court of Law relative to the indictment for this count and not forward a recommendation for an indictment for this count??? Absolutely IMPOSSIBLE that the 30th PA SWIGJ would not have forwarded a Presentment and recommendation for an Indictment if this is fair characterization of the testimony they heard - ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSIBLE!!!
  2. We know it is not what the 30th PA SWIGJ heard - the SWIGJ that MM actually testified to,not the 33rd SWIGJ - BECAUSE A MEMBER OF THAT SWIGJ characterized MM's statements as the DIAMETRIC OPPOSITE, that he COULD NOT testify to EYEWITNESSING a sexual act and sexual assault - see the first citation above with direct quotes from a member of the 30th SWIGJ, Grand Juror Stan Bolton, who describes testimony from Mike McQueary which is the POLAR OPPOSITE of the representations that the OAG made in the 33rd SWIGJ Presentment regarding Mike McQueary's testimony, especially in regards to whether he could testify to EYEWITNESSING a sex act and sexual assualt!
Having thought about this some more, this is almost certainly the "item" that Karen Arnold, former Centre County ADA, and subpoenaed witness to one of the SWIGJ's must be referring to as "coming back to bite them in the ass". This is OUTRAGEOUS prosecutorial misconduct on the part of the Corbett-controlled OAG, PSU BOT and Governor's Mansion -- this is intentional "Malicious Prosecution" and "Tyranny" born of corruption (e.g., misuse and abuse of publicly granted authority) if there ever was one!!! It is off the charts that the investigation into Corbett's OAG (which should include his direct appointment to the role once he became Governor and a PSU BOT member) did not uncover this beyond obvious and ILLEGAL prosecution. It is beyond shocking and I can't believe any lawyers on here haven't commented upon how unbelievable these IMMUTABLE FACTS are and the clear picture they paint! And the clear picture painted is MASSIVE prosecutorial misconduct in regards to the 33rd PA SWIGJ !!!
Do you have proof that MM did not testify for the 33rd SWIGJ? I haven't seen this in an official document and it would be eye opening to have proof that he did NOT testify.
 
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Do you have proof that MM did not testify for the 33rd SWIGJ? I haven't seen this in an official document and it would be eye opening to have proof that he did NOT testify.
I'm pretty sure that is correct. Just as the GJ that indicted GS and TC never heard or saw them either,
 
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That was his intent according to you. However, he stopped short of denying it was sexual in nature. Ask yourself why.


Perhaps because it never occurred to him the degree to which those five words in his GJ testimony would be lifted from context and exploited by your kind? He wasn't corrupt so he didn't really think about the world the way you do. It likely never occurred to him that there was anything in his testimony that needed correcting. It's clear he was from the context he was stating it in a questioning manner to convey the lack of certainty and that he was just trying to help. It's likely he never saw your kind coming. He had a certain naivete to him about cats like you.
 
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