No, what I want is for him to stop harassing victims. Quite simple really.
no you wanted him in jail. you think we forgot?
No, what I want is for him to stop harassing victims. Quite simple really.
Jail would make it difficult, not impossible.no you wanted him in jail. you think we forgot?
Jail would make difficult, not impossible though.
I believe it.Toxine was foaming at the mouth to put Ziegler behind bars
FACT
I believe it.
You two...we can see and feel the heat!!!!!Toxine was foaming at the mouth to put Ziegler behind bars
FACT
I don't think they're wrongSummarizing what I've heard about this trial:
- The commonwealth opened by letting the jury know they could expect Curley and Schultz to provide them with all the info necessary to find Graham Spanier guilty, and
Well played, commonwealth.
- The commonwealth closed by calling Curley and Schultz liars and criminals.
Thanks for chiming in.I don't think they're wrong
funny. . . Curley only referenced Joe as "coach" once in the emails provided by the Freeh Report. and all we know is he was anxious.
Ha...I predicted this yesterday. By resting without calling a witness, you are saying the state's case is so weak, you don't NEED to defend. I am sure they got this message across to the jury.
I'd not expect a minimum sentence now if I were either of them.Summarizing what I've heard about this trial:
- The commonwealth opened by letting the jury know they could expect Curley and Schultz to provide them with all the info necessary to find Graham Spanier guilty, and
Well played, commonwealth.
- The commonwealth closed by calling Curley and Schultz liars and criminals.
The Federal agent who made the report stating there was no evidence of a cover & cleared the way for Spanier to keep his federal security clearance was at the courthouse. Seems like his testimony would have helped. Maybe the defense is taking a knee do the lack of case the prosecution made.Really, who could help them? C&S didn't really hurt them yesterday.
Can you go into specifics I can't do the twitterverse at work.
Thanks.
that implies the judge is a puppet to the prosecutorsI'd not expect a minimum sentence now if I were either of them.
No - judges instructions after lunch and then they will start deliberations.So is the jury in deliberations now?
The Federal agent who made the report stating there was no evidence of a cover & cleared the way for Spanier to keep his federal security clearance was at the courthouse. Seems like his testimony would have helped. Maybe the defense is taking a knee do the lack of case the prosecution made.
The deliberation process should be interesting. 7 women and 5 men. Hopefully there is at least one intelligent individual on the jury who can be a voice of objective reason and demonstrate to the others that the State of Pa. came no where close to proving their case beyond a reasonable doubt.I don't know if that strategy will work with this jury. Won't be surprised with a guilty verdict.
I second this
I'm afraid that is what will happen also. Then Spanier will appeal the case, and it will drag on for another year.My prediction, they nail Spanier on the misdemeanor that the other two plead guilty to for some unknown reason, despite obviously doing what they thought was right.
Wasn't he ex-FBI?
No. You said based on what Joe told them, waiting ten days to get back to MM was understandable. Consulting an attorney as quick as they did debunks that.
I think at worse there is a hung jury, at best he is a free man.The deliberation process should be interesting. 7 women and 5 men. Hopefully there is at least one intelligent individual on the jury who can be a voice of objective reason and demonstrate to the others that the State of Pa. came no where close to proving their case beyond a reasonable doubt.
I think at worse there is a hung jury, at best he is a free man.
No - judges instructions after lunch and then they will start deliberations.
Apparently not, & Zigler said the man was in the courthouse. Seems as thought the Defense is taking a knee. The problem with that is that they jury may say Not Guilty to the felony charge, but say guilty to the misdemeanor thinking that somebody should pay regardless of intent or not.Did the defense ever bring up the Defense Dept. security clearance investigation of Spanier that indicated, IIRC, that there was no coverup?
All part of the master plan from Day 1 IMO. We'll never know the real story which is exactly what they want, yet on top of it, they get a guilty misdemeanor on C/S and my prediction is not guilty on Spanier. Also, trial shows no cover-up which allows University to dust off Joe's statute.Isn't this the outcome Frank Sheeran predicted? Get all of this over with quickly. "It's bad for business". End of story.
There are two references to "coach" from Curley in the e-mails.
E-Mail #1: There was the "touched base with coach" e-mail on May 5, 1998
E-mail #2: There was the "coach is anxious to know" e-mail on May 13, 1998
The Penn Live article that references what Curley said indicates that in the former e-mail "coach" is in reference to Paterno. The article then throws in a reference to the other e-mail implying it also refers to Paterno, but that is not explicitly stated; given how the media has distorted the facts for sensationalism during this story, I'm not jumping to any conclusions about E-mail #2 until I see a transcript of the trial.
Furthermore, someone previously indicated that Harmon said that the coach in E-mail #2 was in reference to Sandusky.
So.... let's wait and see what is clarified.
Regardless, I don't think Paterno knowing that a 1998 investigation existed means much of anything. It depends on what details he was told and we have no clarity on that.
You continue to deflect from your original point. That is, what Joe told them wasn't urgent alarming enough that waiting ten days was understandable. Talking to an attorney as fast as they did indicates otherwiseWhy? They knew they were going to talk to McQueary and that they were likely to hear something where they would eventually need an attorney's input. Timing indicates nothing.
They had to take a knee. mcqueary wasn't available for the touchdown bomb since he testified for the prosecution.
You continue to deflect from your original point. That is, what Joe told them wasn't urgent alarming enough that waiting ten days was understandable. Talking to an attorney as fast as they did indicates otherwise
Or Paterno simply wanted nothing to do with this and did a lot of heeing and hawing. Maybe Paterno thought he conveyed that something of a sexual nature but Tim didn't see it that way. No one knows. I have an opinion that I think is reasonable, but I acknowledge that it is only an opinion (and it doesn't include Paterno being a mastermind). Why that would upset you, I do not know.How does Curley "te(sic)-think things" when he was given a report of sodomy by Mike? How can Joe offer an argument to not report something that Joe was told was "sexual"? There are only two possible conclusions: 1) they agreed to a coverup; or 2) the description of the incident that Mike gave to both men wasn't as crystal clear as Mike would have us believe. Take your choice.
Could very well be.The Federal agent who made the report stating there was no evidence of a cover & cleared the way for Spanier to keep his federal security clearance was at the courthouse. Seems like his testimony would have helped. Maybe the defense is taking a knee do the lack of case the prosecution made.
Summarizing what I've heard about this trial:
- The commonwealth opened by letting the jury know they could expect Curley and Schultz to provide them with all the info necessary to find Graham Spanier guilty, and
Well played, commonwealth.
- The commonwealth closed by calling Curley and Schultz liars and criminals.
I thought email 1 was from 2001? Are they saying 1998 now?
Hope Doug Graber isn't on the jury
The deliberation process should be interesting. 7 women and 5 men. Hopefully there is at least one intelligent individual on the jury who can be a voice of objective reason