Hopefully the weather is decent--or are you inside the courthouse but outside courtroom?Still waiting outside - it's 3:30
Hopefully the weather is decent--or are you inside the courthouse but outside courtroom?Still waiting outside - it's 3:30
Guilty of four out of five. Not guilty on one - involuntary deviate sexual intercourse.
According to this attorney the difference between rape and IDSI is as follows:
"Per os" in the first description refers to the mouth, meaning IDSI generally refers to rape involving oral or anal penetration. Rape is typically charged in instances involving vaginal penetration.
So when McQueary testifies that he didn't see penetration, the jury could logically conclude that the state's charge of penetration wasn't supported. In other words, they could have believed him, but still returned a not guilty verdict on that charge.
Are you passing the time by watching RUDY on your phone?Still waiting outside - it's 3:30
Apparently not the grand jury that actually heard him testify.
Still waiting outside - it's 3:30
Still waiting outside - it's 3:30
The strength of the drink may be verdict dependent.....I'm almost out of work in Harrisburg.. will buy you a beer or a stronger drink as thanks for keeping the board updated..
Uncle Lar is useless now, and long ago.
Like Bob said...
Ignore.
Yet your value is through the roof.Uncle Lar is useless now, and long ago.
Like Bob said...
Ignore.
McQueary told his father, John, and family friend Dr. Jonathan Dranov, about the incident the night it occurred in February 2001. Dranov testified on Wednesday, as he did to the grand jury and at Sandusky’s trial, that McQueary told him that he had heard “sexual sounds” but did not describe seeing a sexual act.
Conrad questioned Dranov about his status as a mandated reporter of suspected child abuse because he is a physician. Dranov said because of what McQueary described and because he was not a witness to it, the incident was not a mandated report.
Asked if he thought it was “bad enough” to call police or child welfare agencies that night, Dranov said no.
http://www.statecollege.com/news/lo...on-day-3-of-mcquearypenn-state-trial,1469602/
Still waiting outside - it's 3:30
Don't forget eye contact. You've gotta have eye contact.See if you can find a locker door to slam shut, you know, to get their attention...
To me, this the one, if not the largest piece of evidence. MM had ample time to 'calm down' after seeing/hearing the incident. Dranov is a trained physician. A 26 year old man is not 'afraid' or 'embarrassed' to tell a family friend physician exactly what happened an hour or two after the incident. It is when it is most fresh in MM's mind and you know Dranov by his own testimony and education/background knew how and what to ask. And Dranov has zero reason to conspire to anything or cover-up anything. He is a legit 3rd party to this whole ordeal, and in his trained and professional opinion, nothing MM said rose to the level of reporting. Anything after that pales in comparison.
Don't forget eye contact. You've gotta have eye contact.
Would it cost a bunch of money? Of course they would!Does the OAG retry in the event of a hung jury?
To me, this the one, if not the largest piece of evidence. MM had ample time to 'calm down' after seeing/hearing the incident. Dranov is a trained physician. A 26 year old man is not 'afraid' or 'embarrassed' to tell a family friend physician exactly what happened an hour or two after the incident. It is when it is most fresh in MM's mind and you know Dranov by his own testimony and education/background knew how and what to ask. And Dranov has zero reason to conspire to anything or cover-up anything. He is a legit 3rd party to this whole ordeal, and in his trained and professional opinion, nothing MM said rose to the level of reporting. Anything after that pales in comparison.
Sorta depends on the score.Does the OAG retry in the event of a hung jury?
Doubt it - but that's just IMODoes the OAG retry in the event of a hung jury?
Yep, the 1st person he tells minutes after, he tells he witnessed nothing sexual, then the 2nd person he tells an hour or so later, he tells that he saw nothing sexual only sounds of sex. So the 1st 2 pieces of the puzzle were not told Mike witnessed any sex, but he is sure he told C/S what he witnessed was sexual. Gotcha Mike....
Fair point. If it's just one juror....Sorta depends on the score.
Sexual sounds + man and boy in shower = suspected CSA.Yep, the 1st person he tells minutes after, he tells he witnessed nothing sexual, then the 2nd person he tells an hour or so later, he tells that he saw nothing sexual only sounds of sex. So the 1st 2 pieces of the puzzle were not told Mike witnessed any sex, but he is sure he told C/S what he witnessed was sexual. Gotcha Mike....
To me, this the one, if not the largest piece of evidence. MM had ample time to 'calm down' after seeing/hearing the incident. Dranov is a trained physician. A 26 year old man is not 'afraid' or 'embarrassed' to tell a family friend physician exactly what happened an hour or two after the incident. It is when it is most fresh in MM's mind and you know Dranov by his own testimony and education/background knew how and what to ask. And Dranov has zero reason to conspire to anything or cover-up anything. He is a legit 3rd party to this whole ordeal, and in his trained and professional opinion, nothing MM said rose to the level of reporting. Anything after that pales in comparison.
Sexual sounds + man and boy in shower = suspected CSA.
Sizzle wordsSexual sounds + man and boy in shower = suspected CSA.
Suspected isn't proof.Sexual sounds + man and boy in shower = suspected CSA.
Sexual sounds + man and boy in shower = suspected CSA.
Right.. told his father and Dr Dranov these things allegedly. They thought Joe Paterno was the right man to call.. hmmm??
Sexual sounds + man and boy in shower = suspected CSA.
But are your tax returns in?Jury is in.
poor Anna...apparently has to work overtime on a Friday.
Shes still wreckable.poor Anna...apparently has to work overtime on a Friday.
Suspected isn't proof.
Suspected = report.