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SIAP : CDT Story on "Day 2"


Is that possibly the most confusing, haphazardly thrown together piece of junk ever from a newspaper? (Don't answer.) In this article and I use that term liberally, you have a mention of Curley, references to other witnesses but no real context to their testimoney within the article and then a video of Sandusky in a separate appeals case. No wonder John Q. Mouthbreather has no clue what is going on. How the h3ll does one make sense of anything in the Spanier case after reading that mish-mash of info? Oh wait, the 22-year old at the CDT is following the tweets of someone standing outside the courtroom reading tweets from other people, right?
 
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Is that possibly the most confusing, haphazardly thrown together piece of junk ever from a newspaper? (Don't answer.) In this article and I use that term liberally, you have a mention of Curley, references to other witnesses but no real context to their testimoney within the article and then a video of Sandusky in a separate appeals case. No wonder John Q. Mouthbreather has no clue what is going on. How the h3ll does one make sense of anything in the Spanier case after reading that mish-mash of info? Oh wait, the 22-year old at the CDT is following the tweets of someone standing outside the courtroom reading tweets from other people, right?
They were first :)
 
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I've never understood why a major college town has such a weak newspaper.
 
When would the actual court transcripts from the trial be released to the public and where/how could use peons be able to read them? At this point, I just don't trust anything being filtered through the media and would like to read what is actually said myself.
 
When would the actual court transcripts from the trial be released to the public and where/how could use peons be able to read them? At this point, I just don't trust anything being filtered through the media and would like to read what is actually said myself.
IIRC, the transcripts for Sandusky were posted online after sentencing - so a few months after verdict. I'm not sure if the procedures would be different in Dauphin County or what that timeline would be.
 
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