(And he was even kind enough to document it for posterity)
I also hear that there is a previously unnoticed handwritten marginalia stating "I, Louis Freeh, certify that I am a penis."(And he was even kind enough to document it for posterity)
I also hear that there is a previously unnoticed handwritten marginalia stating "I, Louis Freeh, certify that I am a penis."
Well, he does have the one eye thing going onI also hear that there is a previously unnoticed handwritten marginalia stating "I, Louis Freeh, certify that I am a penis."
How much did PSU and the OGBOT PAY the asshat to change his conclusions like this??
Well, he does have the one eye thing going on
I think it was something like 400 tuitions.How much did PSU and the OGBOT PAY the asshat for conclusions like this??
How much did PSU and the OGBOT PAY the asshat for conclusions like this??
Yes, and here's another line by Louis that somehow got no media attention:FWIW: One person's opinion:
These are the types of things that should have been PAGE 1 of the "report". Actually, stand alone items.
(there are actually a lot of them within the Freeh materials..... stuff like this, stuff wrt Baldwin, stuff wrt Surma, etc etc)
Instead, this type of "first person" documentation was lost in 100 pages of a Master's Degree Thesis ..... IMO.
If someone felt compelled to write a Thesis, it woulda' coulda' shoulda' been provided as the supportive background material for the 17 people who would have been interested enough to analyze it.
And, of course, having it hidden away for years - during which time its potential impact withered and diminished (if not completely vanished) - well, enough said.
C'est la Vie
Yes, and here's another line by Louis that somehow got no media attention:
This Freeh Report should have completely exonerated Joe Paterno's role in this whole mess. But the powers that be needed their scapegoat and now we're trying to climb out of a half billion dollars worth of damage to the university.
The report went outside the University to CYS caseworker Jack Raykovitz who informed TSM director Bruce Heim who decided to bury the report.
In fairness, you and I and John Q. Public were never the intended audience for this document.FWIW: One person's opinion:
These are the types of things that should have been PAGE 1 of the "report". Actually, stand alone items.
(there are actually a lot of them within the Freeh materials..... stuff like this, stuff wrt Baldwin, stuff wrt Surma, etc etc)
Instead, this type of "first person" documentation was lost in 100 pages of a Master's Degree Thesis ..... IMO.
If someone felt compelled to write a Thesis, it woulda' coulda' shoulda' been provided as the supportive background material for the 17 people who would have been interested enough to analyze it.
And, of course, having it hidden away for years - during which time its potential impact withered and diminished (if not completely vanished) - well, enough said.
C'est la Vie
The reason was..........his firm was capable of doing the investigation thoroughly and independently and Freeh was not, especially, since he had to sub out most of the work to Pepper Hamilton. How Freeh ........convinced Frazer to give him 8M to provide the needed results ........remains a mystery.Who was the initial frontrunner for the job, Chertoff? I just remember it being someone with integrity. Anyways, there's a reason Frazier wouldn't hire him.
The media swallowed it right up as Joe doing the right thing isn't a story. Making this about a huge football coverup when Jerry was 2 years retired and this was a decade later....well we need web hits and ratings after all. Just think about the coverage and how easily the BoT steered it there. That was some DC level manipulation.Yes, and here's another line by Louis that somehow got no media attention:
This Freeh Report should have completely exonerated Joe Paterno's role in this whole mess. But the powers that be needed their scapegoat and now we're trying to climb out of a half billion dollars worth of damage to the university.
The report went outside the University to CYS caseworker Jack Raykovitz who informed TSM director Bruce Heim who decided to bury the report.
Yes, and here's another line by Louis that somehow got no media attention:
This Freeh Report should have completely exonerated Joe Paterno's role in this whole mess. But the powers that be needed their scapegoat and now we're trying to climb out of a half billion dollars worth of damage to the university.
The report went outside the University to CYS caseworker Jack Raykovitz who informed TSM director Bruce Heim who decided to bury the report.
I agree, storminThese are the types of things that should have been PAGE 1 of the "report". Actually, stand alone items.
Yes, and here's another line by Louis that somehow got no media attention:
This Freeh Report should have completely exonerated Joe Paterno's role in this whole mess. But the powers that be needed their scapegoat and now we're trying to climb out of a half billion dollars worth of damage to the university.
The report went outside the University to CYS caseworker Jack Raykovitz who informed TSM director Bruce Heim who decided to bury the report.
Fifty years from now, either a law professor or a journalism class will be given the Freeh report evidence (with names changed) and have them come up with conclusions. Then they will be given the conclusions Freeh presented. Only then will Penn State truly be vindicated.
Penn State took the loyalty and support of generations of fans and alumni and took a big stinky crap all over it. Then they wonder why we're bitter and why nobody trusts them.
Actually, they don't wonder at all. They pay it no mind.
Freeh is nothing but a whore. Not a cheap hooker doing it for drug money, but like a high priced one who goes on an oil shiek's yacht for a few months .The reason was..........his firm was capable of doing the investigation thoroughly and independently and Freeh was not, especially, since he had to sub out most of the work to Pepper Hamilton. How Freeh ........convinced Frazer to give him 8M to provide the needed results ........remains a mystery.
Not if morons like sara ganim are the teachers.
I wish I could have open season with a baseball bat with a couple of these lying thieves. They've stolen so much from all of us.
No idea why I even open threads like this and read this garbage. It just makes my blood boil. Evil people running Penn State did this to cover an even greater evil. And they won.
Not if morons like sara ganim are the teachers.
I had many arguments about this on this board. There was simply no way that a consent decree costing tens of millions of dollars was done in a couple of days. This whole thing was a sham from day one. Still....no accountability for the true organization at fault: The Second Mile.For contextual purposes, this 6/26/2012 email from Louis Freeh was sent 16 days prior to the report's public release. Noteworthy that the A7 report indicates the Freeh report had been completed/submitted/reviewed with NCAA & B1G officials well prior to it's public release.
Easy peasy.....he is saying "you need to throw the football team under the bus to protect the BOT and Second Mile." They were happy to trash the brand in order to save the BOT.Devoid of any snark or sarcasm...I am being completely serious:
Will someone please explain what "There is a stronger case to be made for 'protecting the university' than JP [Joe Paterno] or the 'FB [football] program' -- which is never really articulated in any evidence I have seen" MEANS? How are you all interpreting it. Context would be very appreciated.
Again, I'm not taking a position or trying to start an argument, I just want to know how you are interpreting that statement, in context of the run-up-to the release of the Freeh Report and the conclusions therein.
Thanks
Sure:Devoid of any snark or sarcasm...I am being completely serious:
Will someone please explain what "There is a stronger case to be made for 'protecting the university' than JP [Joe Paterno] or the 'FB [football] program' -- which is never really articulated in any evidence I have seen" MEANS? How are you all interpreting it. Context would be very appreciated.
Again, I'm not taking a position or trying to start an argument, I just want to know how you are interpreting that statement, in context of the run-up-to the release of the Freeh Report and the conclusions therein.
Thanks
It means that Freeh's stated position either underwent a dramatic change in a very short period of time or his press conference assertion of a "cover-up to protect football" is an outright lie.Devoid of any snark or sarcasm...I am being completely serious:
Will someone please explain what "There is a stronger case to be made for 'protecting the university' than JP [Joe Paterno] or the 'FB [football] program' -- which is never really articulated in any evidence I have seen" MEANS? How are you all interpreting it. Context would be very appreciated.
Again, I'm not taking a position or trying to start an argument, I just want to know how you are interpreting that statement, in context of the run-up-to the release of the Freeh Report and the conclusions therein.
Thanks