Happy Valley Not So Happy

darthtang aw

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I say they waterboard him with protien skimmer waste while having a goat suckling off his gummi worm..............
darth (the artist) Tang
 

beth

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Originally Posted by Darthtang AW http:///t/388973/happy-valley-not-so-happy/40#post_3435372
I say they waterboard him with protien skimmer waste while having a goat suckling off his gummi worm..............
darth (the artist) Tang
You assume that he wouldn't enjoy that...the last part anyway.
You have to wonder where his attorney was to allow him to open his sick trap up with that interview. Keep talking scumbag. All they need do is confiscate his PC and cell phone. I'm sure those items could give the police an open and shut case.
 

reefraff

Active Member
I am sure his lawyer was sitting with him feeding him answers. Not sure it was a good idea but it's a way for him to make his case without testifying in court.
 

gemmy

Active Member
This whole just keeps getting worse. It's very sickening.
Sandusky statement "am I attracted to young people...umm.....no....I just enjoy young people".
 

stdreb27

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http://www.mcall.com/news/breaking/mc-penn-state-scandal-mcqueary-20111115,0,1687969.story
In the email obtained by The Morning Call, dated Nov. 8, McQueary said, "I did stop it, not physically, but made sure it was stopped when I left that locker room."
So he stayed and watched....
 
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smartorl

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Does anyone else get the impression that McQueary sees himself as the victim here? No one would want to be in his shoes? Really, I bet the poor kid being anally raped by the creepy, wrinkly, old dude that he had trusted would probably love to trade places.
 

meowzer

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Originally Posted by smartorl http:///t/388973/happy-valley-not-so-happy/40#post_3435467
Does anyone else get the impression that McQueary sees himself as the victim here? No one would want to be in his shoes? Really, I bet the poor kid being anally raped by the creepy, wrinkly, old dude that he had trusted would probably love to trade places.
I have not seen this mentioned....or may have missed it.....BUT...did this kid ever report it to his parents?
 

meowzer

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Originally Posted by stdreb27 http:///t/388973/happy-valley-not-so-happy/40#post_3435470
They don't even know who it was... If you read that article I posted, Sandy's lawyers found who McQueary's camp thought it was, and that kid said nothing like that happened....
You have to wonder though.....This kid ...now 18 (??) maybe will never admit to it.....all this means he has to face what happened....in the eyes of others too....that is not easy...then he would have to testify in front of the whole world
 

beth

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"I had to make tough impacting quick decisions," McQueary wrote.
Bull. If you were making quick decisions you would have run in to the shower and floored that old perv. Anybody else would have done that. Unimaginable that a big macho jock such as yourself didn't do that. If you had seen that same kid hit by a car, would you have turned around, left, then call daddy?
 
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smartorl

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Meowzer, it was in the article that stdreb posted. I can't imagine that most teens or young men would like to admit that they had been raped by another man in a forum where it was known that their identity would be very public.
 

meowzer

Moderator
Very interesting....he knew something was coming
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/sports_blog/2011/11/joe-paterno-1.html

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Less than four months before the Jerry Sandusky sex abuse scandal made headlines nationwide, Joe Paterno transferred full ownership of his house to his wife for $1, according to documents obtained by the New York Times.
The transaction took place in July. Two lawyers who examined the documents for the Times drew different conclusions; one said that "it appeared to be an explicit effort to financially shield Joe Paterno." Another said the transfer appeared "benign."
The documents placed the value of the Paternos' house, which they had previously held title to jointly, at $594,484.40.
The paper reported that one of Paterno's lawyers, Wick Sollers, said in an email that the transfer had nothing to do with the Sandusky scandal, which led to Paterno being fired as head coach at Penn State last week.
Paterno has received intense criticism for telling only his superiors and failing to go to the police after a graduate assistant told Paterno that he witnessed Sandusky, a former defensive coordinator, sexually assaulting a young boy in a school shower in 2002.
On Nov. 5, Sandusky was charged with 40 criminal counts, including six first-degree felony charges, in connection with alleged deviate sexual intercourse.
Some legal experts have speculated that Paterno could be a target of civil actions.
-- Melissa Rohlin
 
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