Adios JoePa

[chatterbox]

It wouldn't surprise me one bit that he is gone before this Saturday's game.

Al nailed this one! I cannot say I'm surprised. If he knew, and didn't go to the police, he's just as gulity.

[Jay]

A lot of people dropped the ball on this one, especially since it was a reliable person who saw the shower incident. That made it an immediate, report it to the police matter, which I just can't figure out why it wasn't done.

[bird]

Joe may have escaped any criminal charges but I bet he will be included in all the major lawsuits to come.

[Ol'Mossy]

Check this out:

http://msn.foxsports.com/collegefootball/story/Penn-State-Joe-Paterno-riot-police-deployed-110911

[bird]

Yeah saw all that on the news this morning.  I kinda like what one of the news reporters had to say about the behavior of the Penn State fans.  They throw a hissy fit and start rioting because Joe Pa has been fired (A Football Coach) but they are not concerned one bit in the least about what happened to the young boys who were sodomized by a sick pervert on their campus.  Its like where the hell are their priorities here.

[Devastator]

WHY DID IT TAKE SO LONG

[Turkey Trot]

The mandate to report presents some interesting possibilities under the First, Fifth, and Sixth Amendments, and may be susceptible to constitutional challenges. This article points out some interesting statutory construction questions.  You won't see or hear about this in mainstream sources.

http://www.law.com/jsp/pa/PubArticlePA.jsp?id=1202530045139

[beagler]

The very thought that some people think of the football program over children being raped makes me sick. And what's up with the students rioting? Innocent kids were sexually molested! Did Paterno commit the crime? No. But he certainly didn't report it to the proper law enforcement officials as he should have. Not to mention all the others who were aware of what happened. 

[Dylan T]

Crazy. Sad. Depressing on every level.