The Sandusky Trial

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I'm going to show my cards here, and I may be labeled as being not compassionate, but I'm thinking too little to late. The guy is a sociopathic kid toucher. I'm all for capital punishment for this kind of monster. Hang him on the town square.
 
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I wonder if he gets the full 400, I could see the judge do it. Either way, he's going to die in prison. Unless guys like this get to him first:

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peoriairish said:
I'm going to show my cards here, and I may be labeled as being not compassionate, but I'm thinking too little to late. The guy is a sociopathic kid toucher. I'm all for capital punishment for this kind of monster. Hang him on the town square.
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I can go with that but there is a good side to prison for him; pedophiles are looked down on by inmates and are are given a hard time in prison. He'll pay in there or be isolated even more. He'll suffer! Not enough though.
 
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Man, the crowd is giving Lawyerin' Joe Amendola one hell of a hard time at the podium... booing his statements and answers to questions.... never seen anything like that.
 
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Just put him in with the prison general population, the rest will be taken care of.
 
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tadman95 said:
I can go with that but there is a good side to prison for him; pedophiles are looked down on by inmates and are are given a hard time in prison. He'll pay in there or be isolated even more. He'll suffer! Not enough though.
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Yeah, I know he'll suffer, but the prisons are already so over crowded and wasting so many tax payers dollars. In Ohio, the prison system costs more than the school systems. It's sad. Why waste the money on this abomination of a human.
 
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That presser was slightly awkward.... Apparently, the shallow end of the gene pool over-flooded in the general direction of the courthouse.
 
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Pa Golden Tate Fan said:
somebody should light candles at the grotto tonight for the victims.
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^This.

Through the black cloud that this case has brought onto our thoughts, please remember those so intimately affected who still have to deal with the wrong doings every day. Just because this man is going to jail does not mean the victims get to forget the tragedy partaken on their bodies and innocence taken from their young hearts. Keep these victims in your prayers.

For those with children, this is the perfect opportunity for a teaching moment. Discuss this difficult topic with them and let them know that if anything happens to them, they know how to respond and to tell you immediately.

God bless and again, say a prayer tonight for the victims of this tragedy.
 
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I can only hope that these poor young men who were victimized by Jerry Sandusky can find peace in their lives and know that they've done a good thing this day. This is the first day of the rest of their lives....Justice has been done....to a point. Hopefully, now the healing can begin. Thoughts and prayers, Men.
 
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Perhaps the next iteration of Penn State's "White Out" shirts should have a prominent stain on the front.
 
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He won't last a year in prison. Someone will get ahold of him and he will meet a very violent end. Some additional justice will be served. He is one sick bastard, prayers to the victims.
 
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Good riddance. I don't want that bastard to ever see the light of day again.

My thoughts and prayers go out to the victims of this tragedy.
 
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He won't last a year in prison. Someone will get ahold of him and he will meet a very violent end. Some additional justice will be served. He is one sick bastard, prayers to the victims.
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I hope he lasts a lot more than a year. I wish him a long life of fear and torment so he can begin to comprehend the lifetime torment his victims endure.

I live with a child abuse surviver. It happened a lifetime ago. Despite years of counseling there is still pain. She's done well, she is resilent, but the emotional scars and the nightmares linger. Fortunely a lot less than they were when we met.
 
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unforutanely he will probaly be housed in a PC (protective custody) unit do to the nature of his crime and the fact that it was so high profile. Hopefully this wont happen but more than likely it will do to the state having to look out for his safety and maintain institional control. it would make the facility he goes to look bad if the bitch gets killed in a year or less
 
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I posted on a recruits thread a simple response. The issue was the long term impact on PSU. I stated two different thoughts. First: This will not go away quickly. There is a US Attorney and FBI agents all over this case. Here is the point PSU accepted Federal monies and agreed to an early reporting program for any kind of abuses. Good****inluck! The real "justice" in this is if Penn State gets crushed. Not just punished. Not an NCAA sanction. Crushed. So people see that institutional sociopathology is not going to be tolerated. And it could be severe. Every admin, and many were shown through this trial to have knowledge (enough), could do serious Federal time. The institution could be barred from Federal monies that are its life blood. It could be brutal; on a level way beyond what the NCAA could do.

I had an autographed copy of a book written by Joe Paterno, and I trashed it the day I decided he knew. They all knew. And now someone should bring hell down on them.

As far as Jerry Sandusky: His trial has little grounds for appeal and conviction on too many grounds. Maybe one of you lawyers could run with this but I would believe Jeffrey Toobin. He was pretty clear that Sandusky would spend the rest of his life in prison; that he was an evil, evil man; and that this was just the beginning of the problems Penn State would face. He thinks they are going to get and should get trashed.

The other point of the recruit thread was that this thing was so big (institutionally) that McQuery was afraid to do the right thing. The right thing wasn't to just report it. It was to violently stop it. That was the smart, honorable, and morally right thing to do. I think I used terms like hit him over the back of the head to incapacitate him, and beat him until he knocked all the teeth out of his mouth. I think I said I could use my pliers on my utility knife for any stragglers. I mean this. The outrageousness of this attack was the only way to counteract the institutional disregard, and sociopathology. The proof of rape would have been locked in to crime scene evidence. If the police had tried to cover that up, the risk to them would have been too great. I doubt McQuery would have been charged with a crime.

Finally, when you talk about victims, my heart so goes out to all those individuals that were raped and thrown aside. But there are a lot of other victims.

Was Ray Frank Gricar (born October 9, 1945, missing April 15, 2005, declared legally dead July 25, 2011) the final one?
 
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That is interesting, last night he was actually remanded to the sherriff.

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Jerry Sandusky is shown after being booked early Saturday. (AP/Centre County Correctional Facility)

The main point of this post is simple. I have seen a number of prisons, from Fort Leavenworth to The Lucas County Jail (old and new). And prision isn't somewhere you want to be. Not even to visit. If you check a given prison, you see some slick marketing photo. Like they make Ft. Leavenworth look a bit like the US Capitol building. I cannot believe what a wonder a gifted artist can do with a camera! These are not places to be. Life is unkind in ways that average citizens don't understand. There is a reason that it breaks men like Al Copone and John Gotti. Having visited but not been incarcerated, I can tell you that I would perfer to have a given convict in prison for life rather than executed. Especially one charged with sexual abuse/rape.
 
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this site is definitely full of social conservatives, that is for sure.

I am just glad he didnt get off on a bogus technicality that social liberals try so hard to justify
 
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NDhoosier said:
this site is definitely full of social conservatives, that is for sure.

I am just glad he didnt get off on a bogus technicality that social liberals try so hard to justify
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What exactly do you mean by these comments?
 
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Wouldn't life in prison be worse than a death sentence?
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I'd way rather he spend the rest of his life in prison than be executed. There's a reason Sandusky's on suicide watch right now, and there's a reason prisons do everything they can to prevent inmates from killing themselves - for many of these guys, death is preferable to life in prison. Just throw him in the GP and let him experience what it was like to be one of those kids in the shower. In my mind, that's greater justice than an execution.
 
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