No death penalty for Penn State
by Jack BechtaJuly 18, 02012..........???
PEDOPHILE SEX RING AT PENN STATE?
IS THIS A PEDOPHILE SEX RING?
By Jon Rappoport
www.nomorefakenews.com
November 10, 2011.
MarkMadden, a Pennsylvania radio host, wrote a piece about Jerry Sandusky, the accused Penn State pedophile, back in April, while a grand jury was deciding whether to indict Sandusky.
Madden alerted readers that something very nasty might leap out at them soon. Well, now it has. Sandusky has been indicted on 40 counts of child abuse. For years, he was Joe Paterno’s assistant football coach at Penn State.
And Paterno, and the school’s athletic director, and the school president have all been fired, because they were told (in one form or another) about Sandusky raping a young boy in the Penn State locker room shower, and they didn’t make sure the cops knew about it and took action.
Well today. Madden, this radio host, has more to say. He states there is a chance that Sandusky, who has been running a foundation to help young kids, has been pimping some of these kids out to rich Penn State donors.
I was speculating about this to a friend last night. I was also telling him about the mysterious case of Ray Gricar, the local prosecutor who considered filing charges against Sandusky back in 1998, when the first report came in accusing Sandusky of washing two naked boys in a shower. Gricar eventually decided not to prosecute.
No one can ask Gricar about his reasoning now, because he disappeared a few years ago, after leaving his home to do a few routine errands.
Eventually, his car was found. Inside the car was his cell phone. His wallet and keys were gone.
Sometime later, his laptop was found in a river, with the hard drive missing.
Sometime later, the hard drive was found in the river bank, but it was too damaged to collect data from.
Police, at Gricar’s home, examined his desk computer, and discovered that Gricar (or someone) had been doing searches on how to disable a hard drive.
Gricar has never been found.
What was so important on the hard drive? Evidence of wider pedophile activity?
Did Gricar commit suicide? Was he murdered?
Jerry Sandusky, the accused pedophile, was once one of the most respected assistant college football coaches in America. When he abruptly retired, in 1999, people were shocked. Equally strange, no college since that time has signed him up to coach.
But since 1999, Sandusky has had access to Penn State football facilities, and was seen there as recently as last week.
Sandusky’s foundation for at-risk kids, The Second Mile, is well known. It has major funding. It’s also, of course, a perfect setting for a pedophile.
Nothing has been proved in court against Sandusky. There could be a trial, there could be a plea bargain.
Yesterday, several sports writers, in the wake of the firings at Penn State, said, “Let the healing begin.” They always do. They always refer to sports programs as “the point of pride” for a big university. As if without that religious component, the whole institution would go down the drain. Well, now they may have to wait for the healing. Because if this latest suggestion about pimping out kids to rich donors is true, football will fade out. The University will crumble, and that’s just for starters.
There will be secret payoffs, certain men will be boarding planes out of the country, various cover-up crimes will be committed. There will be massive stonewalling.
Keep watching. See if this accusation of pimping kids to rich men is dismissed as irresponsible incitement…and vanishes with no follow-up, no investigation...
9 Troubling Questions About The Penn State Sex Abuse Scandal
On the heels of the revelation that the judge who freed Jerry
Sandusky on bail was a donor to Sandusky's Second Mile charity, and the
incredulous questions as to why she did not recuse herself, here are
some more unanswered questions surrounding this awful scandal. Not to get into the realm of conspiracy theory, but there are some very disturbing “coincidences” surrounding this case.
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A mother whose son was involved with Sandusky's Second Mile charity contacted University Police in 1998 after learning her son had been showering with the Penn State Defensive Coordinator.
Detectives eavesdropped on a conversation between the mother and Sandusky in which she confronted him and asked if his "private parts" had touched her son. Sandusky responded, "I don't think so...maybe. I was wrong. I wish I could get forgiveness. I know I won't get it from you. I wish I were dead."
Despite testimony from the mother and Sandusky's statement caught on tape, Centre County District Attorney Ray Gricar refused to bring charges against Sandusky. Sandusky "retired" from Penn State football the next year, but continued to run Second Mile from an office on the Penn State campus, where he still had access to the athletic facilities.
D.A. Ray Gricar disappeared in 2005, 7 years after the first Sandusky case and 9 months before his retirement.
After telling his girlfriend he was going for a long drive, his car was found abandoned at an antiques market 50 miles from the courthouse where he worked. His laptop was discovered months later in the Susquehanna River, its hard drive removed. Investigators learned Gricar, shortly before his disappearance, had done internet searches on how to destroy a hard drive.
Gricar's daughter had him declared legally dead this year.
The Centre County District Attorney refuses to release any records on the disappearance of Gricar, rejecting Right-To-Know requests from the Associated Press.
More troubling, when the Associated Press requested Gricar's file on the 1998 allegations against Sandusky, the District Attorney's office said they could not release the file because "there are no such records in the office."
According to sports writer Mark Madden, who was one of the first to break the Sandusky child rape story, investigators are currently looking into whether Sandusky may have been at the center of a child prostitution ring.
If Sandusky was using Second Mile as a recruiting ground for victims, it should be asked if anyone else in the charity was doing the same.
A New York charity, who worked in conjunction with Second Mile, is investigating whether any disadvantaged children it sent to stay in Sandusky's home may have been abused.
It is a stark reminder that the 8 children from the Grand Jury Report are probably not the only victims. Sandusky is alleged to be a serial rapist and his crimes may not have been contained within Second Mile.
Jerry Sandusky was a renowned assistant coach who helped Penn State win two national championships. He was 55 years old when he "retired" from Penn State in 1999, still in the prime of his coaching life. Sandusky was widely considered a successor to Joe Paterno.
Why was he not recruited by other football programs? Did it not seem odd that a successful member of one of the most respected football dynasties in the nation would suddenly step down and not pursue other career options? Surely these questions were asked, and quite probably answered, in the college football community.
Assistant Coach Mike McQueary is in the Grand Jury Report as an eyewitness to Sandusky's rape of a 10 or 11-year-old boy in the shower room of the Lasch Football Building. He did not report what he saw to a law enforcement or child protective services agency. Head Coach Joe Paterno and Penn State President Graham Spanier were fired for similar lack of action.
Penn State president Rodney Erickson, who replaced Spanier, will only say McQueary is still on staff because of unspecified "legal reasons."
It is speculated McQueary is being protected so he can be a credible witness when he testifies against Sandusky in court. As of this writing, McQueary has been put on paid leave and is in protective custody.
According to the Grand Jury Report, Paterno knew of allegations against Sandusky at least as far back as 2002. It is reasonable to assume he was informed of the investigation of Sandusky in 1998, which likely led Paterno later that same year to inform Sandusky he would not be the next head coach at Penn State.
Also of interest is how much Joe Paterno and Graham Spanier might be paid as part of their contract termination.
District Judge Leslie Dutchcot released Jerry Sandusky on $100,000 bail at his preliminary arraignment. A baffling move, as Sandusky faces the possibility of life in prison. Prosecutors had requested $500,000 bail for Sandusky and that he be required to wear a leg monitor, arguing that he's a flight risk.
It has since been revealed that Dutchcot was a volunteer and donor to Sandusky's charity, Second Mile.
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