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Penn State protects child rapist that was former famous D-Coordinator

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That's another thing: what's the deal with his wife?

wow

I once prosecuted a particularly horrific molestation case and, before I met the wife (who was the mother of the victims), I assumed she had to have known and would be in some way fatally flawed - crazy, stupid, terribly unattractive, something. She was none of those things - she was lovely, bright, level-headed and, I think, sincerely unaware of what he'd done. The dynamics in families can be strange and unexpected. I'm willing to give Dotty Sandusky the benefit of the doubt for the time being.

As a (related) digression, I can pretty much guarantee that Sandusky was molested as a kid. (Otherwise it's almost impossible he'd be molesting kids now.) That does very strange things to one's mind - the kid has to essentially lead a double life in which he or she is a sexually mature person in private and a naive kid in public. I once met with a 12-year-old who had been regularly raped by her dad since she was 3. She was, on the one hand, able to talk about her crush on a schoolmate in an age-appropriate way - she put her hands over her eyes and was very embarrassed - but in the same discussion could have a frank and detailed discussion about sex with her father and even an incident in which he'd tried to get her to have sex with a dog. This schism is devastating as people get older - every documented case of true split personality has been a victim of child molestation. People like Sandusky can, on the one hand, be successful and charming while, on the other hand, being terribly disturbed. It's quite possible his wife saw a lot of his good side and none of his bad.
 
WTF, bail set at $250k, prosecution had requested $1M. :\

The wonders never cease in Corrupt Valley.

Serial Molesters kill themselves when the certainty of their eventual conviction starts to seep through their delusions. Also, the sick fuck lives next to an elementary school playground. As this goes on, he'll be more and more of a target for attacks if he's on the streets.

Dude needs to be in jail on suicide watch.
 
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Gotta wonder wtf is going on with these judges in this community...

Judges in university towns tend to be alumni of the local university and HUGE football fans if it's a football school. Hell the first judge let this piece of shit out with no bail and was involved with Sandusky's charity.
 
Someone should just hire an assassin and kill the guy.

Death is too good for him. Getting prosecuted, convicted, and serving the rest of his life in jail for this crime will be hell for him. I don't want him to escape his shame with a quick exit.
 
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i noticed no one updated this thread when Sandusky did the NYT interview and in response to a question about the first Bob Costas interview...

"I was sitting there like, 'what in the world is this question?' Am I going to be, if I say, 'no I'm not attracted to boys,' that's not the truth because I'm attracted to young people - boys, girls," he said.
 
🙄 Bail has more to do with flight risk, it's not supposed to be a monetary punishment.

And he previously posted $250k bail. Frankly, why bother? just give him no bail, not even the thought that he could be out from behind bars for the rest of his life. it's that simple.

These people still think PSU football and all that it brings is the most important thing in life. They need to start re-prioritizing.
 
Bail is a huge income for the government.
If the bail is too high, he won't pay it.
 
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And he previously posted $250k bail. Frankly, why bother? just give him no bail, not even the thought that he could be out from behind bars for the rest of his life. it's that simple.

These people still think PSU football and all that it brings is the most important thing in life. They need to start re-prioritizing.

The government makes money on bail, you if the person isn't an imminent danger to society (perhaps questionable here if he's still allowed to leave his home) or a flight risk, they want him to post bail. This has nothing to do with "PSU Football culture." Arguing that he's more prone to witness tampering, etc. is a better route than repeatedly spouting "Football > all."
 
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Bail is a huge income for the government.
If the bail is too high, he won't pay it.

The government makes money on bail, you if the person isn't an imminent danger to society (perhaps questionable here if he's still allowed to leave his home) or a flight risk, they want him to post bail. This has nothing to do with "PSU Football culture." Arguing that he's more prone to witness tampering, etc. is a better route than repeatedly spouting "Football > all."

How does the govt make money on bail?

In fact, I'm pretty sure they don't. You don't have to put it up in cash either. They'll hold a deed to your house if you've got the equity.

Now bailbondsmen, that's another story.

Fern
 
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