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Michele Bachmann On The Penn State Scandal: ‘I’d Want To Go Find That Guy And Beat Him To A Pulp’

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Congresswoman Michele Bachmann appeared on Meet the Press today, and before addressing last night’s debate or any other political news, David Gregory asked Bachmann to weigh in on the continuing fallout from the Penn State scandal, and if Congress would potentially play a role in investigating the cover-up of sexual abuse by assistant coach Jerry Sandusky.

Bachmann thought the investigation should be continued at the state level, but she also took time to address how, as a mother, she was completely mortified at the idea of such a thing being done to young boys.

“The lens that I look at this through is as a mother. I’m a mother of five biological children and 23 foster children, and my heart is, I think is reflective of that of the American people. This is so horrific on the level of a parent. I think about my children, if that was my child, and I think my automatic reaction would be, even though I’m a small woman, I’d want to go find that guy and beat him to a pulp.

I think that’s what any parent would want to do when they think about their child. But clearly, this is very high-profile now, as it should be, and I have no doubt that this will, this level of scrutiny, justice will be done.”

Bachmann also praised the media for covering the scandal so thoroughly.

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  • Anonymous

    Don’t worry… that will happen the first day he is in the general prison population.

  • Anonymous

    Cue Marcus Bachmann joke in 3, 2, 1…

  • TXConservative

    Yes, as a parent I want to beat creepy Jerry S to a pulp. And also the cowardly coach who walked in on the assault years ago, and did nothing. Both the creep and the coward deserve punishment, along with anyone else who knew but did nothing to alert the authorities.

  • TXConservative

    I wish this were true, but unfortunately pedophiles are protected from the general prison population. Pedophiles are afforded more protection than their little victims were.

  • http://twitter.com/Zamir Zamir

    she should start appearing on TV in a dominatrix outfit with a a whip or lash given this and last night’s debate were she said would use torture for Intel from “terrorists” she must be a old testament Christian

  • Lulu

    I’d like to know if this is an organized paedophile ring. Unfortunately, I expect Sandusky will disappear like the DA.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_NWVKX2P2QBPQ6FHQHCHVIC2ALQ Fedup in Florida

    Why does the Federal Government always have to be the answer?  Don’t they have enough that they are not taking care of already?  

    Sandusky is a pervert and is going to be dealt with, this is an aberration not the norm.  If the Federal Government wants to take on the NCAA and it’s governing body for the reasons of reform regarding recruiting and the archaic rules that surround the athletes who earn those institutions and coaches millions of $ then that is one thing, Simply interjecting itself into this horrific crime just because they are the Federal Government and as such they assume that there is nothing that happens in this country that they should not be involved with is wrong headed.  

  • Anonymous

    hahahahah…u wingnuts dont want to admitt that everybody involved in this scandal are republicans…..the family values kinda wingnuts too….you asswipes are nothing but a bunch of pervs that throw people off your sick little perverted trais by slapping them around with a bible….give me a break with all this fake outrage….you dont give a damn about these kids all you care about is money….now super christian bachman wants to torture people and incite violence against paterno…..i bet she does want to keep justice on the state level….anything to keep herself as president from facing a international war crimes tribunal….

  • Anonymous

    Very true. A fact most people don’t know….the same applies to any infamous publicized convicts. Had Casey Anthony been convicted, she would also have been in a protective wing of the prison.

  • Anonymous

    Michele, you will have to beat Marcus to him. I am certain Marcus and Jerry have a lot in common.

  • Anonymous

    I get what your both saying. But (and I’m honestly asking) if that is the case, how did this happen?

    http://articles.cnn.com/2003-08-24/us/geoghan_1_joseph-l-druce-worcester-county-district-attorney-defrocked-roman-catholic-priest?_s=PM:US

  • Anonymous

    Michele would be a ball buster if elected president. She hates the male hormone and if possible would stop its flow. Her heaven is a place with thousands of dildos that pay the bills.

  • Anonymous

    You trying to gain political points by assuming everyone involved in this is some politically diehard Republican is distasteful. I remember back in the 80′s a Dem house member admitting to statuary rape and being applauded upon return to the house. included in the house member s applauding was Ted Kennedy. Do you want to start throwing this stone cuz I got an itchy Google finger and I can match you example for example.

    If you evidence that all involved were politically active Republicans… please link.

  • Anonymous

    WELL MRS BACHMANN,

    THIS I CAN AGREE WITH YOU ON FOR A CHANGE .

  • Anonymous

    I’m a little ambivalent on that. I believe punishment should always be administered to the perp. It may be immoral, but no single person should have a legal obligation to report wrong-doing. It should not be punishable as a crime. Let’s just say, I’m opposed to good samaritan laws. The coach…in his defense —  could very well say he did something, despite it not being enough. I don’t like scapegoating. The REAL bad guy here is the guy who molested the kid. Everything else that is being done is to appease public outrage which I think is wrong. Similar thing happened in FL when the losing prosecutors tried to impose some monetary claims against Casey Anthony for a trial that she was acquitted of. I don’t like things being done to appease public outcry. Here’s how I look at it. Sandusky should be tried and judged by a jury of his peers, and the SCHOOL which did nothing should face sanctions from the NCAA and even a civil lawsuit from the victims or their families since they didn’t do what they were legally required to do. I know my position is not popular but what I think is just.

  • clever

    Only a liberal would have a problem with this unless of course it was there kid then it would be a different story.

  • Anonymous

    stfu…..they ARE republicans and you know it…..cut the BS…..i dont give a damn what you think…..and i bet u do have an itchy google finger…….now Goggle SANTORUM and stick that finger somewhere besides up some little boys behind pervert

  • labman57

    How presidenti­al of her. Because who needs a court system and a judicial process when you can call on a lynch mob to settle the matter?

  • Anonymous

    In most states, child abuse (especially sexual) is the one crime that people are required by law to report, even if someone witnesses a murder, they are not required to report it.  I’m not sure if it is the law in Penn., but even so the graduate student who witnessed the rape of a 10-year old boy in the shower should have called the police right there and then.  But instead he went home, talked it over with his father (who should also have called police) and then reported it to the Head Coach the next day.  The grad student is almost as much to blame as the Head Coach who only told the University Administration, not the police.

    I know the university fired the Head Coach, and the grad student, now assistant coach was suspended after numerous death threats, but they should have fired him too.  I’m sure the families involved will file a civil suit against all of them and the university, as they should since they were all complicite in the crime.

  • Anonymous

    Michele Bachmann can’t even say “As a Mom I’d like to beat him to a pulp.”

    It’s always, “As a mom who raised 5 blood children and 23 foster children I’d like to beat him to a pulp.

    This robot is a walking talking-point. Matthews was right, she is hypnotized.

  • Anonymous

    Protection is not absolute. Guards get killed in prison too. Also most of these killings are well calculated & planned. These animals just need a small window to do this.

  • Anonymous

    youre the typical asswipe hobbit…instead of sticking to the current subject you deflect to kennedy or clinton as if that justifys the actions of a gay ass pedophile republican…..plus you buttheads keep comparing consenual sex with molestation….me thinks thats because of the caveman mentality of you idiots…whats the problem asshole????….dont you want to defend 2 republican sexual assulters in one week????….hahahahaha….its getting harder and harder to claim to be the VALUES Party huh????

  • Anonymous

    Well I would bet you a paycheck that most of the higher ups at PS are Republicans. 

  • Anonymous

    No chance of Sandusky going any where unless he decides to do himself in!!!!

  • Anonymous

    Unfortunately they will not loose their wonderful pensions.  Sandusky gets about $55,000 a year.  And I bet JoPa is in for a healthy one also.

  • Anonymous

    Apparently you must not watch MSNBC’s Lock-Up shows.   LOL LOL

  • Bob

    apparently, conservatives like Paterno had no problem with it.

  • Tim Tebow

    If you folks want a president who will do nothing, somebody who will get out of the way of business and individuals (Paul), maybe you should consider drafting a coach (Paterno) who did nothing when something should have been done.

    GOP: “Just do nothing–everything will be fine.”

    That’s your philosophy, right?

  • Tim Tebow

    Paterno is a Republican.

  • Anonymous

    I liked “To Catch a Predator” myself  :). “Why don’t you have a seat”….

  • Rex the Wonder God

    They are protected because the prison system knows they were not sentenced by the court system to death and the prison system knows putting them into general population is a death sentence, which the court system would punish the prison system for doing.

    You’ve got the RESULT correct, but not the cause. Pedophilia stresses every part of society, the prison system not exempted.

  • ganymede

    We live in a culture with a lot of unresolved violence and a lot of it comes from rightwingers. It’s violence to take normal, natural homosexual people and think you can pray away the gay. It’s  violence to take a sicko like Sandusky and incite people to beat him to a pulp, no matter how guilty he is. It’s extreme violence to promote wars by lies and subterfuge that destroy countries and needlessly kill hundreds of thousands of people, mostly innocent civilians. The jocks at Penn State like the Catholic hierarchy that turned a blind eye to thousands of acts of perversion and the warmongering politicians should, once and for all be forced to examine their valuies and take action, otherwise we are doomed to more violence on all levels.

  • Rex the Wonder God

    Because the prison system is hardly perfect, but rather imperfect like every other human system.

    There’s nothing systemic that one can draw from a short article on a prison murder. You’d have to know more of the facts; there are always facts to consider. Maybe the priest had asked to be taken out of isolation; maybe he was in general population as a step towards release. Maybe this killing didn’t have to do with why the priest was in jail, maybe it was between the two of them; maybe the other guy was simply nuts. You need more facts before you can draw inferences.

  • Rex the Wonder God

    What crap. They are only animals in the sense that we ALL of us are animals, HUMAN animals. You trying to portray them as subhuman is disgusting. Yes, we’ve all seen on the cable channels those horrifying stories of what prisoners become and do in prison, but they’re still human no matter how horrifying. 

    And what a monstrous piece of bull to say “most of these killings are well calculated & planned”. You don’t link to anything, you just assert that as a fact, with no support.

    You are not helping.

  • Anonymous

    Link?

  • Anonymous

    You come off mentally sound and not bat$hit crazy at all. Nope… no red flags in your post that would be found the the DSM.

  • Anonymous

    Well.. I don’t want a president that claims he wants jobs but stops any non-union job he can.

    http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2806761/posts

  • Rex the Wonder God

    It’s not just, it’s inane & completely ignorant.

    Look, there were laws & regulations & policies in place that directed & governed the responsibilities of Paterno & the other PSU employees involved. This isn’t a case of some vague set of Good Samaritan laws impinging on their liberty, this is part of the price all of us who get employed have to pay for accepting employment responsibilities. On top of that, the PSU football coaches had quasi-parental responsibilities towards the young people in their care, which is why PSU is now on the hook for hundreds of millions of dollars in civil damages claims.

    Your notion that the SCHOOL had no responsibility is completely wrong-headed, besides which NCAA sanctions are an utter joke, the whole NCAA organization is a cover for a set of for-profit entertainment enterprises employing cheap plentiful labor. What REALLY should happen is that the NCAA should be abandoned, and PSU have to start from scratch, get rid of its football program & all its for-profit sports programs & work towards re-establishing itself for what it was supposed to be in the first place: a publicly funded university.

  • proud2teabagu

    Well she did and all you do is spew bile out of that cess pool you call your mouth.

  • Rex the Wonder God

    Actually, they probably will. Certainly PSU will act, swiftly & in its own financial interests & as a fiduciary for the public (state-funded) interest to strip Sandusky’s pension. The only defense to that Sandusky would have is to say JoPa knew all about it & condoned his crimes, and in law that does not work out well, because employers are generally not held to a standard of having to condone criminal behavior on an ongoing basis. I think Sandusky’s pension is toast.

    I also think the other PSU employees, the two charged with perjury, are toast insofar as their pensions are concerned. PSU is going to go after them for failing to discharge their duties in accordance with the policies & regulations & laws that bore on their employment. Again, their only answer in defense is to say they DID tell PSU higher-ups & were told to leave it all up to those higher-ups, the old army concept of I vuss joost vollowing orders, mein herr. This could REALLY get complicated if they then say something like, JoPa told us he’d take care of it, but really, that isn’t an answer the courts are going to accept. I think their pensions are toast.

    So why wouldn’t JoPa’s pension be toast, too? No normal rules of logic apply here. JoPa is in an interesting position in this, the biggest target but with the most resources to operate. He’s very old and very beloved, an icon for the school & the state, but his head is very likely going to be offered up on a platter by someone, Sandusky, the two PSU officials indicted for perjury, McQueary, higher ups in PSU looking to protect themselves and/or PSU, someone. So, with JoPa’s pension, there’s politics involved. I think it’s too early to tell what is going to happen to JoPa’s pension.

  • Anonymous

    RexTheWonderGod…they cease to be humans when they commit crimes against humanity. What is bewildering and appalling is your sympathy for some of the monsters who get put in there. My comment was in reference to violent offenders who are in prison for committing capital crimes. I suggest watching some prison documentaries. I am helping by not sugar coating the reality & ugliness of the human race. If you don’t like it, bite me.

  • Anonymous

    WOW!  I would love to see Michele in leather together with boots and chains!  The rating would be higher than the Super Bowl!

  • Rex the Wonder God

    Wow; I actually kind of agree. 

    PSU is a state-chartered, state-funded university. This is a state matter. Bachmann is ALWAYS implying use of federal power in sphere that are not federal spheres.

    The NCAA, tho, probably does qualify for federal regulation under the commerce power, but that means nothing in these times, with a Known Nothing caucus making for a Do Nothing Congress & an historically frozen Senate, and an administration directed by a White House in re-election campaign mode. 

    But after the Obomneycare mandate case is ruled on by the Supreme Court, and after the next election, there COULD be a push to do something about the NCAA. I doubt it, very much, because the list of this nation’s problems is extremely long & the NCAA is not anywhere near the top.

  • Anonymous

    Where is the proof that Sandusky& Co. are conservative Republicans?  Reminds me of November 22, 1963, when the mainstream media declared that President Kennedy had been killed in right wing nut Dallas by what had to be a right winger.  When it turned out that Lee Harvey Oswald was a Communist, the media ran for cover!

  • Rex the Wonder God

    You have to link to such allegations; not all of us trust the Chinese wall between your memories & your imagination. Name the House member – & bear in mind Ted Kennedy was a Senator, not a House member, so your memory is already looking shaky on this alleged incident.

  • Rex the Wonder God

    I think Marcus Bachmann is a hypocrite and a fraud and a con man, and a religious nut – but I do not agree with lumping him in with Sandusky this way.

  • Anonymous
  • Rex the Wonder God

    Another cheap shot I think is not merited. Michelle Bachmann is incompetent & a religious nut, & was a waste of taxpayer money as a House rep; but there is no evidence of her being a man hater or that anything she says or does is motivated by a heaven full of dildos. Her vision of there being a heaven in the first place is silly superstition, and her belief in the Rapture is disturbing, and I have no confidence at all that she respects separation of state from church, but crude cheap shots like this are out of line.

  • Anonymous

    In reply to Rex:

    It is not appalling to refer to these people as animals. There are 8 billion people on the earth and yes we are all humans, but there are humans that are predators and humans that unfortunately get turned into prey.
    Sandusky is an animal … every facet of his life was built around getting closer and closer to young boys in order to make them his next victim. His summer camps, his charity, his volunteer high school coaching – they were all a means to acquire more unsuspecting victims. His behavior is absolutely animal like. This guy is not a ‘human’ because he has no regard for fellow humanity.
    And if you don’t think prison violence is calculated and well thought-out, you are mistaken.  

  • Anonymous

    Congresswoman Michele Bachmann is a strong, independent, intelligent, attractive, articulate, powereful and accomplished conservative woman.  She has been slected by Forbes Magazine as one of the 100 most powerful women in the world.  She is ranked number 22, behind Oprah (14), Michelle Obama (8) and Hillary (2).  She also has been selected by Time Magazine as one of the 100 most influential Americans, male or female.  This terrifies the liberals who prefer their women either to be “left wing kooks” or women who remain quiet, barefoot and pregnant in the kitchen.  Michele is everything that Gloria Steinham and the “Womens Libbers” told us four days ago that every woman should be.  She has an outstanding education, a husband, a family and a phenominally successful career.  She has it all!  She is a great role model for American women!

  • Anonymous

    I would prefer that she hire thugs to beat up Sandusky!  When they are finished they can beat up B_F_D!  Michele is too feminine and delicate to be beating up perverts!

  • Anonymous

    RyGuy2012…you are absolutely right. You know, at the FBI, they have zoologists who they use in conjunction with actual criminal profilers to profile human criminals (especially in un-named and unknown subject cases) since their predatory behavior is very similar to those of predatory animals stalking prey. I am not making this up. If you have Netflix, search for a NatGeo documentary called “Inside The FBI.”

  • Anonymous

    Well, let’s just hope that all of them do lose their pensions and freedom.  What happened was an unspeakable crime against boys who were victimized.  As much as I don’t like Michelle Bachman, here I must agree with her completely….

  • Anonymous

    Sorry, but Marcus is too old for Jerry!

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Mary-Bechthold/1380381077 Mary Bechthold

    -1

  • Anonymous

    Guffaw…it’s hilarious to see you use the very archetype of what conservatives want their women to be, and pin it on liberals or progressives. Remember, it’s progressive women who led the championing of the woman right to vote, and the so called feminist movement that reached it’s zenith in the 60′s. Conservatives (see: Lush Limpballs, Phyllis Schlafly et al) ALWAYS view this liberation and progression of the woman as threatening, and want them to return to the good old days of their subservience to men. Hillary Clinton was very ridiculed for this during her husband’s presidency for her refusal to “know her place” as a first lady. So spare us your bullsh!t. 

  • Anonymous

    Verreauxii, in reply to your other comment about zoologists + FBI criminologists: 

    That sounds like a very interesting documentary, I’ll have to check it out.
    And this ‘animal-like’ behavior is similar among hardcore drug addicts. When one becomes badly addicted, their life pretty much consists of only 3 things – Eat, Sleep, and use drugs. They constantly search and connive to score more drugs and it becomes their only objective in life. I call it animal behavior because animals only objective is finding more food, and when they do find it, they are again instantly in search of their next meal. It’s a little bit different, but this stuff makes you think, humanity is just so intriguing…

  • Anonymous

    Put the Koolaid down. Stop drinking it.
    It makes you type very silly thoughts!

  • Sean68

    You realize you’re arguing with a kid don’t you?

  • Anonymous

    Most likely….. :)

  • Anonymous

    David Gregory to Michelle Bachmann…”Why do you support sexual assault and how long have you been the ’Grand Wizard’?”…LOL

  • Tim Tebow

    No subtlety for you on this one, eh?

    Boeing broke the law; government is obliged to uphold the law.

  • Tim Tebow

    Does your computer have the ‘Google’ feature?

    “Teach a man to fish…”

  • Anonymous

    I tend to believe they act that way because they are treated like caged animals. I could be way off.

  • Anonymous

    I can just speak from my period of working trying to rehab sex offenders which I did for a year. What was I thinking? I noticed a lot of denial, blaming the victim, rationalization, religiosity

  • Anonymous

    Ha ha, I like Michelle’s conversations with her constituents. They are always so dramatic.

  • Anonymous

    Chris Hansen always has a few questions

  • Anonymous

    Wouldn’t it be wonderful if Hannibal Lecter was real and they could make Jerry Sandusky his cell mate?

  • Anonymous

    Where is his voter registration?  I am willing to acknowledge that that if Republicans and Democrats cannot unite against the pedophiles, both parties should be dissolved!  This is a non partisan issue and hopefully we can all unite against the Jerry Sanduskys of this world and bring them to justice.  If we cannot, deport them to Iran and let them be punished under Sharia Law!

  • Anonymous

    NO!  That is the philosphy of some free libertarians.  Congressman Paul can speak for hemself!

  • Anonymous

    No!

  • Anonymous

    Many conservatives love Hillary Clinton today!  Every once in a while President Obama needs a good shot of testosterone when deciding issues of foreign policy and Hillary is there to give it to him!

  • Anonymous

    Where is his voter registration?  Who says Joe is a conservative?

  • Anonymous

    Good thing there’s this thing called ‘the internet’ and we can prove you wrong. After Pelosi, she was easily the most reviled female politician by conservatives during the past decade. You people don’t like Hillary, you just hate her less than you do Obama. :)

  • Anonymous

    Michele Bachmann to David Gregory . . .”Gee David, what a stupid question?  You are so dumb that people will think you work for NBC . . .Oh, wait!  You do work for NBC!  Although my husband tells me that I am a “wizzard under the sheets,” and have we five (5) children to prove it, I do not condone sexual assault under any circumstances! I do favor a heavy dose of salt peter in the diets of all NBC employees.”

  • Anonymous

    I am a conservative and I recognize that Hillary has matured politically over the years and is not that radical liberal who graduated from Yale. She was unpopular during the Bill Clinton Presidency, because the Democrats tried to portray her as the liberal in “their two for the price of one” propaganda.  Not all conservatives like her, but I do (P.S. Now that she is letting her hair grow long again, she is a very beautiful and sexy woman).  I would love to be standed on a desert island with Hillary and Michele!

  • Anonymous

    Obama and Hillary are indistinguishable….policy-wise. Poor excuse. 

  • AliveStillKickin

    I wouldn’t beat him to a pulp, ganymede….I would beat him half to death….TWICE.Then I would bitch-slap you until you grew some testicles.Be glad you don’t live in a Muslim country where they would just behead your perverted queer ass

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Melanie-Simms/1176591711 Melanie Simms

    All this from a woman who later says that the Penn State Scandal should be handled internally by PA and not by the Feds! Is she nuts? She is clearly protecting somebody in PA!

  • Anonymous

    Yah, mein Fuhreress!

  • AliveStillKickin

     As a father and a grandfather….I would like to find him and hang him by YOUR balls.

  • Anonymous

    Which leads to point on MISSING DA RAY GRICAR:

    It IS VILE and repulsive ;& AN OUTRAGE &all SORTS of things of WORST NIGHTMARES…that some1 would DO THIS to LITTLE KIDS. All over the INTERNET, OFF it too, U can WITNESS this SENTIMENT:

    I have …number of KIDS, …number of GRANDKIDS.Were these boys MY kids, MY grandkids, I PROMISE U, THEY WOULD B THE VERY LAST KIDS, THAT WOULD EVER B VIOLATED, THIS WAY, BECAUSE I’D KILL THE PERSON.

    The sentiment is understandable. NOW PICTURE U R THAT PARENT-

    U GO 2 THE STAFF @ THE UNIVERSITY 2 TELL THEM, 2 WARN THEM. . .ABOUT SANDUSKY. U GET MAINLY REASSURANCES, , ,LOOK, WE’RE PARENTS TOO…G SPANIER, FAMILY THERAPIST TRIES TO HANDLE IT… INTERNALLY. BY COUNSELING THE PARTIES INVOLVED; THEY CAN ‘HANDLE IT’…AFTER ALL, THEY’RE A UNIVERSITY…THEY ‘TRAIN’ THE PEOPLE SERVING IN THE SYSTEM. . .NO NEED 4 THE WHOLE W O R L D, 2 KNOW ABOUT THIS…THEY HAVE A REPUTATION, TO PROTECT (PSU…THE TEAM)…PATERNO, THE REST, ALL WEIGH IN ON WHAT NEEDS 2 B ‘DONE’.
    GRICAR IS INVOLVED. . . IN THIS.
    KNEW OF IT YEARS BEFORE THE 2002 RAPE OF A LITTLE BOY BY SANDUSKY. . .THE PRE-MEDITATED VIOLENT RAPE OF SOME PARENT’S LITTLE BOY, WHICH, BY ALL ACCOUNTS : WAS PREVENTABLE, OR @ LEAST COULD HAVE BEEN

    IN 2005, JUST BEFORE HIS RETIREMENT, GRICAR GETS INTO HIS CAR & GOES FOR A DRIVE, TO HAVE, YET, ANOTHER CONVERSATION…WITH SOME 1 MEETING HIM ON ONE OF HIS ‘ANTIQUE TRIPS’…HE WAS LAST REPORTED SPEAKING TO A WOMAN…
    THE WITNESS WAS PRETTY SURE IT WAS HIM…DETAILS OF IT WERE NOT RELEASED BY POLICE, PENDING INVESTIGATION …(WAS THE CONVERSATION AN ARGUMENT? ‘U KNEW….U KNOW ABOUT SANDUSKY’)…GRICAR= THE LAW…WHEN THE LAW FAILS 2 PROTECT, PEOPLE HAVE BEEN KNOWN 2 TAKE THE LAW INTO THEIR OWN HANDS.

    I KNOW @ LEAST 1 PARENT LIVING IN THAT LEWISBURG AREA @ THAT TIME, THAT PERSON HAD BOTH A GUN AND A SON; IS NOT THE ONLY PERSON LIVING THERE WITH EITHER, 2 B SURE.

    IF GRICAR SAID LOOK, IM VERY SORRY…BUT THERE JUST IS NOT ENUF EVIDENCE…& WE HAVE 2 HAVE EVIDENCE…THAT WITNESS IS NOT WILLING 2 TESTIFY (OR, WAS ADVISED AGAINST, IT)…& I M RETIRING &…MY HANDS R TIED, (BUT LOOK…I M A PARENT,TOO..OF X MANY KIDS … & UNDERSTAND, UR HORROR, I REALLY DO…). THE PARENT THREATENS TO GO OVER GRICARS HEAD (ANOTHER ARGUMENT /POINT)…BECAUSE GRICAR IS DROPPING IT, THE MATTER …&
    NOT PASSING IT FWD TO NEXT D.A.
    ..
    MAYBE THIS WAS THE EXCHANGE, BEFORE, THIS LAST ONE & THIS NEXT ONE…THE LAST ONE…WAS ‘IT’.

    BANG.

    WHAT ELSE IS IN LEWISBURG, IS BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY. THE BOY COULD HAVE BEEN COUNSELED, THERE…MAYBE THAT’S WHERE GRAHM SPANIER HAD HIS ADVISEMENT EXCHANGES…SO AS NOT TO B DIRECTLY INVOLVED…HE PHONED OVER A FAVOR…

  • Anonymous

    It would be a reward 2 give Sandusky a death sentence. He can serve TO PREVENT future crimes aa the 1s he has perpetrated by being kept far far ever permanently away from children& even most eveevry1 else except 2 find out what motiv8s him 2do it, what he’s done…to PREVENT IN FUTURE.

  • Anonymous

    The problem is, some persons abused sexually end up having conflicts with sexuality they otherwise may not have faced…&however this does not =a reason 2condemn a victim further, by threats 2 scare them &make ppl fear for safety. There is a dangerous assumption that whatever Sandusky did is automatically transmittable…I think ppl r trying 2point out how 2avoid violence.I pointed out b4, that I m aware of some1 excommunic8d from catholic church BECAUSE HE WAS CHEATED, ON…because spouse had some1″ ELSES “child other than his…so, the church would rather c the dissolution of a marriage that could have SURVIVED this transgression, but apparently is OKAY to keep sexual abuse by clergy a secret &NOT excommunicate these folks, nor take away their access to victims?Sanduskys locker room privlgs r removed …not enough of a deterrent…not turning child abusers over to authorities in both cases. Do not understand.

  • Sean68

    Chris Matthews still blames JFK’s assassination on the right.

  • Anonymous

    I know!  Chris Matthews even blames the assassination of President Lincoln on the right.  He believes that it was a CIA plot orchestrated successfully, because of the failure of our government to waterboard John Wilkes Booth when we had the chance!  Good old Chris!

  • Anonymous

    I met man whom raped his wife against protest &he was getting counseling &defending his actions. It made me wonder about his wife. U know I don’t know people think about guards @the prisons having 2b with Sanduskys all the time &I don’t doubt if he is placed in with genrl populous would have something happen 2him that’d make the death penalty seem like a preferable outcome.

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