HARRISBURG, Pa. - The Penn State football coach who told a grand jury that he saw another coach molest a child failed to meet "a moral obligation" to intervene, Pennsylvania's governor said Sunday, adding that he expects more victims to come forward.
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I thought it was ok to be gay.
ReplyDeletePenn State is in danger of having the pedophile sex ring exposed - one which has "served" the rich Alumni for decades behind closed doors.
ReplyDeleteA lot of these same Alumni are furious that their "man" Paterno the Pedophile has not protected the story.
The real beef is with this Asst Coach who insists on telling what he knows.
9:23 He would have the same moral obligation if he saw a adult having straight sex with a child.
ReplyDeleteHe did not stumble upon two consenting adults having sex.
If all this is true. Close them down and lock up the guilty.
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ReplyDeleteHe reported it to his suppervisors didn't he? (head coach), who reported to his suppervisors
The boys father was also told.
I watched some football games over weekend. You know there was a lot of men grabbing other mens butts. Some appeared to enjoy it, some didn't
ReplyDeleteWhy are they allowed to continue?
It is ok to be gay and straight but it is never right to have sex with a child.
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ReplyDeleteHe reported it to his suppervisors didn't he? (head coach), who reported to his suppervisors
The boys father was also told.
November 14, 2011 10:46 AM
You are DENSE!