Next it will be, "He was teaching the boys how to eat a banana" :sneaky:
I can see it now ... 'Yeah thats it judge! I was just teaching them how to shower properly... Then the kid accidentally fell on my erect penis a few times...'
http://www.pennlive.com/midstate/index.ssf/2011/12/jerry_sandusky_lawyer_says_san.html
"Jerry Sandusky's new lawyer claims that Sandusky may have just been teaching kids how to shower in the Penn State football locker room, and not sexually assaulting them."
Next it will be, "He was teaching the boys how to eat a banana" :sneaky:
McQueary -- a Penn State assistant coach -- took the stand in a preliminary hearing for 2 former PSU officials this morning, and said he became suspicious when he heard skin-on-skin slapping sounds coming from one of the showers.
McQueary says he peeked into the shower and personally saw Jerry and the boy naked in the shower together -- with Jerry grabbing the boy's waist from behind, while the boy was facing the wall.
McQueary says he peeked in the shower several times -- and by the last time, they had separated. But McQueary told the court, "I know they saw me. They looked directly in my eye, both of them."
"Seeing that they were separated, I thought it was best that I leave the locker room," he explained.
McQueary says he went to Penn State football coach Joe Paterno to report the incident the following morning -- but didn't use the words "sodomy" or "anal intercourse."
McQueary says Paterno slumped back in his chair and appeared disappointed, but told Mike he had "done the right thing."
When asked why he didn't report the incident to police, McQueary explained that he had spoken with PSU Vice President Gary Schultz and felt that was good enough because Schultz oversaw the campus police.
"I thought I was talking to the head of the police, to be frank with you," McQueary said. "In my mind it was like speaking to a [district attorney]. It was someone who police reported to and would know what to do with it."
http://www.pennlive.com/midstate/index.ssf/2011/12/jerry_sandusky_lawyer_says_san.html
"Jerry Sandusky's new lawyer claims that Sandusky may have just been teaching kids how to shower in the Penn State football locker room, and not sexually assaulting them."
new lawyer? but his old one was doing a great job!
new lawyer? but his old one was doing a great job!
It's an addition, not a replacement.
Somehow Sandusky managed to realized that his first attorney was crazy and insread of replacing him, he added another crazy attorney to the legal team. Just proves that crazy attracts crazy.
this mornings testimony, from tmz
McQueary says he went to Penn State football coach Joe Paterno to report the incident the following morning -- but didn't use the words "sodomy" or "anal intercourse."
McQueary says Paterno slumped back in his chair and appeared disappointed, but told Mike he had "done the right thing."
"new Sandusky lawyer Karl Rominger - who was added to attorney Joe Amendola's defense team"
In the testimony, Paterno said he "knew inappropriate action was taken by Jerry Sandusky with a youngster" after a meeting with then-graduate assistant Mike McQueary, who allegedly saw Sandusky sexually abusing a boy in a locker room shower the previous night, but did not inform police and waited several days to meet with his boss, athletic director Tim Curley, because he "didn't want to interfere with their weekends."
On a somewhat related not, Penn State quarter back Matt McGloin was knocked out by Penn State receiver Nathan Drake after bowl practice today.
http://www.sbnation.com/ncaa-footba...cgloin-curtis-drake-fight-penn-state-practice
'No screaming equals no insertion'... wtf are these penn state fans thinking?
http://bwi.rivals.com/showmsg.asp?fid=36&tid=150996485&mid=150996485&sid=890&style=2
to be fair half the post are even saying "WTF" to them. some really good post against it.
Ganim spent months dogging what became one of the top international stories of 2011 - the sexual abuse allegations against Jerry Sandusky, a former Penn State assistant football coach and founder of the charity The Second Mile.
Ganim broke the news in March 2011 that Sandusky was being investigated by a grand jury. Hundreds of journalists descended on State College after Ganim's story drew national attention following Sandusky's arrest in November.
"What really struck me about this story and about Sara’s work is that this was not a case where we uncovered some big issue or wanted to look at some big issue or did a massive investigation. This was a case of a reporter doing her job," Patriot-News editor David Newhouse said.
Sounds like the defense is going to be - these kids are only making up these stories because they want to get money out of this. Wow, I feel horrible for these kids.
The man whose complaints led to the child sexual abuse investigation of Jerry Sandusky tearfully told a Pennsylvania jury Tuesday that the former Penn State assistant football coach kissed, fondled and engaged in oral sex with him in the basement of the adults home.
On the second day of testimony in the case against Sandusky, the second witness -- known in court documents as Victim One -- said that when he was a boy the former coach would give him gifts and make him feel special. Eventually the relationship moved to another, physical, level.
It was a story similar to that told by the first alleged victim on Monday and, according to the grand jury description, likely to be repeated through much of this week as six more alleged victims take the stand.
PHOTOS: The Sandusky case: Who's who
Sandusky, 68, is charged with 52 criminal counts of sexually abusing 10 boys over 15 years.
The witness told the jury of seven women and five men that the abuse began when he, now 18, was 11 or 12 years old, according to media reports from the courtroom.
"It began with the hand on my leg while we were driving and evolved into the touching in the basement of his home," he said during cross-examination by defense attorney Joe Amendola.
Sandusky would crack his back by hugging him, rub his buttocks and blow on his stomach and then move on to oral sex, the witness recounted. Asked by prosecutor Joseph McGettigan about his response, the witness replied: "I spaced. I didn't know what to do with all the thoughts running through my head. I just didn't want it to happen."
"Did you tell him to stop?" McGettigan asked.
"I didn't know what to say. I was embarrassed and confused and didn't know what to do," the man replied, according to the media reports.
On one occasion, he said, Sandusky "made me put my mouth on his privates."
The man said he tried to end his contacts with Sandusky but was unable to do so. Eventually, he said, he asked his mother about a "website for people who do things to children."
He said he later met with a school guidance counselor and other officials, who were initially dubious that Sandusky had committed abuse.
"They said, 'He has a heart of gold and wouldn't do anything to anybody' and 'We need to think about it,' so they didn't believe me, the man said.
During cross-examination, Amendola continued his main attack themes: The alleged victims could profit in civil suits from making their charges, and their stories changed over time. The account from Tuesday's witness changed from simple touching to include oral sex as he recounted the story to more officials, the lawyer noted.
The witness met Sandusky through The Second Mile, the charity the coach founded for at-risk children.
It was the witness allegations in 2008 that prompted the grand jury investigation that led to the charges against Sandusky.
Prosecutors say former Penn State vice president Gary Schultz kept a secret file containing allegations of inappropriate behavior against Jerry Sandusky that directly contradict statements Schultz made to the grand jury investigating the disgraced former defensive coordinator.
fucking eco-kookswat?? the green lantern didn't show up and save the day??