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Originally Posted by SchnellM3
What is really interesting is that the District Attorney that was supposed to have spear headed it and followed up on things at the time of the encounters, went missing shortly after. He has been missing for years and recently was declared "legally dead" earlier this year. The only things they have found from him are a wallet and some other various personal effects.
Who knows he could be buried under the end zone like Jimmy Hoffa....
Personally I think that he shouldn't have been forced out even thought he's getting senile. JoePA has brought millions to the college and is/was a great coach. What happened is a tragedy but at the time of the incident he reported it as he was supposed to, as the protocol called for. It will be interesting to see how this effects a hall of fame ballot in the future....
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Originally Posted by ShopVac
I'm sure these kids who where abused 'after' JoePa could have put a stop to it, are all glad the college is doing so well.
Seriously? Did you just fall off the turnip truck before you posted this? Legally, I still question, that with his power, he did not have a hand in the actions that took place. Morally, this guys more than just senile, he is a complete scum.
Maybe it's that I'm a father of a 12 year old son, and there is absolutely no way I can fathom someone his age being subjected to the things that happened on and off that campus.
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As I said at the begining of it, the DA that was contacted that was supposed to have followed up on it all mysteriously goes missing never to be found again? I'm sure its just a coincidence. There is more here than what everyone has illuded to in every form and only a matter of time before the whole college gets ivestigated by the feds.
He did what everything called for and alerted who he was supposed to, in the chain of command his supuriors dropped the ball as well. Why not just clear out everyone that was at the college at that time, because I'm sure everyone played part in some way or another in attempting to keep it silent. We are turning him into the scapegoat for the whole situation, when it goes much deeper than that.