So you cost the university $550K to satisfy your own curiosity. Wonderful.
PSU paid people more than that just by saying Sandusky looked at them funny
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So you cost the university $550K to satisfy your own curiosity. Wonderful.
And I forgot to mention the $8M + they paid Freeh to come up with this garbage. Any way one looks at it $550K pales in comparison.Yes. I do think it's fair to question the execution. It would be like agreeing to be given the formula for the cure for cancer but then told you couldn't share it with anyone. What's the purpose? What was the purpose of the review? Heck, for those few with access it probably made things much worse for them. Now they see the failings of the Freeh Report but can't say anything. What an absolute joke. Our BOT is as corrupt an organization as has ever existed. I truly believe that.
In other words, this "review" was totally worthless. Anyone with a modicum of intelligence knew this was the case. Hopefully this "review" didn't waste as many university resources as Barron's onion dip.
WRONG.
Force the University to release the report. Then many questions will be answered.
WRONG.
Force the University to release the report. Then many questions will be answered.
Don’t get me wrong I appreciate the constraints but it didn’t take a rocket scientist to intuit that they would exist. But you’ve played the card for all it’s worth and then some to z crowd that wanted to believe a little too much.You guys are truly funny!
Though we cannot publicly discuss the materials or documents we reviewed (for those of you who can read, please see the Court Order), we can and did announce yesterday the existence of a document, that provides for our very, very thorough review of those materials.
All of you now know it exists. So stop your bitching, get off your asses, and force the University to release it. You have the power.
Ralph Cipriano in his bigtrial blog reports that he obtained the 7 page executive report plus a 25 synopsis of the evidence and details the findings in his post. Please read “Confidential Internal Report Sheds Louis Freeh Report” at:
www.bigtrial.net
Based on that article, the report has nothing but stuff that has already been publicly uncovered.
All that info has been reported before via guys like Ryan Bagwell and Ray Blehar.
We knew Freeh wanted to get into the NCAA. We knew about the "no evidence" handwritten notes. Nothing new in that article, if in fact it's supposed to be a summary of the now 16 month old report.
I don’t believe any of the information has ever been reported before but any members of the Penn State Board of Trustees. The information may have been reported by Ralph Cipriano and John Ziegler, but has not gained any traction in the national media.[/QUOTE]
Nor will it ever at this point.
Perhaps, but few will care by then and still fewer will refuse to believe the truth. The time to retaliate was long ago, not years from now. And those people who claim to have known should have been shouting from the rooftops years ago, rather than curling up and hiding.That may your opinion, but it is not mine. Too many people know what happened for the truth to be buried forever IMO. There is a compelling story to be told once someone inflencial realizes what a travesty of justice that has occurred.
Don’t get me wrong I appreciate the constraints but it didn’t take a rocket scientist to intuit that they would exist. But you’ve played the card for all it’s worth and then some to z crowd that wanted to believe a little too much.
Imagine going to work on Monday and told your alma mater harbours child rapist.Imagine going to work Monday for one of these A9 dudes and knowing that your CEO is just a wittle bittie kittie cat.
Votes count. Email or call the Governor and let him know this needs to come out or he won't get your vote. Ask Governor Corporate about what happened when he screwed us over.Got to get a big group that represents alumni to create public pressure.
Said big alumni group could also file a lawsuit to force release.
Votes count. Email or call the Governor and let him know this needs to come out or he won't get your vote. Ask Governor Corporate about what happened when he screwed us over.
Votes count. Email or call the Governor and let him know this needs to come out or he won't get your vote. Ask Governor Corporate about what happened when he screwed us over.
But he will care if we vote him out. Trust me when I say that politicans are EXTREMELY paranoid. They worry about every vote.Wolf couldn't care less about his role on the BOT. No governor ever has except for Corbett who had ulterior motives.
6 years ago I had no access to the Freeh Report let alone its source documents. So your first point is baseless. You must be confusing me with the likes of Keith “they were involved in a coverup” Masser.
As for the latter point, that is a matter of individual assessment. However, no one on this board or the PSU BOT was willing to risk personal loss to the extent I did. The lawsuit that gave rise to access for ALL Trustees, not just the 7 Plaintiff Trustees, cost more than $550k to fund. The University had to be sued to recover that money. That lawsuit took another year!
In the end, I must stand on my record. Some will appreciate my efforts while others will not. That’s life and I can live with that reality.
But, I’m sure as hell not moving on simply because I’m leaving the BOT.
That may your opinion, but it is not mine. Too many people know what happened for the truth to be buried forever IMO. There is a compelling story to be told once someone inflencial realizes what a travesty of justice that has occurred.
You're absolutely delusional if you think anyone outside of this message board cares. Furthermore, you're made even more delusional by actually caring what others think of Penn State.
You're absolutely delusional if you think anyone outside of this message board cares. Furthermore, you're made even more delusional by actually caring what others think of Penn State.
If true, that's the real problem. If many people know what happened and nobody has decided to talk about it, what's the incentive to do it now or sometime in the future? Maybe they're covering their own asses. If not, why the silence?That may your opinion, but it is not mine. Too many people know what happened for the truth to be buried forever IMO. There is a compelling story to be told once someone inflencial realizes what a travesty of justice that has occurred.
You are welcome to your own opinions. I absolutely believe there will be a groundswell of interest when this story finally breaks and I believe this story will eventually break.
You are welcome to your own opinions. I absolutely believe there will be a groundswell of interest when this story finally breaks and I believe this story will eventually break.
You are welcome to your own opinions. I absolutely believe there will be a groundswell of interest when this story finally breaks and I believe this story will eventually break.
You are welcome to your own opinions. I absolutely believe there will be a groundswell of interest when this story finally breaks and I believe this story will eventually break.
How about you just move on ahead. I take offense when good people get fuc$ed.I talk to all sorts of people all over the country the time about all kinds of things. The scandal & Penn State hasn't been mentioned in years. People are positive on Penn State. They Like Franklin. They mention tradition & that they do things the right way. The BB team is joked about.
Parents with graduating seniors were universally positive. If their kid's attending PSU they are pleased, if they didn't get in, they are disappointed. If they also got into somewhere better & chose that, they still spoke positively about PSU.
Nobody seems to care very much that there was a scandal 7 years ago nor seems to hold anyone associated with PSU currently, or alumni accountable.
The only people I personally know who care are Pitt graduates. I assume there are some from other "rival" schools. But that's from envy & rivalry, & I see the same from Penn Staters towards MSU, etc... It's not really a serious problem. HR departments are not rejecting applicants because they went to PSU.
Lets just get back to our lives.
You guys are truly funny!
Though we cannot publicly discuss the materials or documents we reviewed (for those of you who can read, please see the Court Order), we can and did announce yesterday the existence of a document, that provides for our very, very thorough review of those materials.
All of you now know it exists. So stop your bitching, get off your asses, and force the University to release it. You have the power.
I admire your continued positive outlook. By contrast, I have been pessimistic though hopeful. I thought the Newsweek article was our best chance of the truth concerning Joe, Curley, Schultz, Spanier, and the sandusky trial coming to the national spotlight. Sadly, the information is either sealed or on web sites that the general public is not aware of. I now am doubtful that the facts will ever come out in a way that will grab the nation's attention. That said, I really hope I am wrong.
The scandal & Penn State hasn't been mentioned in years.
And the hell of it is, unlike at Michigan State, nobody at PSU attempted to cover up anything.Seriously? It gets mentioned in every single context of institutional cover up. I saw an article today referring to Penn State (and surprisingly, Michigan State) as examples of people covering things up
Seriously? It gets mentioned in every single context of institutional cover up. I saw an article today referring to Penn State (and surprisingly, Michigan State) as examples of people covering things up
Which do you think will come first, the real story breaking or the rapture. I'm betting on the latter even though I don't believe in either.