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He looks like he's posing to be repainted in that d@#$ed mural!!!
Hmmmmm... interesting. Can you send me the link to his case? I've seen it around but can't rmeember where
Notice the downcast victim in the background? The body language seems so telling to me. So far, the way the victims have been described proves them to be very credible, IMO.
Yet, I'm worried.
The judge is said to be known as a fair-minded judge. Yet, he released the identities of these young men who have been the object of such vitriol by Penn State fans and Sandusky minions. These kids were vulnerable to begin with, were victimized and now very vulnerable again. There are those who would like to see them die. And being a male, teen victim of sexual abuse is horrifying for the victims. To have their identities publicized - well, it seems cruel. Did the judge express any sympathy, or valid reasons for doing so? Luckily, the media have been excellent about not releasing their names.
The judge also refused a change of venue, I understand. Again, given the violence of fan passions for college ball, I don't get this. I remember the lone father standing outside a Penn State game, protesting on behalf of the victims and the incredible abuse heaped on him by horrid fans, mothers, women, men, grandmas! I was astounded. That the judge, in the face of such passion, refused to change venue, has me very concerned.
The juror smiling repeatedly at Sandusky says it all to me. I am very worried that Sandusky is going to get away with this.
I had similar concerns that I voiced at the beginning of the casey anthony trial, but it was mostly about one, single juror. Little did I know that the whole jury was problematic. I overcame my initial reservations, though, only to be horribly shocked when the verdict came down. Sickened.
I've learned my lesson. And I'm very worried here as a result. Thoughts?
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Amendola asked Accuser 10 about a trip in a car. Amendola said he had his right hand on your thigh?
Accuser 10 answered Yes.
Amendola said was there an incident in the car with Mr. Sandusky. He asked you for oral sex?
Accuser 10 said yes.
Amendola said and did you?
Accuser 10 said No, I didn't. Accuser 10 said Sandusky was displeased with that and made a threat to him.
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Notice the downcast victim in the background? The body language seems so telling to me. So far, the way the victims have been described proves them to be very credible, IMO.
Yet, I'm worried.
The judge is said to be known as a fair-minded judge. Yet, he released the identities of these young men who have been the object of such vitriol by Penn State fans and Sandusky minions. These kids were vulnerable to begin with, were victimized and now very vulnerable again. There are those who would like to see them die. And being a male, teen victim of sexual abuse is horrifying for the victims. To have their identities publicized - well, it seems cruel. Did the judge express any sympathy, or valid reasons for doing so? Luckily, the media have been excellent about not releasing their names.
The judge also refused a change of venue, I understand. Again, given the violence of fan passions for college ball, I don't get this. I remember the lone father standing outside a Penn State game, protesting on behalf of the victims and the incredible abuse heaped on him by horrid fans, mothers, women, men, grandmas! I was astounded. That the judge, in the face of such passion, refused to change venue, has me very concerned.
The juror smiling repeatedly at Sandusky says it all to me. I am very worried that Sandusky is going to get away with this.
I had similar concerns that I voiced at the beginning of the casey anthony trial, but it was mostly about one, single juror. Little did I know that the whole jury was problematic. I overcame my initial reservations, though, only to be horribly shocked when the verdict came down. Sickened.
I've learned my lesson. And I'm very worried here as a result. Thoughts?