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I like this one, too.
Aww he looks so sad. Wasn't he all grins and chuckles when it was about the victims? Poor lil Jer.
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I like this one, too.
I wonder how long until DS files for divorce?
OR IF she will...
The best part was seeing Jerry Sandusky in Handcuffs! Woot!
When sentenced, Sandusky could face spending the rest of his life in prison. He was taken into custody in handcuffs after the verdict was read and his bail was revoked.
WOW~! Nancy Grace stayed up for this?! Now I am really shocked! lol
I know! I'm usually laughing at her blubbering, but tonight she made me cry.
May these men heal, in some way with the knowledge that he can not re-offend, with a child anyway!
he can still be prosecuted with future trials,one new accuser,his own adopted son
good jury,good jury
http://espn.go.com/college-football...ittany-lions-statement-jerry-sandusky-verdict
here is Penn State statement on verdict
The Pennsylvania State University released the following statement after learning that former Penn State football coach Jerry Sandusky was found guilty of sexually abusing children while an employee of the University.
Today Penn State learned that a verdict was reached in the case of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania v. Gerald Sandusky. Mr. Sandusky was found guilty of 45 of the 48 charges filed against him.
The legal process has spoken and we have tremendous respect for the men who came forward to tell their stories publicly. No verdict can undo the pain and suffering caused by Mr. Sandusky, but we do hope this judgment helps the victims and their families along their path to healing.
The Board of Trustees and current administration maintain a steadfast commitment to pursuing the truth regarding Mr. Sanduskys actions. While we cannot change what happened, we can and do accept the responsibility to take action on the societal issue of child sexual abuseboth in our community and beyond. The University is committed to ensuring that our campuses are safe for children and to being a constructive participant in building greater awareness of child sexual abuse and the practical steps that can be undertaken to prevent, report and respond to such abuse.
The University has already established a confidential counseling process for victims of Mr. Sanduskys conduct, and that process remains open. (For further information, please visit live.psu.edu) While counseling is critical, some victims have sought and continue to seek a direct dialogue with the University to discuss the University's responsibility for Mr. Sandusky's actions
Now that the jury has spoken, the University wants to continue that dialogue and do its part to help victims continue their path forward. To that end, the University plans to invite victims of Mr. Sanduskys abuse to participate in a program to facilitate the resolution of claims against the University arising out of Mr. Sandusky's conduct. The purpose of the program is simple the University wants to provide a forum where the University can privately, expeditiously and fairly address the victims' concerns and compensate them for claims relating to the University. Counsel to the University plan to reach out to counsel to the victims of Mr. Sanduskys abuse in the near future with additional details.
by Shaun Ganley/Staff edited by Shaun Ganley/Staff 8:39 PM
Read more: http://livewire.wtae.com/Event/Jerry_Sandusky_Trial_2#ixzz1yaIcnimi
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Preemptive!
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Doesn't he?
Jerry's first new dwelling place... until they figure out where he gets to live out his days.
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(note the irony of "camp" hill-- ha!)