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Problem with Victim 4 case, I think. It was one of the stronger ones. That leaves Victim 1 and Victim 6 as the stronger.
Photo of the two defense witnesses who testified yesterday. Have your eye bleach handy because the thought of either if these two ole men showering with a child is just gross!
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...other-alleged-victim-testifies-underwear.html
moo
Hello everyone! I've been reading but haven't chimed in yet. I'm way to behind.
I remembered a while back, while doing some research that I came across this article about a event held at PSU in 2002. I thought it was interesting.
http://www.wnd.com/2002/03/13317/
Experts cast doubt on Sandusky's disorder defense
http://www.centurylink.net/news/rea...org>&news_id=18975984&src=most_popular_viewed
.........But Dr. Glen Gabbard, clinical professor of psychiatry at the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, said histrionic personality disorder could in no way be seen as a reason or explanation for the abuse of children.
"That diagnosis, if he has it, would be completely irrelevant to anything having to do with criminal responsibility for acts of pedophilia," said Gabbard, an expert on personality disorders.
More at link....
Excellent article about development of Second Mile posted by WaltzingMatilda:
http://openchannel.msnbc.msn.com/_n...nt-empty-home-where-his-charity-was-born?lite
Placed into the Timeline chronology, and marked** it shows :
1977: Jerry Sandusky, recently promoted to defensive coordinator at Penn State, forms "The Second Mile," an organization with the mission of helping troubled young boys, particularly those from absent or dysfunctional families.
Jan. 1, 1982: Penn State wins its first national championship with a 27-23 win over No. 1 Georgia.
**Sales from his football book, Developing Linebackers, provided the seed money, along with donations and celebrity golf tournaments that would soon become an annual affair.
**In 1981, The Second Mile bought a 20-acre plot on Bernel Road for $64,000.
** 1982: The next year, the state licensed The Second Mile to serve as a private foster care agency.
** By October 1982, at least three foster children all boys, ages 10 to 18 -- lived in the house. An article in The Daily Collegian, the Penn State newspaper, described a typical day: Doing chores, playing games and going on picnics with the house parents, a couple chosen by Sandusky and The Second Mile. Each resident had a member of the Penn State football team as a mentor.
**In 1983, The Second Mile hired Jack Raykovitz, who had recently finished his Ph.D. in school psychology at Penn State. In its early days, Raykovitz ran the day-to-day operations of the charity, which included week-long camps -- first for boys, then also for girls -- on the Penn State campus. He signed off on licensing documents for the foster care agency. For a short time, state records show, he also provided psychological counseling to some of the foster children.
M 1985 or 86: Matthew Sandusky had joined The Second Mile around age 7, along with his younger brother, Ron Heichel, a bigger and more rambunctious kid than shy and reserved Matt.
1986: Jerry Sandusky is named Assistant Coach of the Year (says Wikipedia)
Jan. 2, 1987: Sandusky's punishing defense intercepts Heisman-winning quarterback Vinny Testaverde five times, lifting Penn State to a 14-10 upset of No. 1 Miami and the school's second national title.
October 1987: In an interview with NBC News, Sandusky discusses his affinity for working with children: "I enjoy being around children. I enjoy their enthusiasm. I just have a good time with them."
1988: Jack Reykovitz becomes President of Second Mile
**In 1988, records show the charity stopped actively operating as a foster care agency, but it kept its license active through 2011
Note: Jerry has access to foster kids at SM till 88 when they stop housing kids and Reykovitz is promoted (who ran it until then?) Jerry becomes involved with Matt from 1989 until he comes to live with the Sanduskys in 1996, and just after that Jerry is involved with Victim 7.
Matt 1989: Sandusky entered the lives of the Longs as a mentor when Matt was 10 years old, via The Second Mile charity
November 1990: Praise for The Second Mile's work with children is widespread. President George H.W. Bush names The Second Mile one of his 1,000 points of light.
1993: In `Touched``, Jerry says that when Matt is in 8th grade Matt`s mother agrees that Matt will study and spend time with the Sanduskys. Matt will sign a contract and be rewarded with money, part in cash and part in a college fund.
No one at the trial h as linked the contract Jerry made one of his victims sign with Matt's "contract".
I think the source of journalists is protected.
http://www.citmedialaw.org/pennsylvania-statutes-title-42-sec-5942
So is the thought that the victim is one and the same with Matt or do you think there are more contracts out there??