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Avalux

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52. He was attorney general at the time of that first investigation.....

Sun Jun 24, 2012, 04:08 PM

Jun 2012

allegations were made against Sandusky in 1998, they were looked into, and then the case was closed. Ray Gricar, the DA who chose to not go after Sandusky, disappeared without a trace in 2005.

There are many rumors (conspiracy theories?) about Corbett's involvement - the most extreme being that he forced the case closed then had Gricar knocked off (or maybe paid Gricar to disappear) because he was about to blow the whistle on Corbett.

On edit: Corbett was AG until 1997, then was re-elected in 2004.

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Will the NCAA do the right thing and slap the Death Penalty on Penn State football? [View all] TheMightyFavog Jun 2012 OP

I got laughed off DU2 for suggesting it. So, NO don't hold your breath -- Tuesday Afternoon Jun 2012 #1

Not sure what that would accomplish sadbear Jun 2012 #2

good idea - punish the players and fans DrDan Jun 2012 #3

Wow, you sound logical. Do you understand setting a example? ...... Logical Jun 2012 #7

I do - and the fans and players did not cover this up DrDan Jun 2012 #29

No real punishment will not impactbthebfans. Jesus are you missing the point. Logical Jun 2012 #39

This message was self-deleted by its author DrDan Jun 2012 #43

Yeah, it is a good idea...they covered it up because they wanted to protect the program... joeybee12 Jun 2012 #15

the players and fans covered it up - I don't think so DrDan Jun 2012 #28

That's how it always works. proud2BlibKansan Jun 2012 #34

Don't throw the baby out with the bath water. n/t RKP5637 Jun 2012 #4

Hahaha! No way in hell. MrSlayer Jun 2012 #5

Penn State should have ended their season when the scandal broke. HubertHeaver Jun 2012 #6

Penn State football was not the villain. The people who ran it were. rocktivity Jun 2012 #8

Agree 100% n/t SickOfTheOnePct Jun 2012 #9

It was an institutional failure...the moral failings go deep... joeybee12 Jun 2012 #17

And those were? obamanut2012 Jun 2012 #25

You want to purge corruption -the NCAA should slap the death penalty on betting on college sports. leveymg Jun 2012 #10

Don't punish the innocent........ wandy Jun 2012 #11

It's more than a handful...it goes deep... joeybee12 Jun 2012 #18

Couldn't agree more......... wandy Jun 2012 #22

They should be punished taught_me_patience Jun 2012 #31

The reprimand should be strictly monetary. Think about it...... wandy Jun 2012 #47

How about 30 kids denied a college education at USC? taught_me_patience Jun 2012 #53

same could be said about the Catholic church, Congress, any big institution NoMoreWarNow Jun 2012 #45

You know, I really wish you were not right..... wandy Jun 2012 #48

Let's not get carried away w/ our emotions.... jaysunb Jun 2012 #12

Wrong...the whole community covered it up for years and years... joeybee12 Jun 2012 #19

SMU's problems were gaining a competitive advantage JonLP24 Jun 2012 #13

Didn't stop the NCAA from blasting USC taught_me_patience Jun 2012 #32

Yes but my point was JonLP24 Jun 2012 #35

I think allowing a Sandusky to coach was a competitive advantage taught_me_patience Jun 2012 #36

I guess JonLP24 Jun 2012 #38

You aren't punishing students if they can't play football obamanut2012 Jun 2012 #41

If the program was suspended JonLP24 Jun 2012 #42

Don't see how punishing uninvolved people via some kind of "Death Penalty" is doing the right thing. cherokeeprogressive Jun 2012 #14

If anything Penn State's board of trustees needs a good solid ass kicking. Initech Jun 2012 #16

Joe Paterno could have saved his reputation by doing the right thing joeybee12 Jun 2012 #20

LOL!!!!! IamK Jun 2012 #21

The Sandusky matter is way too far above the NCAA's jurisdiction. DinahMoeHum Jun 2012 #23

No. They'll look forward, not backwards. Karmadillo Jun 2012 #24

At a minimum, this season needs to be cancelled obamanut2012 Jun 2012 #26

huh? dosesn't make sense. DrDan Jun 2012 #33

Of course it makes sense obamanut2012 Jun 2012 #40

"criminals running the program" - convicted everyone already? DrDan Jun 2012 #44

When Penn State football stops making lots of money. AnotherMcIntosh Jun 2012 #27

Never happen alcibiades_mystery Jun 2012 #30

The NCAA will never use the death penalty again on a Divison 1 football program RB TexLa Jun 2012 #37

Maybe cancel a season or two to clean things up - TBF Jun 2012 #46

Why punish the kids, for the most part everyone is being taken care of, Paterno is dead crimson77 Jun 2012 #49

Why is that the right thing? Avalux Jun 2012 #50

I really wonder what the governor's role in all this was. Initech Jun 2012 #51

He was attorney general at the time of that first investigation..... Avalux Jun 2012 #52