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This is going to get a lot uglier for that old freak.
His story doesn't pass any common sense test, and he is going to get caught.
Mr. Paterno’s day-to-day status with the program could be affected by the state attorney general’s investigation into the sexual abuse allegations. In explaining his actions, Mr. Paterno has publicly said he was not told of the graphic nature of a suspected 2002 assault by Jerry Sandusky, a former assistant, of a young boy in the football building’s showers. Mr. Paterno said the graduate assistant who reported the assault, Mike McQueary, said only that something disturbing had happened that was perhaps sexual in nature.
[Yeah, that sounds right. McQueary sees a 10 year old being anally raped and he immediately calls Paterno and says . . . what??? "Coach, I just saw something disturbing that may have perhaps been sexual in nature!" LOL. Right]
But on Tuesday, a person with knowledge of Mr. McQueary’s version of events called Mr. Paterno’s claim into question. The person said Mr. McQueary had told those in authority the explicit details of what he saw, including in his face-to-face meeting with Mr. Paterno the day after the incident.
[Of course he did. What human being wouldn't?? Why in the world would McQueary report it to Paterno, but not tell him what he saw? No one is going to believe that Paterno wasn't told all the details. It makes no sense]
On Tuesday night, the Board of Trustees released a statement saying it was “outraged by the horrifying details” in the grand jury’s report on the case and promised it would take “swift, decisive action.” It said it planned to appoint a special committee to undertake a “full and complete investigation.”
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