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Originally Posted by sammyg2
No, this was not simply a temporary lack of good judgment for Paterno, this was intentional, willful, calculated participation in a criminal cover-up and evidence that ALL the parties involved cared more about the $50 million a year they get from their football program than they cared about the lives of those young victims.
Paterno should consider himself lucky to be walking around free right now. He and his cronies really belong in jail. .
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JoePa has hired a criminal attorney to represent him. Just like Cardinal Bevilacqua has in Philadelphia. It is amazing how much more play this is getting than the church scandal did. Puts our values in perspective.