Sandusky possibly shared victims with Penn State Boosters

[resurrection]

well i'm saying it. if what you say is true. Wharton is a facade. so they to need to clean house for harboring a pedo.

what i'm telling you is this. is doesnt matter if people are being hypocritical about this thing. ask yourself a question. is penn state a facade now? the answer is YES. doesnt matter about anyone elses school. PENN state is a complete fraud. they have to cut their losses, and rebuild from scratch. and hopefully this time their rebuilding based on the TRUTH as their #1 guide.

Agreed and let's hope so

 

[rapbeats]

I feel you, except for the bolded, which is where my emotion in this thread stems from. But I feel you on the rest tho.

dude i was just a side fan of the school. and a side fan of old man Joe pa. i have never stepped foot on penn's campus. not once. i'm all the way on the west coast in cali. and i felt bad for being a fan of dude. i was riding for Joe pa when they kept trying to push him out saying he was to old. but after knowing what we know now. i had to wash my hands of dude and whatever i thought of him. sure he may have done some nice things for the sake of being nice and nothing else. but everytime you heard him speak in those last weeks. he always sounded like he was trying to make a name for himself and that school. thats not why you do good deeds. you do them because its the right thing to do. you dont look for any prestige or name in bright lights because of something you've done. thats why its so tainted. let alone the sandy stuff. and a possible pedo ring.

you should be ashamed to be a student there.

if my mom or pops were pedos and i just found out(Lord i hope this never happens). i would be ashamed to have their same last name. sure eventually i would dust off my shoulders and push on. but best believe early in, my head would be down, shoulders low. no eye contact.even though personally i did nothing wrong.

 

[rapbeats]

Agreed and let's hope so

i see it like the catholic church. they still do it. they are still being found out. and they still have this hide it mentality to a degree. thats because they refuse to blow it up and rebuild from scratch. because they dont want to lose membership and prestige. well prestige is already gone. the only people thinking thats its prestigious are those that have brainwashed themselves to believe that. no, you have a church built on lies. they saying one thing over the pulpit but raping kids behind the curtains. clean house. deal with the repercussions. and yes everyone has to deal with them even those that were not involved.

thats how it goes. we ride high together and we fall together. thats what makes you a church, community, group, gang, crew, family, etc.
we ball together, we fall together. it is what it is.

 

[the next guy]

I say this about Nigeria everyday.

When people say they want to visit AFrica, I say go to Ghana.

It really isn't that hard to feel that way.

 

[NYC Rebel]

For real.

I don't know why its so hard for some to pull away from things once beholden to you.

My fam is from Nigeria. fukk I look like being mad at people questioning its legitimacy when it's proven to be fukked up?

Screw that. Dude can't get past us being outraged at Penn State.

 

[3Rivers]

More charges coming?

'Highly Incriminating' Evidence in Jerry Sandusky Case Could Lead to New Charges - Yahoo!

Prosecutors in the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse case said they had a "great deal" of "highly incriminating" evidence they never brought up during Sandusky's trial, evidence that could be related to pending criminal charges.

The statements are part of a transcript released Thursday from a closed-door meeting held in June, after Sandusky had been found guilty of 45 counts of child sex abuse.

In the meeting, Frank Fina, Pennsylvania's attorney general, said that the state had investigative reports as well as testimony from unnamed victims in the case that were not brought up in trial and should remain secret because of the ongoing investigation.

"We turned over transcripts of other potential victims and transcripts relating to the Penn State University and some of the potential events involving Penn State's connection with this case that I think would be highly sought by the media and that would not be in the best interests, again, of anybody, especially potentially ongoing matters to be disclosed," Fina said, according to the transcript.

 

[Swiggy]

More charges coming?

'Highly Incriminating' Evidence in Jerry Sandusky Case Could Lead to New Charges - Yahoo!

Why hit them with all the bombs at once... when you can get them again when they think it's safe in the streets

 

[YBE]

Believe it or not, it's possible for a person to simultaneously be heartbroken for abused children and also combat misplaced anger and hatred. Imagine that


And it's ^^ this mindset of blaming everybody but Sandusky and those who could have stopped him that make me react the way I do


Sure, if you also agree to shut down Wharton Business School for 7-10 years minimum while your'e at it

Bruh....Penn State University & University of Pennsylvania (which houses the Wharton School of Business) are two entirely different colleges

 

[resurrection]

Bruh....Penn State University & University of Pennsylvania (which houses the Wharton School of Business) are two entirely different colleges

Thanks for playing, but please read the articles I've linked on the sex scandal within Wharton School of Business

The Brilliant Professor Ward | Philadelphia Magazine Articles

Delaware County Daily Times Mobile : Spencer: Another child sex saga, different result

The piece begins in 2006 with Ward being busted by immigration agents after returning from a trip to Thailand, where he enjoyed copious amounts of sex with prepubescent boys. Fortunately for prosecutors, he brought home the DVDs to prove it.

It wasn’t the first time Ward had been charged with sex crimes against children.

Some 13 years earlier, the good professor was charged with involuntary deviate sexual intercourse with a minor, but found not guilty.

He continued to teach at Wharton.

Three years later, he was accused of soliciting sex from a 23-year-old undercover state trooper posing as a 15-year-old boy. Ward pleaded guilty to promoting prostitution and the attempted corruption of a minor.

And he continued to teach at Wharton.

After his arrest in 2006, federal agents went to Ward’s office at the university’s Huntsman Hall and found 80 images of Ward fondling a 15-year-old boy. The very presence of those photos made the campus itself a crime scene.

The university’s response to calls from reporters about Ward and his alleged crimes was, “No comment.” All media inquiries were effectively stonewalled.

And what happened?

Well, here’s what didn’t happen: The university didn’t hire the former head of the FBI to investigate how Ward managed to elude detection and stay employed at the school despite his numerous arrests and rather obvious problem.

If the school investigated itself for its handling of the matter, it didn’t make the results of that investigation public.

Other than the excellent story in Philly mag, there was no great media campaign to make the university come clean about how and why it protected a known child molester for years.

As pointed out in the story:

“In 1993, Ward had been the subject of a sting at his Ardmore mansion, where several teenage boys lived with him, and he was accused of molesting a 13-year-old there as often as 100 times. But after two highly publicized trials, he was sentenced to just five years of probation, during which time he continued to teach at Wharton and to travel — on Penn’s dime — to Thailand and other hot spots where the touch of a young boy could be had for a price.”

So not only did U of P look the other way while Ward engaged in hundreds of crimes against children in this country, it subsidized his kiddie sex trips abroad.

Again from the story:

“Though he taught only 22 courses from 1999 through 2005, Wharton still paid for him to teach at its partner school in Bangkok — an especially baffling arrangement, since right there, in his CV filled with research on kids and his consulting jobs overseas, is the blueprint for his lifestyle, one made possible in large part by his connection to Penn.”

So here we have an Ivy League school not only refusing to deal with a known pedophile in its midst, it enables him to continue to sexually exploit dozens (hundreds?) of poor children in foreign lands.

And yet, no outside agency — not the Ivy League, not the U.S. Department of Education, not any university accrediting agency — has found the necessary chutzpah to demand the University of Pennsylvania cough up $60 million with the goal of helping sexually abused children.

Ward was every bit the star at Wharton that Jerry Sandusky was at Penn State. Like Sandusky, Ward also founded a nonprofit program for at-risk kids. But he was different in one respect: Ward was far wealthier than the ex-football coach. He made millions serving as a marketing consultant and by being on various corporate boards.

He used his wealth, smarts and his social status as an esteemed Penn professor to discredit his pathetic accusers and to elude justice for years. And yet, if his colleagues had any problem with that, there is no public record of it.

By 2005, Ward had finally become enough of an embarrassment for Penn to take the extreme action of reducing him to the status of professor emeritus. He was arrested and locked up for good a year later.

 

[YBE]

Thanks for playing, but please read the articles I've linked on the sex scandal within Wharton School of Business

The Brilliant Professor Ward | Philadelphia Magazine Articles

Delaware County Daily Times Mobile : Spencer: Another child sex saga, different result

Thank god. I was reading your post like

 

[Kings County]

if this is true


penn is getting that death penalty for sure

 

[Swiggy]

The fukk is wrong with this world?

 

[jackswstd]

Wouldn't be surprised if this is true. Line 'em up and