Jerry Sandusky's lawyer says new charges might get Sandusky jailed soon, before his Dec. 13 hearing

[NaughtyVisions]

http://www.pennlive.com/midstate/ind...r_amendol.html

In a video interview, Jerry Sandusky's attorney Joe Amendola shared that it is likely that new charges will be brought against his client. These may result in jail time for Sandusky prior to his preliminary hearing which has been rescheduled for Dec. 13.

The charges would be on top of the current sex-abuse charges involving eight boys.

Amendola said, "My concern is if they bring new charges based upon new people coming forth, that bail's going to be set, and he's going to wind up in jail."

Amendola revealed to ABC News that Sandusky is now a prisoner in his own home and has received death threats. He also continues to defend Sandusky, alleging that claims that Sandusky assaulted boys in his own home are unlikely since the house was always full of people.

However, Amendola did concede that if guilty, he believes Sandusky should go to jail for life.

Fucker never should have been freed on bail.

Plus, Victim 1 leaves school due to bullying from Paterno supporters.

http://www.pennlive.com/midstate/ind...ky_victim.html

Victim One, the first known alleged victim of abuse by former Penn State coach Jerry Sandusky, had to leave his school in the middle of his senior year because of bullying, his counselor said Sunday.


Officials at Central Mountain High School in Clinton County weren’t providing guidance for fellow students, who were reacting badly about Joe Paterno’s firing and blaming the 17-year-old, said Mike Gillum, the psychologist helping his family. Those officials were unavailable for comment this weekend.

The name-calling and verbal threats were just too much, he said.

Other alleged victims are turning to each other for support, since they fear others will out them and cause a media swarm. The only encouragement for Victim One, Gillum said, is watching other alleged victims come forward because they felt empowered by his courage.

“He feels good about that,” Gillum said. “That’s the one good that’s come of all this.”

[L-Pink]

"Until further notice Penn State's take your child to work day has been canceled"

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[NaughtyVisions]

Originally Posted by JohnnyClips

The Judge worked in his Second Mile program....

She volunteered, yes. There's been lots of calls locally for her head, metaphorically speaking. She refuses to discuss anything.

[NaughtyVisions]

Originally Posted by JohnnyClips

Pedo State

god dam how many victims are there!?

Could be a lot. Local reports are saying that since Sandusky's interview with Bob Costas, victims are coming forward reporting incidents dating back to the '70's.

[Rochard]

I haven't been following the case much; I'm a bit surprised that he's out on bail. He's being charged with an unspeakable crime against children, and there seems to be more than enough evidence to at least deny him bail until trial.

Until then, he'll be a threat to society.

[baddog]

When your attorney says, ". . . . if guilty, . . . . should go to jail for life," it is time for a new attorney.

[epitome]

While I think the guy is guilty based on what is already out there and his own comments... and should spend the rest of his life in jail, I doubt he is paying his attorney to go on record that he should spend the rest of his life in jail if found guilty.

Anybody else think that was odd?

As for the case, I think they've only found the tip of the iceberg with this guy.

[epitome]

Originally Posted by baddog

When your attorney says, ". . . . if guilty, . . . . should go to jail for life," it is time for a new attorney.

Glad somebody else noticed that.

[cykoe6]

Originally Posted by baddog

When your attorney says, ". . . . if guilty, . . . . should go to jail for life," it is time for a new attorney.

I was thinking the exact same thing. WTF?

[adendreams]

Unbelievable that his lawyer let him do the disastrous Costas interview that all but convicted him in the eyes of the world, and every prospective juror. Now the comment about doing life in jail? Its like an episode of Americas dumbest criminals.

[Phoenix]

i bet he is dead soon

[L-Pink]

Originally Posted by adendreams

Unbelievable that his lawyer let him do the disastrous Costas interview that all but convicted him in the eyes of the world, and every prospective juror. Now the comment about doing life in jail? Its like an episode of Americas dumbest criminals.

I was stunned by the interview.

[NaughtyVisions]

http://www.pennlive.com/midstate/ind...investiga.html

Exclusive: Jerry Sandusky case sees 2 new child sex abuse investigations where alleged victims are under 18

Two cases of child sex abuse alleged against Jerry Sandusky have been opened by Children and Youth Services in Pennsylvania.

The cases were reported less than 60 days ago, and so they are still in the initial stages of the investigation.

If they are found to be credible, these would be the first known cases to be reported since Sandusky?s arrest that involve current children. All of the other publicly known cases of alleged victims coming forward have been adults.

In Pennsylvania, when an adult comes forward and alleges abuse -- even if it happened when that person was a child -- it?s solely a police matter. CYS only participates in the investigation if the victim is still under 18.

This new information could give credence to a growing debate over whether Sandusky should have been arrested more quickly.


When a 15-year-old Clinton County boy first alleged crimes against the former football legend and charity founder, police opted to open a grand jury investigation instead of making an immediate arrest.

It was a surprise move to the family of the boy, now known as Victim One.

And, it became a point of wonder for others in law enforcement when The Patriot-News first reported earlier this month that, for the first 15 months of the investigation against Sandusky, there was only one state trooper assigned to the case.

It wasn?t until the fall of 2010 that agents from the state Attorney General?s office got involved, and then when then-Attorney General Tom Corbett was elected governor and took office in January 2011, he appointed state police commissioner Frank Noonan, who increased the number of investigators to eight.

That was when things really started to take off. It wasn?t until January 2011 that Joe Paterno, fomer athletic director Tim Curley and vice president Gary Schultz testified. It wasn?t until April that officials from The Second Mile testified.

None of the other seven cases of alleged abuse, outlined in the grand jury presentment, were known until more investigators joined the team.

The 1998 police report -- which never led to charges when investigated by missing district attorney Ray Gricar -- wasn?t found until late 2010. That file was found around the same time that assistant coach Mike McQueary was contacted for the first time by police.

McQueary testified before the grand jury that he?d witnessed abuse in 2002 and reported it to Schultz and Curley, but nothing ever came of that investigation.

As a result of his testimony, Curley and Schultz were charged with perjury and failure to report a crime.

But none of the cover-up investigation began until 2011. And it wasn?t until after The Patriot-News broke the story of the investigation in March of this year, that officials from the Clinton County school district where Sandusky had allegedly spent time with Victim One were subpoenaed.

Gricar?s former staff members were not interviewed until after March 2011.

And Jerry Sandusky?s home was not searched until this summer ? two and half years after the investigation began.

In response to questions about the length of the investigation, Corbett said yesterday:

?The one thing you do not want to do as a prosecutor is go on one case. ... You want to show a continued course of action.?

If a first set of charges are filed early and ?you were to lose that one case, it would be much more difficult to bring charges in other cases because it would be seen by you, by the public, as vindictive,? he added.

Corbett noted that decisions on filing charges or working to build a stronger case are made with the team of investigators. He did not address why only one investigator was assigned to the case until late 2010. His spokesman, Kevin Harley, has said that information is not accurate. However, The Patriot-News confirmed it with several sources close to the investigation.

?These are professional prosecutors who are ... making tactical decisions which you all are questioning. And you have the right to question that,? Corbett said. ?But these are people who have experience in these fields, and they made decisions that I agreed with when I was there, and that current Attorney General Linda Kelly has agreed with thereafter.?

[JFK]

Originally Posted by baddog

When your attorney says, ". . . . if guilty, . . . . should go to jail for life," it is time for a new attorney.

indeed

[devilspost]

Originally Posted by baddog

When your attorney says, ". . . . if guilty, . . . . should go to jail for life," it is time for a new attorney.

It could be just an attempt to convolute the case.

But nothing the Mcqueery does or says or anything else will stop the victims from testifying and burying Sandusky.

[Fletch XXX]

even birds will peck to death a member of their flock.