Penn State Cops: McQueary DID NOT accuse Sandusky
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Don’t you think it rather queer (no pun intended) that Penn State cops claim Mike McQueary, yet another Penn State football coach, reported NOTHING about an alleged child rape involving Sandusky?
Penn State, once known for having a good football team, and offering a fair education, is now known as a place that harbors child molesters, and other perverts, as a result of Jerry Sandusky and Joe Paterno.
Education is no longer an issue and all of a sudden, football becomes inconsequential. In the eye of this writer football, and other sports, should always be “inconsequential” when it comes to real grades and a real education.
Check out the Newser summary:
Police say they have no record of Penn State coach Mike McQueary reporting an alleged child rape in 2002, despite a recent email released by a friend that claims the contrary. “Absolutely not. We don’t have any records of him coming to us,” the police chief in State College, Pa., tells NBC Philadelphia. In the email written by McQueary and later made public by his friend, the assistant coach claims to have had “discussions with police and with the official at the university in charge of police.”
Campus police are looking into whether McQueary filed a report, notes AP. As for the more volatile criticism of him, that he walked away instead of stopping the rape, the email asserts: “I did stop it, not physically … but made sure it was stopped when I left that locker room.” It doesn’t provide details. In his grand jury testimony, McQueary said he “left immediately, distraught,” upon witnessing the scene.
Now that the truth is coming out, or not, do you think the Penn State fiasco is common? Did Mike McQueary lie about Sandusky for his own gain?
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I don’t think McQueary lied but I do think the cops may have covered up the whole thing because of the football reputation. Then again perhaps they just lost the report.