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Title: Penn State's Jerry Sandusky 'enjoyed being around children'
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NY Post
URL Source: http://www.nypost.com/p/news/nation ... enjoyed_dNju9FIYtyUBDwI0ZBTKjM
Published: Nov 14, 2011
Author: POST WIRE SERVICES
Post Date: 2011-11-14 13:17:02 by Happy Quanzaa
Keywords: Perv State, pedophiles, Sandusky
Views: 8753
Comments: 10
Years before he was arrested for allegedly molesting children, former Penn State assistant coach Jerry Sandusky said he loved being around children and having "a good time with them." "I enjoy being around children," Sandusky said in a 1987 NBC interview made public today. "Their enthusiasm. I just have a good time with them." Of course, Sandusky's comments now have a chilling connotation to them after he was recently arrested for molesting eight boys and charged with 40 counts in connection with a string of sex abuse claims dating back 13 years. "Everybody needs people to care for them. ... Kids are growing up awfully fast these days," Sandusky said in that same interview when asked about his charity work with troubled kids. Visit msnbc.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy In 1997, ten years after that NBC interview, Sandusky was first accused of showering with and fondling a boy at Penn State. No charges were filed at the time and a year later Sandusky retired as an assistant coach to spend more time with his Second Mile charity. This comes as the president of the charity linked to Sandusky resigned today, saying he hopes his departure after 28 years as the group's CEO would help restore faith in its mission. The Second Mile's board of directors said in a statement it had accepted the resignation of Jack Raykovitz. Raykovitz, a psychologist, had testified before the grand jury that indicted Sandusky. The grand jury said Sandusky found his victims through the charity's programs. The board also said that would conduct an internal investigation to assess policies and make recommendations regarding future operations. Raykovitz said in a statement that he hopes his resignation would mark the beginning of a "restoration of faith in the community of volunteers and staff" at The Second Mile. Sandusky founded The Second Mile in 1977. The group has said that its youth programs serve as many as 100,000 children a year. With AP Read more: http://www.nypost.com/p/news/national/jerry_sandusky_once_said_he_enjoyed_dNju9FIYtyUBDwI0ZBTKjM#ixzz1dhlIJ3Sn
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#1. To: Happy Quanzaa (#0)
Every at risk boy's home and rich donors thereof... check 'em all....;}
McQueary: 'I told the police." Ruh Roh.
I saw this yesterday. It changes things immensely IMO.
Yes. Yes, it does. Police: "We have no record of this." Police: "We have no record of being contacted." All Signs of Paterno are being eradicated from Penn State now.
I read that they removed his name from the Big Ten championship trophy. He sold his home to his wife for $1 in July which is legal in PA according to my understanding.
Won't work. Fraudulent transfer. And Penn Law does seem to be the problem right now. Penn State is Not a State Institution...;}
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#2. To: Fred Mertz, All (#1)
#4. To: mcgowanjm (#2)
McQueary: 'I told the police."
#8. To: Fred Mertz (#4)
I saw this yesterday. It changes things immensely IMO.
#9. To: mcgowanjm (#8)
All Signs of Paterno are being eradicated from Penn State now.
#10. To: Fred Mertz (#9)
He sold his home to his wife for $1 in July which is legal in PA according to my understanding.
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