What could possibly be an appropriate sentence for stealing and destroying so many childhoods?
Not that it actually matters much in Sandusky's case...
If he is sent into mainstream population of any correctional facility...given the prevailing attitude of hard-working criminals toward pedophiles...a 90 day incarceration would probably do it...
But this predatory monster needs to suffer that one moment of utter despair when the judge informs him that whatever happens...he's going to die inside
It sounds as though her seat on the jury SHOULD have been challenged by Sandusky's lawyers...
Based on her comments in the above article...she's really pissed about the damage to the program...and displays none of the blind semi-religious PSU loyalty they obviously expected from her
I sure hope it's life without parole. His next victim would end up dead.
The juror who still defends Paterno needs to read the grand jury testimony again.
Given the number of counts he was found guilty of, even if he is given the smallest sentence possible for each, if they were to run consecutively instead of concurrently, he'd be locked up for life.
But yes, he needs to die in prison. And not one of those "country club" prisons like Martha Stewart went to, but a REAL prison.
There isn't a sentence that I believe is harsh enough for what he has done and how it has affected the university," said Joan Andrews, a juror who has worked for Penn State for 41 years and held football season tickets since 1969.....Really, Ms. Andrews? How it affected the university??? What about the HUMAN BEINGS this POS hurt and your PSU officials turned their backs and looked the other way to avoid a scandal!
Given that Mr. S. has been convicted with no shred of doubt about his guilt and also given he still maintains he either (1) didn't commit the crimes he was accused of or (2) even if he did, nothing of it should be considered criminal; the best place to put him is in a maximum security prison for as long as he lives. Leaving him in he general population should also be considered.
Starbuk, are you insane? Sandusky sodomized at least 10 young boys. He used his position to manipulate and groom them for his own use. He is a serial pedophile and we have no idea how many other boys he has abused sexually. He apparently abused his adopted son.
The lives of these young men have been changed forever. Sandusky prematurely sexualized them. He filled them with shame, fear, and confusion. He exposed them to sexual acts inappropriate for their age and acts to which they could not legally consent. No, Sandusky didn't murder them; he "only" killed their chance at a normal life.
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Not that it actually matters much in Sandusky's case...
If he is sent into mainstream population of any correctional facility...given the prevailing attitude of hard-working criminals toward pedophiles...a 90 day incarceration would probably do it...
But this predatory monster needs to suffer that one moment of utter despair when the judge informs him that whatever happens...he's going to die inside
Based on her comments in the above article...she's really pissed about the damage to the program...and displays none of the blind semi-religious PSU loyalty they obviously expected from her
The juror who still defends Paterno needs to read the grand jury testimony again.
After all...none of the members of his parole board have even been born yet...
But yes, he needs to die in prison. And not one of those "country club" prisons like Martha Stewart went to, but a REAL prison.
Leaving him in he general population should also be considered.
The lives of these young men have been changed forever. Sandusky prematurely sexualized them. He filled them with shame, fear, and confusion. He exposed them to sexual acts inappropriate for their age and acts to which they could not legally consent. No, Sandusky didn't murder them; he "only" killed their chance at a normal life.