What the Hell is the Deal with the Oakland County Child Killer Investigation?
Former Penn State President Will Serve 2 Months in Jail in Child Abuse Scandal; Graham B. Spanier, who was found guilty in 2017 of one misdemeanor count of endangering the welfare of a child, must report to prison on July 9.
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Two months, after he played the “I’m old with health issues” and the COVID card, and his attorney is still crying to the press. Fuck you and your old, complicit client.
Don’t forget, he also received a $2.5 million severance package from the University. This 2 month long prison sentence, with “appropriate medical furloughs,” is little more than virtue signaling on the parts of the state and the courts: “See how outraged we are! We care about kids!” I won’t apologize for my cynicism. I’ve seen too much of how power and privilege protect and perpetuate themselves: In that regard, the OCCK case is no different from the Sandusky case.
If you recall, when the Jerry Sandusky case broke , the big issue with the board of directors was , “Who is going to coach the football game this Saturday ?”
Omg 2 months
I know. These POS can always afford the best counsel. But it’s amazing this POS was outed at all.
I tried posting this earlier. Is this related to Jerry Sandusky ?
Google Spanier and Sandusky and you will get something like the following: https://www.cnn.com/2021/05/26/us/penn-state-former-president-graham-spanier-sentence/index.html. Yes.
Two months, after he played the “I’m old with health issues” and the COVID card, and his attorney is still crying to the press. Fuck you and your old, complicit client.
Don’t forget, he also received a $2.5 million severance package from the University. This 2 month long prison sentence, with “appropriate medical furloughs,” is little more than virtue signaling on the parts of the state and the courts: “See how outraged we are! We care about kids!” I won’t apologize for my cynicism. I’ve seen too much of how power and privilege protect and perpetuate themselves: In that regard, the OCCK case is no different from the Sandusky case.
If you recall, when the Jerry Sandusky case broke , the big issue with the board of directors was , “Who is going to coach the football game this Saturday ?”