you think he didn t know? i think they were so close to the problem you can t see it when it is right in front of you. jerry sandusky was always with children and adopted 7 children and he brought kids to camp and to games. it was not unusual to see jerry sandusky with lots of kids. there is it a 1998 investigation. the da is involved and child protective services and university police and all of the sudden, mike mcquery at that time, graduate assistant, i saw this guy raping a child in the showers in the football building . he doesn t think back to 98. should he have done more, tom? i haven t heard anything convincing that he knew about it but mcquery said i went to his house. judge, you talked about how
and i wonder if there were other things that came into play under duress. and to what extent do you think, pablo, do you think he didn t say anything to the higher ups? yeah. look at the incentive system in sports. coaches are to keep things in-house. to snitch on a coach for a major offense or lesser offense would be equivalent to being black balled. obviously he want d to be on the sidelines and to be a coach. kevin, weigh in. i m sorry. i can t give mcquery a pass on this. he witnessed a crime. we ve all read the disgusting details in the report. he should have and could have done a number of things.
called? mcquery, graduate assistant. laura: he hears this kid is naked in the locker room, a little boy with a grown man. and you are going to say on national television that this guy, this coach, who the great coach, didn t have a responsibility to go further than the athletic director? this is a little boy. if it were your son you would be happy with that explanation? i wouldn t be. if it were my son it would be bigger problems than the athletic director. i can tell you that. he did go further than the athletic director. the athletic director and the vice president. here, what about the 28-year-old who thought he he saw these things in the locker room and did nothing? he left the locker room. laura: he is another matter. we are talking about paterno. i agree with you about the 28-year-old. 100%. i saw this. but if someone said i saw and this i left the room i just let it go on. i would say something is goofy about that guy. he probably thought about it. the story changed. b
called? mcquery, graduate assistant. laura: he hears this kid is naked in the locker room, a little boy with a grown man. and you are going to say on national television that this guy, this coach, who the great coach, didn t have a responsibility to go further than the athletic director? this is a little boy. if it were your son you would be happy with that explanation? i wouldn t be. if it were my son it would be bigger problems than the athletic director. i can tell you that. he did go further than the athletic director. the athletic director and the vice president. here, what about the 28-year-old who thought he he saw these things in the locker room and did nothing? he left the locker room. laura: he is another matter. we are talking about paterno. i agree with you about the 28-year-old. 100%. i saw this. but if someone said i saw and this i left the room i just let it go on. i would say something is goofy about that guy. he probably thought about it. the story changed. b
assaulting a child. he walked in on it. that s when mcquery saw sandusky molesting a 10-year-old boy on march 1, 2002. they saw him as well. mcqueary says he went to his office and called his taught more told him to come home. the next day mcqueary went and told head coach joe paterno we had seen. paterno reported it to the athletic director. a week and a half went by before mcqueary was called into a meeting with the athletic director and a school vp. they told him they would look into the alleged rape. they are charged with failure to report. a couple weeks after that happened, the athletic director told mcqueary that and and