What Does It Mean That The FBI Investigated Issues At Penn State, Joe Paterno And His Staff Yet Missed The Rampant Child Molestation Problem

How Much Did The FBI Know And When (Rhetorical)

Jerry Sandusky and Joe Paterno

The FBI finally released files on former Penn State coach, Joe Paterno this summer, which revealed the "law enforcement" agency had investigated matters at Penn State university, involving coach Joe Paterno and his staff, which included pedophile and child molester, Jerry Sandusky, yet unbelievably found not a trace of what was transpiring, via child molestation by the latter.

Joe Paterno

I find it hard to believe the FBI didn't find out anything regarding the crimes being committed all that time, as they like to delve into people's lives in insidious ways, which have been condemned by privacy advocates, select politicians in Congress and judges. Well, unless you're famous and have done the unthinkable, then the cover-up kings at the FBI will criminally assist you in evading prosecution and justice. The FBI needs to be closed, as there are infinitely worse scandal coming concerning them, regarding crimes against humanity that resulted in many preventable deaths. 

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Joe Paterno FBI File Reveals Letters, Threats, No Mention Of Jerry Sandusky 

08/29/12 07:28 PM ET - PHILADELPHIA -- The FBI kept a thick file on Penn State football coach Joe Paterno, but it mostly involves threatening letters sent to him and his staff years ago, and there's no mention of his former assistant Jerry Sandusky, who was convicted this year of molesting boys...  

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Penn State Slammed In Official Report For Covering Up Jerry Sandusky’s Child Molestation Crimes For Years

Penn State Slammed In Official Report For Covering Up Jerry Sandusky’s Child Molestation Crimes For Years

This week, the former head of the FBI, Louis Freeh, released a damning report on the Jerry Sandusky child molestation case, regarding the former Penn State assistant coach, molesting disadvantaged young boys at the school, by raping and having sex with them in the showers.

Sandusky was convicted of said charges in a criminal court of law this year. The official review and report by Freeh, regarding the crimes and how they were allowed to transpire and for so long, reveals a widespread cover-up at Penn State, which included the complicity of head coach, the late Joe Paterno.

Freeh, who was commissioned by Penn State's board of trustees, issued a 267 page report on the case. During a press conference this week Freeh stated, "Our most saddening and sobering finding is the total disregard for the safety and welfare of Sandusky's child victims by the most senior leaders at Penn State. The most powerful men at Penn State failed to take any steps for 14 years to protect the children who Sandusky victimized."

There is no excuse for this. Everyone that knew and looked the other way should be prosecuted. So many lives were destroyed by this inexcusable corruption and cowardice. And for every time people looked the other way, Sandusky went after more children and molested them. Someone should have spoken out and done something to stop the kids being molested. When you look the other way to crime, it empowers criminals to think they can do more and worse.

Mark Wahlberg's Comments On 9/11 Are More Proof Why Stars Should Be Seen And Not Heard

Wahlberg Being Slammed By 9/11 Victim's Families

Mark Wahlberg

Hollywood actor and former rapper, Mark Wahlberg, serves as more proof of why stars opinions are not respected. Getting his movies mixed up with real life, Wahlberg insulted the victims of the September 11th terrorist attacks, stating he would have done better in subduing the attackers, if he had not missed his flight. If you say so (sarcasm).

Wahlberg's interview with Men's Health magazine revealed, "On being scheduled to be on one of the planes that crashed into the World Trade Center on 9/11: 'If I was on that plane with my kids, it wouldn’t have went down like it did. There would have been a lot of blood in that first-class cabin and then me saying, ‘OK, we’re going to land somewhere safely, don’t worry.'"

Ashton Kutcher

This is reminiscent of what occurred three months ago, when Hollywood actor Ashton Kutcher, tried to defend Penn State University football coach Joe Paterno, who was fired as apart of a child molestation scandal that hit the school, due his assistant, Jerry Sandusky, having allegedly raped and molested two dozen underage boys. Most of the boys were said to be minorities as well. Paterno knew and did very little to stop the abuses, which led to them continuing for years.

33-year-old Kutcher was slammed on Twitter like a basketball for insulting the Penn State board of trustees, over firing Paterno. People listed as Kutcher's followers on Twitter ripped him for defending the coach over the boys in the sex abuse scandal, who were raped and sexually violated in school showers. As a result, Kutcher claims he has turned over his Twitter account to his management, in the hope we will not know he is not smart. Well, we pretty much assumed he was not smart, because he starred in the movie "Dude Where’s My Brain Car." As the Judiciary Report has consistently maintained, Hollywood is out of its mind.