FalseMirage
Well-Known Member
While they're at it maybe they can find out who really killed Nicole and Ron since the Juice is unable to complete his honorable mission.
Tough question. But it appears with all the evidence that has surfaced it is tough fight it. I may have hired my own investigation but I don't know if I would have went on ESPN and discount everything in the Freeh report and made myself look like an idiot. Had he not done that and just announced he was hiring his own investigators just to satisfy his own curiosity along with his family then I might have understood. His problem is there are so many people around him, the Penn State community, that want the Paterno's exonerated. Image how happy everyone would be if evidence came out that Paterno had some mental illness that started back in 1998 that clouded his judgment. They want to find some way, anyway, to justify why Paterno help cover this up and have the blame pushed elsewhere.
While they're at it maybe they can find out who really killed Nicole and Ron since the Juice is unable to complete his honorable mission.
Do you really blame him for going to great lengths to try to prove his Father's innocence? I know that's what I'd be doing if I did in fact think my father was innocent, and unless I had first hand knowledge that he wasn't I'd probably be a little biased.
Not trying to defend Jay Paterno here but I can (sorta) see where he's coming from.
EDIT: Just as a disclaimer, I have not actually read the report so if it's 100% clear that Paterno did in fact cover things up, and there's no way that Freeh could have distorted facts then I retract my statement.
The problem I have with the talk of JoePa being made a fall guy. By definition the "fall guy" takes all the blame so others can get off without punishment. The Freeh report did not exonerate the other 3 primary parties it simply lumped JoePa in with them and the Paterno family did not like this.
Too bad it is time to stop trying to spin the fairy tale as no one will buy the fantasy anymore.