[HiTech RedNeck]

You sure wonder why McQueary didn’t personally call the cops, at the least, if he beheld Sandusky with a h-rd on about to penetrate a wee lad with said thing. It’s like he’s acting more like he saw someone nibbling from a chocolate bar in the grocery checkout line before paying for it. Could McQueary himself have been queery? (No pun intended)

[Joe 6-pack]

During the last few years of his life, I had the privilege of getting to know Hugh Thompson, the helicopter pilot who was instrumental in putting an end to the my Lai massacre. His actions both on the day of the incident (he was only 25 at the time) and during the institutional attempts at covering up the incident put his personal reputation, his career and indeed his very life at risk. He is a very study in everything McQueery is not.

The Forgotten Hero of My Lai: The Hugh Thompson Story

[PowderMonkey]

"Could McQueary himself have been queery?

I believe it was because McQueary knew Sandusky had "air cover." As we will soon find out, Sandusky was and is connected and protected. The revelations to come will sicken and amaze, revealing as much about ourselves as it does college football. Welcome to the world of the 21st century gladiatori.

[Scarpetta]

What drew McQueary to the showers was a “rhythmic slapping sound.” How repulsive.

[dools0007world]

McCreary’s first instinct was to protect the football program and Penn State. In fact, that’s been the primary objective of everyone in authority at Penn State. It’s also been the objective of the State College police, PA State Police and Center County DA and judiciary. It even infected the Grand Jury.

Pennsylvania is obviouly a very sick state. The rot runs deep. Sadly, it isn’t the only state so devoid of morality that protecting an entity trumps protecting at risk kids. All of you pointing fingers—remember there are three fingers pointing back at you.