Former PSU Players React to Lawsuit

With respect, Ms. Jones, you have misrepresented the "Penn State" situation. Sandusky is a FORMER employee, just as other predators are FORMER employees of WalMart or PennDOT or even (gasp!) The Second Mile. Further, despite the hugely flawed Freeh report, there is no objective evidence of a coordinated cover-up by Penn State officials. Curley and Schultz are innocent until proven guilty, and have not yet had their day in court. Joe Paterno was lauded by the Commonwealth Attorney General for his role; he is being scapegoated for his remorseful comment, "WITH THE BENEFIT OF HINDSIGHT, I wish I had done more." (Note the emphasized preamble -- it tends to get ignored by the torch-and-pitchfork crowd.) No amount of money or publicity or even remorse will fully heal the victims of child abuse -- neither will punishing innocent students, athletes, business owners, et al. The NCAA punishing Penn State with onerous sanctions does no more to prevent further child abuse than does blaming Toyota for manufacturing cars that are involved in fatal accidents. Reading the remainder of your post, it appears SNAP focuses solely on going after institutions, some of whose members may be abusers; is the focus on organizations the best use of your time and resources? I think not.