So the Pennsylvania Courts just reinstated Sandusky's pension :camby:

[Hi!]

Wonder what kind of dirt Sandusky got on this judge


A Pennsylvania court ruled in favor of disgraced former Penn State defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky on Friday by reinstating the pension he lost in 2012.

According to the Associated Press (h/t ESPN.com), it was determined the State Employees' Retirement Board was incorrect in terminating Sandusky's pension since there was no evidence the 45 counts of sexual abuse against 10 boys Sandusky was found guilty of occurred while he was employed by Penn State University.

ABC's Aaron Katersky (via James Hill) provided an official transcript of the statement made by a Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court panel:



Per David DeKok of Reuters (h/t Yahoo.com), Sandusky secured a court order that will force documents to be turned over due to the suggestion that some of those who testified against him were financially influenced.

Sandusky has yet to comment on his pension or a potential retrial.

 

[the cac mamba]

someone needs to shank him in the throat

 

[ExodusNirvana]

That's just good lawyers

 

[FaTaL]

I don't think you can use your pension while in prison

 

[DonKnock]

 

[Carlos Huerta]

someone needs to shank him in the throat

He deserves a far worse death than that

 

[Originalman]

See and this is why I say this Sandusky shyt went way up in terms of who was involved.

Expect the media such as ESPN to be quiet on this.

Just too much funny mess with the whole situation. From big time folks like Mark Wahlberg being a board member on Sandusky's not for profit organization. To the prosecutor disappearing to Sandusky posting bail and getting an apartment next to a school playground before being sentenced to prison.

 

[Carlos Huerta]

See and this is why I say this Sandusky shyt went way up in terms of who was involved.

Expect the media such as ESPN to be quiet on this.

Just too much funny mess with the whole situation. From big time folks like Mark Wahlberg being a board member on Sandusky's not for profit organization. To the prosecutor disappearing to Sandusky posting bail and getting an apartment next to a school playground before being sentenced to prison.

WTF does this have to do with the media? You're obsessed. Go get some air, idiot.

 

[mrken12]

See and this is why I say this Sandusky shyt went way up in terms of who was involved.

Expect the media such as ESPN to be quiet on this.

Just too much funny mess with the whole situation. From big time folks like Mark Wahlberg being a board member on Sandusky's not for profit organization. To the prosecutor disappearing to Sandusky posting bail and getting an apartment next to a school playground before being sentenced to prison.

How did that racist thug Wahlberg become a board member?

 

[Originalman]

How did that racist thug Wahlberg become a board member?

No sure man but something was up. Not only him but Andy Reid and Franco Harris were board members.

Then you had one dude who originally broke the story a year before everything hit the fan. Dude tells a radio dude that he believes that they are setting the boys out to rich folks and the not for profit organization is all a front.

Just too much fishy shyt all around with the whole story.

 

[Brozay]

See and this is why I say this Sandusky shyt went way up in terms of who was involved.

Expect the media such as ESPN to be quiet on this.

Just too much funny mess with the whole situation. From big time folks like Mark Wahlberg being a board member on Sandusky's not for profit organization. To the prosecutor disappearing to Sandusky posting bail and getting an apartment next to a school playground before being sentenced to prison.

that shyt with the prosecutor(district attorney too) was wild

 

[3Rivers]

I still want to know what happened to Ray Gricar and what was on that destroyed hard drive?

 

[Carlos Huerta]

@mrken12 every time he sees my name

 

[unit321]

Wonder what kind of dirt Sandusky got on this judge


A Pennsylvania court ruled in favor of disgraced former Penn State defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky on Friday by reinstating the pension he lost in 2012.

According to the Associated Press (h/t ESPN.com), it was determined the State Employees' Retirement Board was incorrect in terminating Sandusky's pension since there was no evidence the 45 counts of sexual abuse against 10 boys Sandusky was found guilty of occurred while he was employed by Penn State University.

ABC's Aaron Katersky (via James Hill) provided an official transcript of the statement made by a Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court panel:



Per David DeKok of Reuters (h/t Yahoo.com), Sandusky secured a court order that will force documents to be turned over due to the suggestion that some of those who testified against him were financially influenced.

Sandusky has yet to comment on his pension or a potential retrial.

That's okay. He can be sued for that money in civil court, which will be easier to lose than in criminal court. For all his victims, they can eat off his pension.

 

[mrken12]

@mrken12 every time he sees my name

You're always saying some dumb shyt.

Get mad over a 10 point deduction from a meaningless point system brehs.