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Here are the facts regarding the trial against Jerry Sandusky
Aaron Fisher denied being abused several times, even while under oath. He once falsely accused a school worker of accosting him and was proven to be lying by security footage. Fisher changed his timeline and nature of abuse at least 3 times. He falsely accused Sandusky of sabotaging his car after he had an accident in which he nearly killed two people. Aaron’s friends and family no longer believe he was abused by Sandusky. Fisher’s ex-wife credibly accused Aaron of domestic abuse and filed a protection order against him which he violated. Aaron’s ex-wife now believes that Aaron was abused not by Sandusky, but rather Aaron’s former stepfather Eric Daniels and that’s why investigators initially believed him. Daniels pleaded guilty to 106 counts of abuse including of his own kids. Fisher was paid $7.5 million for his testimony.
Allen Myers was the 13 year old in the McQueary episode. After the grand jury report was illegally leaked Allen wrote an LTE to the local paper praising Jerry Sandusky as a great man and father figure. After Sandusky was arrested Allen went to Sandusky’s lawyer and gave an affidavit saying nothing happened in the shower. Myers then flipped and became an accuser but never testified in Sandusky’s trial. The only time Myers testified under oath was at Sandusky’s appeal. Myers said he was abused then but gave no details. The defense showed a picture of Myers & Sandusky at Myers wedding and asked him where it was taken. Myers said he didn’t know. Myers said I don’t remember 34 times when the defense pressed about his previous documented encounters with Sandusky. Allan Myers was paid $6.9 million despite not testifying. Myers died in May 2026.
Jason Simcisko told police that nothing inappropriate ever happened with Sandusky. His story changed to mild abuse after getting a lawyer, Andrew Shubin. He testified that he was upset that Sandusky didn’t adopt him. Simcisko testified that he changed his mind after everything that came out. He told John Ziegler that he lies and says he’s a professional gambler so people don’t question where he got his money. Simcisko was paid $7.25 million for his testimony.
Brett Houtz originally said nothing inappropriate happened. There is an audio tape played at the trial where his lawyer conspired with investigators to lie to him to finally claim a sex act against Sandusky. Houtz testified that his own mother didn’t believe him because he was a known liar. In 2010 he took his girlfriend and 3 year old son to see Sandusky and acted like Sandusky was his father. Houtz was paid $7.25 million for his testimony.
Michael Kajak originally claimed he was abused by Sandusky in a Penn State shower in 1998 when he was 8. He changed the year to 2001 or 2002 at trial. Sandusky did not have access to the Penn State showers at that time. Kajak told a similar story at Graham Spanier’s trial. Kajak never claimed an actual sexual act occurred while under oath these two times. Between these two testimony’s Kajak gave a completely different story to PSU when getting his settlement where he alleged graphic sexual acts occurred. Kajak was paid $8.1 million for his testimony.
Zach Konstas never claimed anything close to a sexual act and the 1998 incident was fully investigated and determined to be unfounded. Konstas maintained a very close relationship with Sandusky with his mother’s knowledge for 13 years after the 1998 episode with no allegations of abuse. Konstas admitted at trial that his view of Sandusky was dramatically altered after speaking to investigators and hearing media reports. Konstas was paid $1.5 million for his testimony.
Dustin Struble testified to the grand jury that no sexual abuse or touching ever occurred with Sandusky. He changed his story after getting a lawyer, Andrew Shubin. Claimed that his story changed through repressed memory. In 2004, after the alleged abuse, Struble wrote in an application for scholarship that Jerry Sandusky was a kind and caring gentleman. Struble was paid $3.25 million for his testimony.
No one has ever claimed to be victim 8. There is no contemporaneous report of this incident and no date for it. The only evidence is the hearsay testimony of Ron Petrovsky. Petrovsky testified that a fellow janitor named Jim Calhoun witnessed Sandusky abusing a boy in the Penn State shower. Calhoun never testified at trial but did do a police interview where he said it was not Sandusky.
Sabastian Paden was added to the case after Sandusky was arrested. Based on his testimony there would have been several witnesses that could have corroborated his claims including Aaron Fisher but no one did. Paden’s mother was a key prosecution witness but she now believes Sandusky to be innocent. Paden was paid $20 million for his testimony.
Ryan Rittmeyer was added to the case after Sandusky was arrested after calling a hotline number and only claiming to have been groped in a pool. He was twice incarcerated for burglary and assault. Rittmeyer’s timeline would have caused Sandusky to miss a significant number of practices for which there is no evidence of. He claimed to have been abused in a silver convertible which the Sandusky’s never owned. Rittmeyer has now retracted most of his trial testimony and is wife of 14 years now believes Jerry Sandusky to be innocent. Rittmeyer was paid $5.5 million for his testimony.
There are no corroborating witnesses to any of these claims. No contemporaneous reports. No orders speaking of possible abuse. No payoffs. No drugs or alcohol. No porn. And Sandusky has virtually no testosterone or testicles and was very unlikely able to get an erection.
Jason Edward retweeted
Watching everyone Stand Up to Cancer at the World Series reminded me of the most hilarious Bill Burr bit of all time 😂 #WorldSeries
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The grift is complete.
1. Follow the coach and the director around, yell at them, run on the field every time your kid gets subbed.
2. Get cops called on you for acting unruly.
3. Make up fake story.
4. Profit $40,000.
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This year alone, more Christians have been killed by Muslims in Nigeria than Gazans in three years of war.
Not a single Muslim or pro-Palestinian activist has protested like they do for Gaza. Weird.
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Unfortunately, Joey is correct, and Kirk is being very naive…
One of the MANY horrible aspects of the Pandora’s Box that was opened up with NIL and instant transfers is that it cut the balls off of the great/God-like coaches.
A sport that was built upon legendary coaches has literally made it IMPOSSIBLE to be anything but a wussy player’s coach!
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Replying to @unusual_whales
This theory is SO incredibly stupid and SO easily proven as such if the legacy news media wasn’t full of moronic Anti-Trumpers…
Jeffrey Epstein killed himself (every legacy media investigation has indeed proven this) in a FEDERAL prison while TRUMP was president! He would NEVER have done this if he had ANY blackmail info (all evidence in the files proves he didn’t) on Trump!!
This destroys the theory before it even gets to first base! Then there is the reality that none of the actual allegations are remotely credible!
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The ABC News account again disables comments when discussing Lucy Craig.
A judge in New York on Friday decided the former Cornell University student known as Jane Doe can pursue her sexual assault claim against the university and seven fraternity members while remaining anonymous.
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We are constantly told that universal mail-in balloting is totally secure…
I’ve always said that is inherently absurd, especially in nursing homes.
But we just ran into a new issue here in Southern California…
3 ballots were placed in my in-laws locked mailbox by a post office mistake!
This kind of thing must happen fairly regularly. There is effectively/virtually nothing to stop us from casting these ballots.
How can anyone take this system of voting remotely seriously?!
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ABC News turns off the comments!
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BREAKING: A judge in New York on Friday decided the former Cornell University student known as Jane Doe can pursue her sexual assault claim against the university and seven fraternity members while remaining anonymous. abcnews.link/6VDZ0s4
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Gee, if only someone could have warned us about this always incredibly obvious phenomenon…
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Poll: Trump is mobilizing more Democrats against him than Republicans for him politi.co/4jxBKEU
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How we know to a reasonable degree of certainty that the Cornell Jane Doe is Lucy H Craig (i.e. Lucile Harriett Craig)
1) Poorly-redacted signature matching "Lucy Craig"
- In the Plaintiff's Affirmation filed in Jane Doe v Cornell University, Inc et al, a black-bar redaction over the signature block was incomplete... Distinctive cursive strokes remain visible above and below the bar, including upper loops consistent with a capital "L" and "C," and a lower flourish consistent with a lowercase "g," matching the style and form of "Lucy Craig"... This occurred in the very filing seeking anonymity protections: xitter.cf/AFpost/status/21061177…
2) Inadvertent "LHC" initials left unredacted on released documents
- CBS News published images of Jane Doe's 11/15/24 Cornell University Police voluntary statement that left her handwritten signature initials "LHC" visible in the signature block... The document was later replaced with heavier redactions after the detail spread: xitter.cf/AFpost/status/21085671…
3) Police statement details match exactly
- The six-page Cornell Police statement describes a 20-year-old sophomore in the Hotel School of Administration, a Delta Delta Delta member living in Ithaca, who reported the 10/19/24 Chi Phi incident involving alcohol, ketamine, and sexual activity... Jane Doe's attorney has publicly confirmed she was in Cornell's Hotel School: lucycraig.blog/media/261, people.com/cornell-jane-doe-…
4) A swatting incident ties directly to Lucy Craig's family home
- On the evening of 10/6/26, Johns Creek, GA police responded to a false active-shooter/"people being killed" call at the residence of Lucile Harriett Craig... Timing, location, and details (guns drawn on brother, boyfriend, and father) match the swatting of Jane Doe's parents' home confirmed by her attorney Thomas Giuffra and reported by CNN and others: lucycraig.blog/media/348, cnn.com/2026/10/08/us/cornel…, nypost.com/2026/10/15/us-new…
5) Background and biographical consistency
- Jane Doe enrolled at Cornell in 2022 at age ~18, is described as from a small town outside the Northeast, was a Tri Delta member, and left school after the incident... These align with public records and social media tied to Lucy H Craig... Early online reports from Cornell-connected sources independently named her: usatoday.com/story/news/nati…, lucycraig.blog
6) Photos and additional corroboration
- Blurred images of Jane Doe released through media/attorney channels have been matched by observers to publicly available photos of Lucy Craig... Compilations of the police report, DA materials, and related documents consistently treat the identities as the same: lucycraig.blog/library
7) Both Jane Doe and Lucy Craig are dedicated weight lifters/bodybuilders
- Jane Doe's Cornell police statement notes she was at Crunch Fitness in Ithaca earlier on the night of the incident... The New Yorker explicitly describes her as "a weight lifter"... Cornell Title IX investigation records state that she got out of bed and performed "bodybuilder poses" or "flexing her muscles" during the encounter... Craig's public Instagram (i.e. lucyhcraig) features multiple bodybuilding poses, gym videos, and a muscular physique, with online discussions referencing significant lifts (e.g. ~285 lb deadlifts): newyorker.com/news/american-…, dailywire.com/news/cornell-a…, xitter.cf/GD44vh/status/21058933…
Yes. DOJ stated that among the roughly 2.5 million unreleased pages (out of ~6 million reviewed), some were duplicates, withheld under privileges, or "completely unrelated to these cases" (Epstein/Maxwell). Media including CBS reported this explanation. Disputes over other withholdings continue.
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Woody Hayes, whose career ended when he punched an opposing player in the face on national TV, gets this loving treatment…
Joe Paterno, who also had his phone number publicly listed, won MANY more games and retired WAY more recently, does not. All because he got caught in a fraudulent prosecution (as a witness FOR the prosecution)!
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