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Message: [QUOTE="wfschrec, post: 4983229, member: 361"] From Oxygen True Crime: ESPN’s writers unearthed a report about another 1978 victim known only as “Karen” in the article. Karen’s attack was similar to the others, except she said Paterno was involved in covering it up. “She had heard from the police that there were others who had been attacked recently. She had heard some of the other women had received phone calls after their assault, possibly from the assailant." reports ESPN. "But when she picked up, she did not hear the voice she feared. This was someone familiar but not someone she knew. It was a man everyone knew. And when she realized who it was, she wondered immediately how he knew her name: “‘Karen, this is Joe Paterno,’” the man said. “Are you OK?’” Several of Hodne’s teammates would be called to testify in Hodne’s trial for the rape of Sailor, including Hodne’s long-time friend Tony Capozzoli, who said players were not allowed to talk about Hodne’s cases without Paterno’s blessing. “So right off the bat, [Paterno] says, ‘Todd Hodne is guilty, and if you testify for him, you’re off the team,’” Capozzoli recalled. Capozzoli went on to testify against Hodne and claimed he was kicked off the team for it. Capozzolis testimony and what happened afterwards is well documented. Paterno was a scumbag that was idolized on that campus per actual testimony. Witness intimidation .., stay classy Joe. [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.oxygen.com/crime-news/todd-hodnes-rapes-allegedly-covered-up-joe-paterno-at-penn-state[/URL] They along with two other media outlets did documentaries on Hodne. It’s a scumbag institution with a track record of hiring vile people. Not even dogs are safe on that campus. As for your stance that he was not idolized the article I shared dispels that pretty quickly. How about we stop protecting a detestable institution and call a spade a spade … there is a large amount of publicly available info on this. Football is more important than a safe campus to these nut jobs. Love this too … When officers secured a warrant and contacted then Penn State head coach Joe Paterno and asked about Hodne’s whereabouts, they found out he was in Long Island. Paterno said he would try to locate the player. “Joe Paterno was extremely influential on campus,” Musser recalled. “The football players to the students were gods. They walked on water. Players could do just about anything they wanted to do.” Still, Musser alleged, “Penn State will do whatever they can to create a wonderful image of Penn State with no issues anywhere.” [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.investigationdiscovery.com/crimefeed/murder/serial-rapist-penn-state-linebacker-continued-to-terrorize-women-despite-his-arrest-conviction[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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