http://www.pennlive.com/news/2016/10/nate_parker_penn_state.html#incart_river_home

As director Nate Parker's "Birth of a Nation" made its way through the film circuit, the onetime Penn State wrestler was forced to address his past, including talking about it on "60 Minutes".

Turner was accused then acquitted of a raping an 18-year-old woman in 1999 while he was a Penn State student.

"I was falsely accused," Turner said. "I went to court. I was vindicated. I feel terrible that this woman isn't here. Her family had to deal with that but as I sit here, an apology is — no."

Now a New York Times report has revealed that the Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office is assessing whether Penn State officials were lenient in Parker's case.

One of those officials involved in the Parker case, former athletic director Tim Curley, is facing trial on how he, Graham Spanier and Gary Schultz handled the Jerry Sandusky scandal at Penn State.

The Attorney General's Office, according to the Times, has spoken with the accuser in the 1999 rape case, as well as former Penn State wrestling coach Troy Sunderland and former athletic director Robert Krimmel.

More from the Times:

Suspended from the wrestling team when he was criminally charged with rape, he was reinstated in the fall of 2000 while still facing trial. Within weeks, a female student trainer complained that he had exposed himself to her. But after she decided not to go to the police, despite the urging of the university, Penn State appears to have dropped the matter.

Now the Parker case has drawn the attention of the state attorney general's office here, which is prosecuting three former university officials on charges that they failed to report Mr. Sandusky's sexual abuse of children. One of the three, Tim Curley, the former athletic director, played a role in how the university dealt with the exposure complaint against Mr. Parker, according to interviews with several people, including the woman who made the complaint.

Prosecutors are trying to assess whether the school's handling of Mr. Parker suggests a broader pattern of inaction by the athletic department when it came to complaints of sexual misconduct, according to two law enforcement officials briefed on the investigation who are not authorized to discuss it publicly.

Parker was kicked off Penn State's wrestling team in 2001.

It's unknown whether the data being collected by the attorney general's office is being used in the case against Curley, Schultz and Spanier.

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Just noting how this case has now become intertwined with the other mess up at PSU. If anyone is offended or feels I had an ulterior motive, feel free to delete the post.

Short note: If the powers that be feel that they can use this cat to get who they want at the top, he may become a huge pawn on the board:

"Now the Parker case has drawn the attention of the state attorney general's office here, which is prosecuting three former university officials on charges that they failed to report Mr. Sandusky's sexual abuse of children. One of the three, Tim Curley, the former athletic director, played a role in how the university dealt with the exposure complaint against Mr. Parker, according to interviews with several people, including the woman who made the complaint.

Prosecutors are trying to assess whether the school's handling of Mr. Parker suggests a broader pattern of inaction by the athletic department when it came to complaints of sexual misconduct, according to two law enforcement officials briefed on the investigation who are not authorized to discuss it publicly."

"Get ready....for your blessing....."

Motives?
Posting History?

OK

I believe my last few posts had to do with Bernie Worrell's Illness, and lack of respect being given by the AA Museum, etc. However, if you think this post was "Agent-Worthy" so be it. The thing is that PSU's dirty laundry continues to be aired, and Nate Parker has been caught in it's web. No more, No less.

Don't know if the cat is guilty

Enjoyed the flick

Agent out!

Join Date & Post Count numbers look crooked.


"Get ready....for your blessing....."

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"Where was the peace when we were getting shot? Where's the peace when we were getting laid out?
Where is the peace when we are in the back of ambulances? Where is the peace then?
They don't want to call for peace then.

so he bought a ticket to another movie and walked into BOAN and there was 3 people inside.

When he went to the manager to complain they ended up calling the cops on him.

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TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*

Apparently. How come this shit (from the late 90s) ain't come up a few movies ago?

over the years since Nate's incident.

This is an AG trying to get some shine before an election. What better way to win white votes than to bring up Nate Parker.

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TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*

if I were any of these folks. Just saying.

If dude is truly falsely accused, this gives him the opportunity to show the world AGAIN that justice prevailed.

Legal fees for him will suck though.

Welp, once again a White Yes, is a black maybe.







>http://www.pennlive.com/news/2016/10/nate_parker_penn_state.html#incart_river_home
>
>As director Nate Parker's "Birth of a Nation" made its way
>through the film circuit, the onetime Penn State wrestler was
>forced to address his past, including talking about it on "60
>Minutes".
>
>Turner was accused then acquitted of a raping an 18-year-old
>woman in 1999 while he was a Penn State student.
>
>"I was falsely accused," Turner said. "I went to court. I was
>vindicated. I feel terrible that this woman isn't here. Her
>family had to deal with that but as I sit here, an apology is
>— no."
>
>Now a New York Times report has revealed that the Pennsylvania
>Attorney General's Office is assessing whether Penn State
>officials were lenient in Parker's case.
>
>One of those officials involved in the Parker case, former
>athletic director Tim Curley, is facing trial on how he,
>Graham Spanier and Gary Schultz handled the Jerry Sandusky
>scandal at Penn State.
>
>The Attorney General's Office, according to the Times, has
>spoken with the accuser in the 1999 rape case, as well as
>former Penn State wrestling coach Troy Sunderland and former
>athletic director Robert Krimmel.
>
>More from the Times:
>
>Suspended from the wrestling team when he was criminally
>charged with rape, he was reinstated in the fall of 2000 while
>still facing trial. Within weeks, a female student trainer
>complained that he had exposed himself to her. But after she
>decided not to go to the police, despite the urging of the
>university, Penn State appears to have dropped the matter.
>
>Now the Parker case has drawn the attention of the state
>attorney general's office here, which is prosecuting three
>former university officials on charges that they failed to
>report Mr. Sandusky's sexual abuse of children. One of the
>three, Tim Curley, the former athletic director, played a role
>in how the university dealt with the exposure complaint
>against Mr. Parker, according to interviews with several
>people, including the woman who made the complaint.
>
>Prosecutors are trying to assess whether the school's handling
>of Mr. Parker suggests a broader pattern of inaction by the
>athletic department when it came to complaints of sexual
>misconduct, according to two law enforcement officials briefed
>on the investigation who are not authorized to discuss it
>publicly.
>
>Parker was kicked off Penn State's wrestling team in 2001.
>
>It's unknown whether the data being collected by the attorney
>general's office is being used in the case against Curley,
>Schultz and Spanier.


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"Everyone has a plan until you punch them in the face. Then they don't have a plan anymore." (c) Mike Tyson

"what's a leader if he isn't reluctant"

They are going to say Nate Parker is the reason Sandusky existed.

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TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*

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TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*

people have already made up their minds that he's rapey mcrapist despite all the facts being readily available.

<--- Big Baller World Order

If one of the cast members of the movie "Rudy" (college football dude) was found to diddle little kids.....

Why does that compromise the message of the movie?

dozens of kids abused, Atty General and future gov ignores it, the perv's kid foundation/charity links may have uncovered even more foul behavior but nobody wanted to open that door, this dude told what he saw to paterno and left it at that, the school pres steps down and may be going to trial, and clearly this guy is the victim in all this--


Jury Awards Former Penn State Assistant Football Coach $7.3 Million

October 27, 2016·9:28 PM ET
Martha Ann Overland


A jury awarded former Penn State assistant football coach Mike McQueary $7.3 million in damages on Thursday. McQueary was a key witness in the sexual molestation case against another former assistant coach, Jerry Sandusky. Jurors found that McQueary was defamed by the university after it became public that he had reported seeing Sandusky abusing a boy in a team shower.


A decade before the Sandusky scandal broke in 2011, McQueary testified that he reported to then-head coach Joe Paterno that he saw Sandusky engaged in a "clear" sex act with a young boy.

McQueary, who was a graduate student at the time, claims because of that testimony he lost his assistant coaching job and was made a scapegoat in the case. He came under scathing criticism for failing to stop the abuse he witnessed.

McQueary said that since his testimony was made public he's been unable to find work, his marriage broke up and he lives with his parents.

NPR's Jeff Brady reports that the university argued in court that McQueary's contract was not renewed in a routine shake-up after Paterno was fired. University lawyers also said that McQueary could have reported the crime to the police himself.

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