Joe Paterno and Penn State president fired!
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So,how many times has he been bailed out,he's no murderer but he should have such a high bail that he can't pay it,if the judge somehow feels compelled to give him any at all..
The judge set his last bail at $250,000, so I doubt that he's going to be able to post it again should he get arrested again any time soon.
Just saw this on Scout.com: No More PSU-Paterno Merchandise.
Say what you want about Paterno, this move is kind of ridiculous because many people would still have bought Penn State stuff with Paterno on it after this whole debacle, and Penn State would still make money off of its previous coach. The worst part about it is that Paterno's cut of the profits went directly to charity by his choice; he never got any money from these sales!
Say what you want about Paterno, this move is kind of ridiculous because many people would still have bought Penn State stuff with Paterno on it after this whole debacle, and Penn State would still make money off of its previous coach. The worst part about it is that Paterno's cut of the profits went directly to charity by his choice; he never got any money from these sales!
he sold some real estate to pay his own bail, dude's kinda mr money bags but atleast he's on house arrest this time.
I see....I figured he must be loaded or have a nice stack squirreled away somewhere.It seems as if a paltry $250 is nothing for him to fork over more than once.His bail should be one million dollars.
he'd probably sell his story to disney/abc and they'd pay his bail and lawyer fees in exchange for first interview after the trial. they did for casey anthony involving a child
LOL,wait a minute, Disney?They have come a long way from the kiddie type films if they are planning on doing the Casey Anthony story.
Reading this pisses me off... Mcqueary was the ONLY one that could have stopped it or DONE more.
http://www.cnn.com/2011/12/16/justice/pennsylvania-sex-scandal/index.html?hpt=hp_bn2
http://www.cnn.com/2011/12/16/justice/pennsylvania-sex-scandal/index.html?hpt=hp_bn2
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