Some Posts To Read About The Penn State case

Two things missing:
The DA- Ray Gricar. And- The film from the shower room.

Shower Room Incident that happened in 1998. I was there. The janitor was there. Security broke up the hassle between me and the four naked men in the shower. The janitor came in after the argument.- with a security guard. (As far as I know he was a security guard.)

  They fabricated the information from 2001 used it against Sandusky and charged him with a crime he didn't commit. Simple. He was framed. 

   The information they had came from an incident in a locker room in 2001. I was there when the incident took place. 

   Paterno made a note of the incident in his logbook. Schultz came to the office Paterno was at and he had a trainee type a brief on the incident. That was the paper in his office.

    That's where the prosecutors got the 2001 information. It still wasn't enough to convince them to go after Sandusky and the officials like fanatics. 

    I believe there was a video tape made in 1998. The tape was recorded in the same shower room as the incident in 2001. The person acting like they were molesting a child in the video was not Sandusky. It was not Sandusky.

 The man did look a lot like Sandusky but it was a different man. 

    The janitor and I saw the man close up. The security guard that came into the shower room with the janitor saw the same man. 
    

By-Don Robbins
"Paterno"

Question: How did you know a video tape was made in a shower room at Penn State in 1998?
Answer: "I was there. I saw them."
                                                           Don Robbins

   The morning the shower room incident happened in 2001, Paterno wrote a note in his logbook or notebook. (Link To Magazine)
http://donrobbinsreturns.blogspot.com/?view=magazine
    After the authorities and security dropped the matter, Schultz came to Paterno in the small office, there in the building where the incident happened. I was still there.
      Schultz was with a trainee/student that was training to be a security guard. He had the trainee write a report on the incident. He typed it on typewriter paper with a typewriter.
       They took the paper with them when they left.

  Apparently, the paper had been put up in  the security office and was forgotten about for all those years.

      I don't think Schultz remembered the incident or the paper. No one else did. 

   I didn't remember what happened until after the trial.