UclaMac wrote:This really bad for the school, but to have NCAA get involved is not needed. I think the school will be punished enough by the bad reputation, and with all the legal stuff coming. But honestly this coach is no different than a serial killer. He should be executed for all the crap that he did to these boys. And to all the people that stood by and didntspeak shame on them aswell thats ridiculous!
For once we agree on something, mark it down!
Although I disagree with the execution, that's too easy. As a survivor I have always been of the belief that they need to suffer like their victims suffer. Yes, we deal with a lot of anquish and pain, but that's what makes it more justified to keep them alive--let them feel that same pain and fear. Execution lets them off the hook. Like Peay said, if he doesn't off himself, he'll get what he deserves in gen pop....and then he'll probably off himself. Saves a ton of taxpayer money if it goes that way. Executions are expensive.
He didn't kill their chances to have a normal life. Does this make it harder? God yes....trust me, it took me 15 years to get the help I needed; had I not gotten it, I'd be in prison or dead right now. I was a horrible kid and horrible person, and I tried to kill myself twice. But I got help and I am a fully functioning adult and have a "normal" life. many of the things you listed, they happen unfortunately, but it CAN be overcome.
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