Comments on: Nittany Nightmare Continues Past Sandusky: Former President Spanier Charged- NEW Charges for Curley and Schultz Filed

By: Rose

Rose — Sat, 18 May 2013 14:15:33 +0000

I decided it was best to ask Sandusky question on Sandusky thread. Your reader response to another case where she compared Castro, Sandusky, & SZ. It would be SZ who objectifies from the beginning.
http://blinkoncrime.com/2012/11/27/kyron-horman-missing-civil-suit-against-terri-horman-delayed-and-sealed/#comments
“To your point, Sandusky has the closest profile to someone I feel is responsible for Ky’s disappearance, however imo, this offender objectifies his victim from the beginning. So the motivations are quite different, but some of the paraphilias will end up the same. Neither is treatable, period.”

To educate myself I found a colloquial definition of paraphilia:
https://www.google.com/search?q=paraphilias&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en&client=safari

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_paraphilias I confess I stopped skimming these sicknesses in the Fs.
I can see right off Sandusky had Frotteuriam & pedophilia. You said paraphilias are same? I guess that means prepubescent boys (pedophilia). . Sandusky also was aroused in the water. And by wrestling. And by basement bed. And I guess Castro didn’t have Pedophilia, as it’s restricted to Prepubescent by definition. He too used basement. He’s more of a bondage rapist I guess.

My question is how Sandusky’s “profile” is like SZ’s? In thinking of SZ’s profile, both are very smart, both profiled as bio childless, both had cause to be in the neighborhood, any others?

Yes, and perhaps additional, I would have to interview them to be sure, or review specific case files of non-self reporting acts, etc. The rule of thumb in training about para’s is that if you find one you find more. It is pretty rare a “deviant” has only one. I am referring to the overall profile of a serial pedophile and that of a serial sexual sadist (with or without pedophilia)- if Kyron’s disappearance is a sexually motivated crime of course as I have stated from the beginning.
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By: Rose

Rose — Fri, 17 May 2013 21:17:33 +0000

somehow the comment fell away from the url above
also, remove (dot) & insert a .
my comment expressed appreciation for both JJ-PA & Lowe’s
reasonings in the “comments” section.

By: Rose

Rose — Fri, 17 May 2013 19:33:14 +0000

http://www.dallasjustice (dot) com/dallascriminallawyerblog/suspicious-ray-gricar-actions-as-d-a-investigating-penn-state-child-abuse-makes-me-think-gricar-is-alive-and-well-and-the-fbi-does-too/

By: J. J. in Phila

J. J. in Phila — Fri, 17 May 2013 14:56:54 +0000

Rose, just looking back at your comment, there was another possibility about why the disappearance would be so close to retirement. Nobody knew who the next DA would be.

On 4/15/05, there were three good candidates that had a good shot at being the next DA, Madeira, Bascom, both R, and Arnold, D; the fourth was weak. Smith, the acting DA, had no idea who it would win the primary or election and what their plans regarding the Gricar case would be. It would insure 8 months of uncertainty until a new DA was elected. It wouldn’t even be limited to Madeira/Arnold until more than a month later.

Had Gricar disappeared in 4/2004, Smith would have known that he would have been in charge of the case until 12/2005, at least. He would have had longer term control. Who knows, he might have actually run for the office under those circumstances.

By: J. J. in Phila

J. J. in Phila — Mon, 13 May 2013 23:50:06 +0000

Well, I tend to agree with the last line. The police, however, found no recent big withdrawal. Still $16 K in 2 1/2 years is not a lot of money.

Piecing together the assets is one of the more difficult aspects of the case.

By: J. J. in Phila

J. J. in Phila — Mon, 13 May 2013 18:48:29 +0000

If somebody were hand Mr. Gricar a lot of cash, we’d expect to see him have a lot more money.

The $16,000 was over 2 1/2 years and worked out to about $20-$30 a week.

Yes, he could have been offering his daughter support, however, her mother was making more money than Mr. Gricar. She is a department head at PSU, and does business consulting. The daughter wasn’t going to Harvard, or anything that was that expensive. There is also a high likelihood that Mr. Gricar had money left over after his divorce.

From an investigative perspective, you can’t distill the cash withdrawls by averaging them. They could form a pattern, they could coincide with meetings or a common person, etc, . Also, cash ATM transactions alone are only a snippet of his financial bio if you will. My point is without specific information that has not been made public we cannot really assess the relevance.