Daily Collegian Article On Starrocci Allegations

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Wendi Priest Keller (pointed out on 247 that she is someone very in the know about the situation and PSU in general, her FB friends include: Zain's wife Julianna, Cael's wife Kelly, Casey's wife Tara) She previously confronted Syd about her asking wrestlers during the internal investigation to collaborate Beau's and her's story nonstop.

"Things are about to get VERY interesting (popcorn emoji) (sunglasses emoji) I love me some good Karma" she writes
 

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I actually popped over here from 34 and Counting to see if anyone knows anything about the Cowboy RTC vs China dual tonight, since you have a lot of knowledgeable folks and now we're like... stepbrother fan bases, lol. But I have to say nobody on our forum has talked about Carter since a few days after the news broke. There was some "oh, look at this thing that happened, I wonder what will happen next" before the Rivals migration but that's pretty much it. Intermat is full of gossip as usual but many folks there are drama fans more than wrestling fans. So I'm not sure where you're seeing OSU fans pushing stories or cheering for Cael's demise. Personally I hate how social media is used to needlessly stir the pot like, every day about every little thing.
The OSU IOWA bit was about the Twitter troll accounts. They tried their hardest to keep pushing the issue the first few weeks. They’ve slowed down as well. Syd and Beau are the last 2 passengers on a sinking ship.

I’d love to know Beau’s thoughts right now. I can’t imagine this was how he predicted his post NCAA career would start out. My guess is he’d have to ask Syd for permission to speak.
 
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The OSU IOWA bit was about the Twitter troll accounts. They tried their hardest to keep pushing the issue the first few weeks. They’ve slowed down as well. Syd and Beau are the last 2 passengers on a sinking ship.

I’d love to know Beau’s thoughts right now. I can’t imagine this was how he predicted his post NCAA career would start out. My guess is he’d have to ask Syd for permission to speak.
Yeah, there are a ton of new Twitter troll accounts with orange and black color motifs.

Many are positive DT will “end” Penn State. Not if Pennsylvania youngsters keep winning Fargo by 100 points. This recruiting hotbed isn’t going to break off and float off into the Atlantic or anything.
 

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Beau tried to bring down PSU wrestling with his wife

**** him
I have two thoughts on this:

1. Syd, with Beau giving her perceived legitimacy, thought she could establish her “brand” by a shock and awe campaign against the behemoth PSU wrestling program, and

2. (Slightly) tongue-in-cheek, for Beau to be party to this, Syd must have been his first p*e*e, and it blinded him to reality.
 
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I have two thoughts on this:

1. Syd, with Beau giving her perceived legitimacy, thought she could establish her “brand” by a shock and awe campaign against the behemoth PSU wrestling program, and

2. (Slightly) tongue-in-cheek, for Beau to be party to this, Syd must have been his first p*e*e, and it blinded him to reality.
I think your assessments are pretty spot on.

My wife and I are dealing with a maybe so much similar in her family. Her daughter has exhibited mental illness over the last 20 years. She’s a heavy weed smoker, and is on an antidepressant and Adderall.

You thought she was doing quite well because approximately three years ago she got pregnant and we have a lovely little granddaughter who we arenow not seeing.

unfortunately, she would spin out every few years, I’ve seen this four or five times since she was a teenager. It’s like she loses his grasp on reality.

I’d like to say that I hope that she gets better but I don’t think it’s possible. Most likely she has a personality disorder which are not fixable.

The Syd/Beau case? I would say that’s what you said, she has an entitled sense to her and is trying to make money via social media attention whorism.
 
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I have two thoughts on this:

1. Syd, with Beau giving her perceived legitimacy, thought she could establish her “brand” by a shock and awe campaign against the behemoth PSU wrestling program, and

2. (Slightly) tongue-in-cheek, for Beau to be party to this, Syd must have been his first p*e*e, and it blinded him to reality.
A Netflix documentary; perhaps called “Surviving Penn State: Wrestling”. Followed by a podcast that features guests who also bring their unsubstantiated claims to light. It’s all so tiresome and predictable
 
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Yeah, there are a ton of new Twitter troll accounts with orange and black color motifs.

Many are positive DT will “end” Penn State. Not if Pennsylvania youngsters keep winning Fargo by 100 points. This recruiting hotbed isn’t going to break off and float off into the Atlantic or anything.
DT can recruit but now his kids have to perform. A few did last year but were transfers. His kids have got to win now and if they do it will be great to see someone challenge PSU but “end” is pretty extreme.
 
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I think your assessments are pretty spot on.

My wife and I are dealing with a maybe so much similar in her family. Her daughter has exhibited mental illness over the last 20 years. She’s a heavy weed smoker, and is on an antidepressant and Adderall.

You thought she was doing quite well because approximately three years ago she got pregnant and we have a lovely little granddaughter who we arenow not seeing.

unfortunately, she would spin out every few years, I’ve seen this four or five times since she was a teenager. It’s like she loses his grasp on reality.

I’d like to say that I hope that she gets better but I don’t think it’s possible. Most likely she has a personality disorder which are not fixable.

The Syd/Beau case? I would say that’s what you said, she has an entitled sense to her and is trying to make money via social media attention whorism.
There’s another explanation that’s a lot more simple. Maybe she just needs to grow up a little bit more and start understanding that she can’t just do anything she wants without consequences. Not dumping on her because I went through the same process. People at her age still have a lot to learn.
 
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There’s another explanation that’s a lot more simple. Maybe she just needs to grow up a little bit more and start understanding that she can’t just do anything she wants without consequences. Not dumping on her because I went through the same process. People at her age still have a lot to learn.
You may be right.

I think that will occur only if she suffers those consequences.

Unfortunately, she impresses me as the type who will claim victimhood when those consequences are delivered.
 

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Unfortunately, she impresses me as the type who will claim victimhood when those consequences are delivered.
I can’t speak for her, but that was my own MO when I was younger. A change in attitude did eventually occur over time, but it took a few hard lessons to get there. She’s still very young. Unfortunately, I won’t be around to have this conversation, but it would be interesting to see her outlook on things when she turns 50.
 
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I can’t speak for her, but that was my own MO when I was younger. A change in attitude did eventually occur over time, but it took a few hard lessons to get there. She’s still very young. Unfortunately, I won’t be around to have this conversation, but it would be interesting to see her outlook on things when she turns 50.
She’s an adult, this is not an out look thing, this is a character thing.

At the minimum . And the herd lessons you said it took to get to a better place? This might be the first time she’s been held accountable. So this is lesson one. I hope it’s quite painful because making false accusations can destroy someone’s life.
 
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She’s an adult, this is not an out look thing, this is a character thing.

At the minimum . And the herd lessons you said it took to get to a better place? This might be the first time she’s been held accountable. So this is lesson one. I hope it’s quite painful because making false accusations can destroy someone’s life.

“Destroy someone’s life” doesn’t carry the same weight in this generation's virtual reality world. Eliminate the pesky spectators on your way to beating the boss or being the boss. Victims can respawn later, or find a different game to play.
 

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She’s an adult, this is not an out look thing, this is a character thing.

At the minimum . And the herd lessons you said it took to get to a better place? This might be the first time she’s been held accountable. So this is lesson one. I hope it’s quite painful because making false accusations can destroy someone’s life.
Look at those Canadian hockey player and Trev Bauer? They suffered real world consequences from false accusations.
The false accusers should suffer legal consequences .

I don’t buy the young and stupid defense. If you were a certain age, 18, and you drive drunk and kill someone to go to jail. If you get drunk, get into a fight and kill someone you go to jail there’s certain mistakes you can’t come back from and while this isn’t as drastic is a murder harming someone’s reputation out of spite and jealousy is a horrible thing to do, and if proven that your accusations were untrue and you knew it you should face legal consequences .
 
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I’ve always been of the belief that if the accusations were false, the accuser should face the same penalty of the crime they accused someone of.
I find it interesting that you bring this up and once shared your exact view. The problem is complex because a jury is weighing guilt and a reasonable doubt in our current system where they wouldn't need the same burden of proof in your proposed model. If you thought it was 55-45 one way or the other you would be sending a party to harsh punishment. There would be a ton of people in prison based on one simple matter of circumstantial evidence.
 

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I find it interesting that you bring this up and once shared your exact view. The problem is complex because a jury is weighing guilt and a reasonable doubt in our current system where they wouldn't need the same burden of proof in your proposed model. If you thought it was 55-45 one way or the other you would be sending a party to harsh punishment. There would be a ton of people in prison based on one simple matter of circumstantial evidence.
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Yes, there is a difference between "not guilty" and "falsely accused".

"Not guilty" is just saying it might have happened, but no one proved it.
"Falsely accused" is saying it never happened and the accuser knew it never happened.

Think about the number of people that were picked out of line-ups and charges filed. Did the accuser know that was not the person? Often that was not the case (although sometimes the police knew it was not).
 
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I find it interesting that you bring this up and once shared your exact view. The problem is complex because a jury is weighing guilt and a reasonable doubt in our current system where they wouldn't need the same burden of proof in your proposed model. If you thought it was 55-45 one way or the other you would be sending a party to harsh punishment. There would be a ton of people in prison based on one simple matter of circumstantial evidence.
In this case, the accuser is NOT the assaulted party. As far as I know, there is no assaulted party.
 
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I find it interesting that you bring this up and once shared your exact view. The problem is complex because a jury is weighing guilt and a reasonable doubt in our current system where they wouldn't need the same burden of proof in your proposed model. If you thought it was 55-45 one way or the other you would be sending a party to harsh punishment. There would be a ton of people in prison based on one simple matter of circumstantial evidence.
If laws like this were enacted, it would have to be adjudicated separately. So a person is found not guilt of the accusations would not mean the accuser is charged, let alone guilty. The DA would the. Have to decide the evidence not only did not support the accusations but showed the accuser knowing made false accusations and prove this beyond a reasonable doubt in court. The problem is not that it would shift the burden, the problem is you would rarely see a DA bring these charges against accusers when they lost at trial because then they would have to explain why they took the charges all the way to verdict if they now claim evidence shows, beyond a reasonable doubt, the accusations were false. Could still be helpful if da finds out mid trial evidence supports they were false. Might be more ready to dismiss charges if can go after someone else instead of just saying made a mistake
 
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Either a personal quirk, fatigue after push-cutting two lawns, or just an old-guy take I’m not especially proud of, but I’d be far more supportive of Syd if she was the alleged victim, not a virtual surrogate. Holding out hope that silence on both sides means a definitive investigation is underway that replaces speculation with answers.
 
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I’ve always been of the belief that if the accusations were false, the accuser should face the same penalty of the crime they accused someone of.
Strongly disagree. That would make every victim scared to ever report something again if they think there's a risk of jail time (and a lengthy one) for not being able to prove assault.

There's one case of it ever that I would have supported it, Brian Banks. When the accuser/liar outright admitted on the record (to a wire) she lied for money. That's malicious and there was a confession and someone actually served jail time for it.

Even cases where it's clear one party embellished (Shawn Oakman, Matt Araiza) I still err against it since it's he said, she said and the facts significantly favor one party but it's not an absolute.
 

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Strongly disagree. That would make every victim scared to ever report something again if they think there's a risk of jail time (and a lengthy one) for not being able to prove assault.

There's one case of it ever that I would have supported it, Brian Banks. When the accuser/liar outright admitted on the record (to a wire) she lied for money. That's malicious and there was a confession and someone actually served jail time for it.

Even cases where it's clear one party embellished (Shawn Oakman, Matt Araiza) I still err against it since it's he said, she said and the facts significantly favor one party but it's not an absolute.
Their shouldn't be criminal penalties for lying about an assault, but there should be civil penalties.
 
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I agree with you all that it’s not something that could ever happen. I would only do that if it was proven that the accuser 100% fabricated the situation.

As far as scaring away other victims, you can accuse somebody of a crime without putting it all over social media and newspapers. Victims absolutely should go to the cops, not some college student at the local university paper and all you have is anonymous quotes.

It’s just a shame that you can make an accusation with no proof, severely damage somebody, and not have to face much of a consequence.
 

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I agree with you all that it’s not something that could ever happen. I would only do that if it was proven that the accuser 100% fabricated the situation.

As far as scaring away other victims, you can accuse somebody of a crime without putting it all over social media and newspapers. Victims absolutely should go to the cops, not some college student at the local university paper and all you have is anonymous quotes.

It’s just a shame that you can make an accusation with no proof, severely damage somebody, and not have to face much of a consequence.
Syd's problem is that she isn't the supposed victim.
 

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Strongly disagree. That would make every victim scared to ever report something again if they think there's a risk of jail time (and a lengthy one) for not being able to prove assault.

There's one case of it ever that I would have supported it, Brian Banks. When the accuser/liar outright admitted on the record (to a wire) she lied for money. That's malicious and there was a confession and someone actually served jail time for it.

Even cases where it's clear one party embellished (Shawn Oakman, Matt Araiza) I still err against it since it's he said, she said and the facts significantly favor one party but it's not an absolute.
I know the family of the "T.F." in this case. Specially his uncle.
The civil suits against his accusers were worthless as none of them had any assets. But given the extent of the lies they told and the $h!t they put him through there should be some criminal charges.

https://archive.triblive.com/local/...irls-of-targeting-boy-with-false-allegations/

This is not in the article, but at one point his classmates put a sign on his back (like those old "kick me" signs) except this sign said sexual predator, or something similar.
 
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Strongly disagree. That would make every victim scared to ever report something again if they think there's a risk of jail time (and a lengthy one) for not being able to prove assault.

There's one case of it ever that I would have supported it, Brian Banks. When the accuser/liar outright admitted on the record (to a wire) she lied for money. That's malicious and there was a confession and someone actually served jail time for it.

Even cases where it's clear one party embellished (Shawn Oakman, Matt Araiza) I still err against it since it's he said, she said and the facts significantly favor one party but it's not an absolute.

You really, really need to be on the receiving end of a false accusation. It will be an enlightening experience.

In the meantime, let those of us who've been to the event horizon of Katherine McKinnon's misandrist black hole assure you it's a place where everything is distorted.

If you need it, I have just the accuser: there's a former Pitt cheerleader out there-one of these formerly young women:

First Team of Cheerleaders | Documenting Pitt

who managed to turn herself into a reasonable stand-in for Margaret Hamilton after a couple of decades of bile, lunacy and nicotine.

If you were to counsel her that brandishing a banana like a gun complete with semi-automatic and automatic fire sound effects is inappropriate-she'll file a 9-page handwritten list of hallucinations such as "mounting" her in the office done with such rage the pressure of her pen embossed the paper.

When the investigation is over and found to have no supporting evidence-no consequences for the accuser-in actuality, her employment is more secure (which was the intent). because any discipline is subject to the HR Karens eagerly supposing the discipline as revenge.

If somebody reports any other type of offense to the authorities-say I accuse my neighbor of burying his murder victims, beating his lids or his dogs-and the police dig up his yard and find no bodies, there's no record of any sort of injury to perfectly healthy kids or the dog-then the below part of the PA Code applies, along with the potential for civil litigation.

This is my "tell" that Pyscho Syd is likely running a huge scam. She didn't go to the police, nor did any of the other parties.

Section 4906.0 - Title 18 - CRIMES AND OFFENSES

And she's also likely a:
 

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If anyone thinks there should not be criminal charges for false accusations I suggest you contact the Finnerty family, or any of the other families of the Duke Lacrosse players. Their lives were ruined. False or not, there were damages that cannot ever be undone.

That POS and yes I said POS, who falsely accused them never did a day in jail FOR HER FALSE ACCUSATIONS.

Yes, she ended up in prison for 8 years but it was for second degree murder of her ex boyfriend. She passed away I believe awhile ago but that's karma...pure and simple.

Karma is coming for this girl "Syd" and for her boyfriend too. Karma is not nice. Karma also does not play fair and is unpredictable.

And stop calling her "Syd", that belongs to another lunatic who, unlike this scamming little girl, HAD talent...Syd Barrett 😂
 

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Look at those Canadian hockey player and Trev Bauer? They suffered real world consequences from false accusations.
The false accusers should suffer legal consequences .

I don’t buy the young and stupid defense. If you were a certain age, 18, and you drive drunk and kill someone to go to jail. If you get drunk, get into a fight and kill someone you go to jail there’s certain mistakes you can’t come back from and while this isn’t as drastic is a murder harming someone’s reputation out of spite and jealousy is a horrible thing to do, and if proven that your accusations were untrue and you knew it you should face legal consequences .
Just because the hockey players weren't found guilty, doesn't mean the allegations were false.
 

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I'm old as dirt, at 61 I don't know any Taylor Swift lyrics...please enlighten me?
'Cause karma is my boyfriend
Karma is a god
Karma is the breeze in my hair on the weekend
Karma's a relaxing thought
Aren't you envious that for you it's not?
Sweet like honey, karma is a cat
Purring in my lap 'cause it loves me
Flexing like a goddamn acrobat
Me and karma vibe like that

I'm 62, so being 61 isn't that good of an excuse to me.
 
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