That
should happen, but I'm not counting on it.
At all.
From the article in the original post, here is what Mr. Integrity had to say.
Asked whether the league intended to investigate the team's actions, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell told reporters Monday that Benson and Saints' officials are "very involved in this community and they are great corporate citizens."
"I'm confident that they are playing nothing more than a supportive role to help be more transparent," Goodell said
Emails detail the efforts made by Saints team officials to assist New Orleans church leaders in handling the fallout from a sexual abuse crisis within the archdiocese.
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And the courts themselves are tilting the scales of justice.
Taken together, the emails portray a coalescing of several New Orleans institutions. U.S. District Court Judge Jay Zainey, who was copied by the Saints on the public relations efforts, cheered Bensel on from his personal email account, thanking the team's spokesman "for the wonderful advice." A newspaper editor similarly thanked Bensel for getting involved.
"You have hit all the points," Zainey, a fellow Catholic, wrote in another email to Bensel, praising a lengthy note the Saints spokesman sent to local newspaper editors. "By his example and leadership, Archbishop Aymond, our shepherd, will continue to lead our Church in the right direction -- helping us to learn and to rebuild from the mistakes of the past."
Zainey later struck down a Louisiana law, vigorously opposed by the church, that would have allowed victims to bring civil claims irrespective of how long ago the alleged sex abuse took place. He declined to comment.
'Nothing to see here folks, move along'. . .
What is more disgusting - the acts themselves, or those in power (judge, church, team, Saints ownership and executives, NFL) that are doing everything they can to make this story disappear?
