If he did nothing wrong then why did Paterno himself admit he wished he did more? Because he knew damn well that he could have stopped this in its tracks, but failed to act, and because of that many other kids were raped and otherwise sexually abused and psychologically f*cked for life by Sandusky.
It seems you are too far indebted to the Paterno cult to realize that from the jump, he SHOULD have told McQueary to go straight to the police that night McQueary showed up at his house to explain what he had just witnessed. He should have probably dialed the police for McQeary.
Pattern said that what McQueary told him involved an underage boy and was of a sexual nature. How is that not enough for Paterno to tell McQueary to pick up the phone and get the police involved if he witnessed a crime being committed?
To every sensible person in the world other than you pathetic Joebots, it was more than enough.
Instead, we later find out that the three men (Curly, Schultz, and Spanier) had a plan to report Sandusky to a PROPER authority and not just an internal University division...an actual Governmental agency... but Paterno is the one and only person to enter the equation before a decision is made to change the plan of reporting and....and instead keep it out of the public and handle it internally, even though your president said in an email that if word were to get out that they were not reporting a a proper authority, they would be in big trouble.
So maybe Paterno did enough to keep himself out of legal trouble.....but he absolutely failed to do what a good and decent person was.....like finding out if the kid was OK. Hell, he didn't even ask what the kid's name was. And you say he did enough?
You Joebots are nearly as disgusting as human beings as Paterno was.