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Dale Anderson, Former Southwestern HC, Found Guilty

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Sexual predators don't suddenly stop. I'm sure there are victims at every coaching stop he made.

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No one on here from Trinity wants to admit he was doing this stuff while at Trinity, but according to some, he was.

 

To save their reputation they sent him on out to SW where he just continued his perverted sick life and ruined kids there for life.

 

All to keep this hush hush.

No one on here from Trinity wants to admit he was doing this stuff while at Trinity, but according to some, he was.

 

To save their reputation they sent him on out to SW where he just continued his perverted sick life and ruined kids there for life.

 

All to keep this hush hush.

 

Of course he was doing it there. Scary part is, there are many other "nice guys" just like him doing it at schools all over country. No one should be surprised when a "nice guy" has his skeletons uncovered. It could be one of your best friends.

Pled Guilty via Alford Plea to 2 additional cases and was Sentenced to 10 years...Commonwealth Attorney recommending Shock Probation after 180 days served.

 

Coach Dale Anderson sentenced to 10 years | News | somerset-kentucky.com

 

It was an excruciating blow for former Southwestern football coach Dale Anderson when he was found guilty last month of a crime he insists he did not commit.

 

But yesterday in Jefferson Circuit Court, a silver lining incredibly emerged. Anderson, 58, was sentenced to 10 years in prison for sexually abusing a young boy in the ‘80s when he was a teacher and coach at St. Raphael in Louisville.

 

But in exchange for resolving cases involving two additional victims with an Alford plea – and for waiving the appeal of issues that came up in the trial last month – the Commonwealth has agreed to shock probation for Anderson after just 180 days.

 

In March (including credit for 49 days already served), Anderson could very well be a free man.

 

“Really, it was an offer we could not refuse,” said local attorney Scott Foster, who represents Anderson. “There were some appealable issues from the trial. We knew it. The Commonwealth knew it.

 

“But instead of going through that process, we agreed to this deal,” Foster added. “Dale just wants to get home to his family. He knows what he did do and what he didn’t do. He doesn’t care about the conviction at this point. He just wants to get on with his life.”

 

In court yesterday, Anderson took the Alford plea on two counts of 3rd degree sexual abuse, involving two other victims who came forward last year. Both of those men were also students at St. Raphael in the ‘80s. In taking the Alford plea, Anderson did not admit guilt – but did admit the Commonwealth had enough evidence to convict.

 

Anderson must also enter a treatment program for sex offenders and remain on the sex offender registry for the rest of his life.

Ask the SWPC parents what they think about if he is guilty. Major cover up there to protect what he did to their kids.

Is St. Raphael part of Trinity High School?

Is St. Raphael part of Trinity High School?

 

Yes, I think it is. When Southwestern hired him his Trinity Coaching connections were really played up, locally.

Yes, I think it is. When Southwestern hired him his Trinity Coaching connections were really played up, locally.

 

Trinity was very glad to dump the pedophile to Pulaski. Probably gave him a UHaul for free.

Is St. Raphael part of Trinity High School?

 

No it's not. St. Raphael is a parish in the Archdiocese of Louisville, Trinity is an independent Catholic High School. It's "part" of the Archdiocese but not controlled by it.

I couldn't blame Trinity if they knew and forced him out. I can't blame a parent for not wanting to go to court and admit to them for being molested by Dale Anderson.

 

That's why he left Trinity whether some admit it or not.

 

You have NO CLUE what you're talking about.

And if you don't think it happened at SW then you really must not know much about sexual predators. Especially when they are busted and its swept under the rug and pushed off to another place. It only makes them feel more invincible and braver and confident they won't be caught.

If he was doing while at Trinity then he didn't all of a sudden stop while somewhere else where no one knew anything about his background and then just all of a sudden start backup.

 

You're making a whole lot of claims. Do you have any proof or is it just your normal over the top bluster?

No one on here from Trinity wants to admit he was doing this stuff while at Trinity, but according to some, he was.

 

To save their reputation they sent him on out to SW where he just continued his perverted sick life and ruined kids there for life.

 

All to keep this hush hush.

 

According to some? You haven't got a clue what you're talking about do you?

According to some? You haven't got a clue what you're talking about do you?

 

That is generally the safe assumption.

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