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This privacy notice applies solely to information collected by these websites, except where stated otherwise. This privacy notice discloses the privacy practices of ValorUS and our website, as well as other websites we own and manage. Two other university officials are charged with failing to report suspected abuse and perjury related to their grand jury testimony. One of the alleged attacks was witnessed by former receivers coach Mike McQueary, then a graduate assistant.ĭetails of the grand jury report touched of a massive scandal that engulfed the university, ultimately leading to the firing of Hall of Fame football coach Joe Paterno and the ouster of university President Graham Spanier. Prosecutors allege Sandusky groomed the boys for sexual abuse, offering gifts and access to the team in addition to companionship.Īt least some of the alleged abuse happened in the Penn State football team’s facilities, prosecutors said. The charges against Sandusky concern his relationships with boys he met through his charity for at-risk kids, The Second Mile, between 19. Sandusky was charged in November and December with a total of 52 counts involving 10 boys he allegedly abused between 19. Today, Judge John Cleland denied a request from former Penn State assistant coach Jerry Sandusky to delay the June 5 start of his child sex-abuse trial, saying no trial date is perfect but that “some dates are better than others.” He would not give defense attorney Joe Amendola more time to prepare his defense.Ĭleland said starting jury selection on Tuesday would, on balance, protect Sandusky’s right to a fair trial, the alleged victims’ rights to their day in court, the state’s obligation to prosecute promptly and the public’s expectation of a swift proceeding.

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