Sandusky's son says he is also a sex-abuse victim
By The Week Staff | June 21, 2012
Former Penn State University assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky leaves the Centre County Courthouse after the first day of his trial in Bellefonte, Pa., on June 11. Sandusky is expected to take the stand in his trial, which will likely last about three weeks.
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erry Sandusky's adopted son, Matt, said through his attorney Thursday that he is also a victim of the former Penn State assistant football coach's sexual abuse. The junior Sandusky said he had considered testifying for the prosecution, and his attorneys even arranged a meeting with him, the prosecutors, and investigators. The child rape case, in which Sandusky faces accusations of sexual abuse involving 10 alleged victims, is wrapping up, and is now in the hands of the jury. Sandusky maintains that he is innocent.
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