STATE COLLEGE, Pa. -- Jerry Sandusky’s primetime television interview Monday led several potential victims to come forward and consider sharing their story, according to two State College attorneys.
Hearing his voice and his words proclaiming no wrong — while admitting he showered innocently with young boys — was a trigger for some who say they were abused by the former Penn State defensive coordinator.
One said it went back to the 1970s, around the time Sandusky founded the charity that prosecutors say was his axis for finding victims.“They’re literally processing it right in front of us,” attorney Andy Shubin said. “They have kept it from their families, moms, brothers and sisters. ... The folks we talked to are largely folks in their 20s, who in a lot of cases have never told their story before.”
http://www.pennlive.com/midstate/index.ssf/2011/11/exclusive_jerry_sandusky_inter.htmlThat interview may turn out to be his biggest mistake. He doesn't need any more people to come forward.
More have come forward, and we will hear about them when their stories can be confirmed. Since the judge who gave him such low bail has been replaced, he might be behind bars yet.
I also think this mess may end up snaring Corbett and others in positions of power in different areas.