Jerry Sandusky NBC Interview Conducted by John Ziegler, Defender of Penn State and Steubenville Coaches
The exclusive on NBC's Today show was an outside job by a conservative filmmaker.
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The exclusive on NBC's Today show was an outside job by a conservative filmmaker.
They claim that the late football coach was unfairly blamed for covering up Jerry Sandusky's child sex abuse.
Somehow, calling their son a mentally ill liar failed to impress the judge.
"In my heart, I know I did not do these alleged, disgusting acts."
Meanwhile, the football team is looking at "unprecedented" NCAA sanctions.
An eight-month investigation concluded that major members of Penn State's athletic program were guilty of concealing Jerry Sandusky's crimes.
Including former president Graham Spanier.
Anchor Uma Pemmaraju immediately apologized for the unfortunate video mix-up.
Police say they are still investigating as many as 10 other victims' stories
He had previously denied that he'd been abused.
Alleged victims from the seventies say they are coming forward now because of the recent scandal at Penn State.
The Jerry Sandusky scandal has left outsiders wondering just how culpable the Penn State administration is. Now that Penn State has hired Lanny Davis, we have our answer.
Following grand jury testimony from two additional accusers, he faces four counts of involuntary deviate sexual intercourse, among other new charges.
Apparently, Jerry Sandusky titled his autobiography Touched. And the gods of irony laughed and laughed and laughed ...