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Penn State / Sandusky Trial / The verdict #1025075

CBS Evening News for Saturday, Jun 23, 2012
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(Studio: Norah O'Donnell) Report introduced.

(Bellefonte, Pennsylvania: Jim Avila) The verdict in the trial of former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky on charges of sex abuse featured; courthouse scenes and courtroom sketches by Christine Cornell shown. [Pennsylvania attorney general Linda KELLY†- says he has been held accountable; adds Penn State was the area of some assaults.] [Sandusky attorney Joseph AMENDOLA†- reacts to the evidence; explains why Jerry did not testify.] The vulnerability of Penn State to lawsuits and the ongoing criminal cases involving the college discussed.

Reporter(s):
O'Donnell, Norah;
Avila, Jim
Duration:
00:03:50

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