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Penn State / Sandusky Trial / The Verdict #1025092

NBC Evening News for Saturday, Jun 23, 2012
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(Studio: Lester Holt) Report introduced.

(Bellefonte, Pennsylvania: John Yang) The verdict in the trial of former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky on charges of sex abuse featured; scenes of Sandusky in handcuffs and courtroom sketches shown. [Spectator Colleen RODGERS†, Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape Kristen HOUSER†, Sandusky attorney Joseph AMENDOLA†- react to the verdict.] [Pennsylvania attorney general Linda KELLY†- says the jury believed the kids.] [Juror Joshua HARPER†- comments on the jury's agreement.] [NBC legal analyst Wesley OLIVER†- analyzes the appeals grounds.]

(Studio: Lester Holt) Report introduced.

(Bellefonte, Pennsylvania: Michael Isikoff) The ongoing investigations against two Penn State officials, to what other at the college may have known about the abuse incidents, the charity Sandusky was involved in and possible lawsuits brought by the victims reviewed.

(Studio: Lester Holt) Report introduced.

(State College: Ron Allen) The emotional reaction at Penn State to the Sandusky trail and potential lawsuits examined; details given about the fallout at the school since the breaking of the story last fall. [Student Ken NOWAK†, Penn State supporters Linda SWEENEY†, Judy ASH†, student Joel ROSAK†- comment on the school and investigations.]

Reporter(s):
Holt, Lester;
Yang, John;
Isikoff, Michael;
Allen, Ron
Duration:
00:07:00

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