Penn State University / Sandusky Sentence / A discussion (Part I)

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CNN Evening News for Monday, Oct 08, 2012
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper) A jailhouse tape from former Penn State football coach Jerry Sandusky, who will be sentenced tomorrow for child sex abuse, featured. [In audiotape, SANDUSKY - states he did not do the alleged acts; states the campaign against him was well-orchestrated.]

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Live discussion held with CNN's Jason Carroll, Sandusky victim attorney Michael Boni and criminal defense attorney Mark Geragos about the Sandusky case. [Voice of BONI - says there is no conspiracy here as Sandusky claims; restates there was no elaborate conspiracy by the victim,] [GERAGOS - says he will get a life sentence no matter and the sentence will be stacked; comments on the grounds for an appeal.] [CARROLL - comments on getting two letters from Sandusky, who wants to focus on his appeal.] [In tape, SANDUSKY - says they turned on him: we did not lose to facts, but to speculation.]

Reporter(s):: Cooper, Anderson
Duration:: 00:06:30

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