Jury selected for the Jerry Sandusky trial concluded yesterday after only two days. During that process, a list of potential witnesses was shown to the jury pool to vet for any personal connections. Most notably on that list were the names Jay Paterno and Sue Paterno.
In a bit of surprising, transparent news, it appears that Louis Freeh's investigative report will be released to the general public at the same time it is shown to the Board of Trustees and university officials.
A full jury of six men and ten women has been chosen in only two days of jury selection for the Jerry Sandusky case -- and eight of them have direct connections to Penn State.
Thirteen of sixteen jurors (twelve, plus four alternates) are now seated for the upcoming Jerry Sandusky trial.
The pre-trial proceedings in the Jerry Sandusky case haven't yet come to a close, with jury selection set to wrap up tomorrow, but the first major piece of evidence that will come from the prosecution on Monday has leaked. ABC News reported early this evening that Sandusky allegedly sent "creepy" love letters to his victims. Letters sent to Victim 4 will be read into testimony when the trial gets underway on Monday.
Nine of sixteen jurors (need twelve, plus four alternates) were selected today at the Centre County Courthouse. Here is some background information on the known jurors for the Jerry Sandusky trial: