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The Fastest Railroading in Pennsylvania History: The Sandusky Case

Seven months from indictment to conviction. Forty-eight counts. Ten alleged victims. It did not need to be fair. Jerry Sandusky was indicted on November

February 5, 2026

Crime and Justice·Featured

The Incredible Story of Discredible Matt Sandusky: The Evolution of a Liar’s Tall Tale

Editor’s note: Special credit goes to Mark Pendergrast’s forensic masterpiece The Most Hated Man in America: Jerry Sandusky and the Rush to Judgment, from

June 16, 2024

Crime and Justice·Featured·Judicial Corruption·News·Prosecutorial Misconduct

All the World’s a Stage and Penn State Had Some Pretty Bad Actors in Sandusky Case

For those who think I must treat liars with courtesy, please do not read further. In this post, I will offer my opinion about

March 28, 2024

Crime and Justice·Featured·Investigative·Prosecutorial Misconduct

Renowned Academic, Authors, and Investigators Challenge Jerry Sandusky’s Conviction

In previous articles discussing Jerry Sandusky, I have acknowledged the contributions of writers and researchers who have explored the possibility of his innocence. Their

March 27, 2024

Crime and Justice·Featured·Investigative·Prosecutorial Misconduct

The Plan to Expose the False Conviction of Jerry Sandusky

Yesterday, an anonymous comment arrived on the Frank Report story From Trailer Park to Millions: Sabastian Paden’s Rise to Wealth Through Testifying in Jerry Sandusky Trial The

March 26, 2024

Crime and Justice·Featured·Investigative·Prosecutorial Misconduct

From Trailer Park to Millions: Sabastian Paden’s Rise to Wealth Through Testifying in Jerry Sandusky Trial

In 2012, former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky was found guilty of sexually abusing ten individuals, eight of whom were identified. The

March 26, 2024

Crime and Justice·Featured·Prosecutorial Misconduct

Memo to Publisher: The Jerry Sandusky Conviction Was a Miscarriage of Justice

Eleven Years On, Doubts Cast on Fair Trial Following a conversation about why I believed the conviction was wrongful, I prepared a memo for

February 7, 2024

Crime and Justice·Featured·Investigative·Prosecutorial Misconduct

Fisher vs. Paden: Unequal Pay for Equal Lies in False Conviction of Jerry Sandusky

Guilty Verdict, But No Winners? Sandusky’s Fate Sealed by Millionaire-Making Lies When Jerry Sandusky was taken in handcuffs out of court after a jury

February 1, 2024

Crime and Justice·Featured·Investigative·Prosecutorial Misconduct

Changing Memories: The Impact of Repressed Recovered Memories in the Sandusky Case

By Frank Parlato Jerry Sandusky, 79, has been in prison for more than 11 years. A Pennsylvania jury convicted him of sexually abusing nine

January 31, 2024

Crime and Justice·Featured·Investigative

The Plan to Expose the False Conviction of Jerry Sandusky

Yesterday, an anonymous comment arrived on the Frank Report story From Trailer Park to Millions: Sabastian Paden’s Rise to Wealth Through Testifying in Jerry

January 29, 2024

Crime·Crime and Justice·Featured·Investigative·Prosecutorial Misconduct

Renowned Academic, Authors, and Investigators Challenge Jerry Sandusky’s Conviction

In previous articles discussing Jerry Sandusky, I have acknowledged the contributions of writers and researchers who have explored the possibility of his innocence. Their

January 28, 2024

Crime and Justice·Featured·Investigative·Prosecutorial Misconduct

Did Aaron Fisher Mislead Authorities in Sandusky Case? Looks Like He Did!

I invite Aaron Fisher, his mother or any of the “victims” who made millions to contact me, if they think I have it wrong.

January 16, 2024

Crime and Justice·News·Prosecutorial Misconduct·Uncategorized

The Unheard Side of the Sandusky Story: Did Aaron Fisher Lie?

On June 22, 2012, a Centre County jury convicted Gerald A. ‘Jerry’ Sandusky of sexually abusing ten preteen and teenage boys. On October 9,

January 15, 2024

Crime and Justice·Featured·News·Prosecutorial Misconduct

Questioning Millionaire Victims: Doubts Arise in Sandusky Trial

The Predator of Penn State The official story everyone knows. A pedophile in his 50s and 60s, we have been told, was running loose

January 11, 2024

Crime and Justice·Featured·News·Prosecutorial Misconduct

‘The Sandusky Case is Exactly Opposite to What the Public Believes’: The Case Against Jerry Sandusky Reexamined

It began with an article Rich Luthmann wrote for the Frank Report, where he mentioned Jerry Sandusky, the former Penn State football coach convicted

January 10, 2024

Crime and Justice·Featured·News·Prosecutorial Misconduct

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The Fastest Railroading in Pennsylvania History: The Sandusky Case

The Incredible Story of Discredible Matt Sandusky: The Evolution of a Liar’s Tall Tale

All the World’s a Stage and Penn State Had Some Pretty Bad Actors in Sandusky Case

Renowned Academic, Authors, and Investigators Challenge Jerry Sandusky’s Conviction

The Plan to Expose the False Conviction of Jerry Sandusky

From Trailer Park to Millions: Sabastian Paden’s Rise to Wealth Through Testifying in Jerry Sandusky Trial

Memo to Publisher: The Jerry Sandusky Conviction Was a Miscarriage of Justice

Fisher vs. Paden: Unequal Pay for Equal Lies in False Conviction of Jerry Sandusky

Changing Memories: The Impact of Repressed Recovered Memories in the Sandusky Case

The Plan to Expose the False Conviction of Jerry Sandusky

Renowned Academic, Authors, and Investigators Challenge Jerry Sandusky’s Conviction

Did Aaron Fisher Mislead Authorities in Sandusky Case? Looks Like He Did!

The Unheard Side of the Sandusky Story: Did Aaron Fisher Lie?

Questioning Millionaire Victims: Doubts Arise in Sandusky Trial

‘The Sandusky Case is Exactly Opposite to What the Public Believes’: The Case Against Jerry Sandusky Reexamined

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The Fastest Railroading in Pennsylvania History: The Sandusky Case

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