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Penn State Child Sex Abuse: Sandusky Sentenced for 30 to 60 Years
Penn State Sex abuse scandal’s perpetrator Jerry Sandusky was sentenced for life Tuesday. Jerry Sandusky, the once-famous coach of Pennsylvania State University was ordered Tuesday to spend a minimum of 30 years and a maximum of 60 years in jail for abusing 10 boys in a period of 15 years while he served the football team of Penn State.
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