connection came to light there was no motive for offing this college town DA, no bigmoney involved. But now we know there was…Let’s look at how Sandusky and Gricar’scareers intersect:
1969:
Jerry Sandusky becomes an assistant coach at Penn State. Unable to have kidsof their own, Sandusky and his wife Dottie the Dirtbag adopt the first of six children.Why was the couple unable to have kids of their own? Because this pervert could onlyget it up with little boys, that’s why. Dottie knew from the first night of their honeymoonthat her husband was attracted to males and not females. She was an accessory toserial rape.
1977:
Sandusky founds the group foster home
The Second Mile
, having the nerve totake the name from Jesus's Sermon on the Mount: "And whoever compels you to goone mile, go with him two." The
Second Mile
will eventually become a charity forchildren in need and a scam to fulfill Sandusky’s perverted needs.
Nov. 8, 1990:
President George H. W. Bush recognizes
The Second Mile
as thecountry's 294th "Point of Light." Sandusky had a world class scam going for him.
1994:
Victim 7 meets Sandusky through
The Second Mile
. He is about 10 years old.According to the grand jury report, he will occasionally accompany Sandusky tocoaches' meetings and attend Penn State games with him, staying overnight atSandusky's home on the Friday before. Sandusky puts his hand on Victim 7's thighwhile driving and on more than one occasion puts his hands down the waistband of theboy's pants. The two shower together, and Victim 7 will later testify that he has a "blurrymemory" of physical contact with Sandusky in the shower.
1994 or 1995:
Victim 6 meets Sandusky at a
Second Mile
picnic. He is 7 or 8 years old.Sandusky invites him to tailgate with Sandusky's family and attend a football game withother boys.
1995:
The biological mother of one of Sandusky's legally adoptedsons writes "letters of concern" about Sandusky to child welfareofficials and a judge—the first documented allegation againstSandusky of abuse. The son, named Matt, was not listed amongSandusky's victims but later came forward and said he wasabused by Sandusky. Chances are he complained to Dotty “TheDirtbag” Sandusky. Now 33, Matt once was Matt Heichel. Hecame from a poor, single-parent household in Centre County — asmall home he shared with his mom, sister and brother. Thechildren witnessed their mom in an abusive relationship,something later documented in a court case that would determine the fate of Matt’sbrother. Matt went to live with the former defensive coordinator and Dottie, as a foster