10:30pm --"Creepy love letters" surface in Sandusky Trial
By: Carolyn Donaldson/John Clay
Updated: June 13, 2012
BELLEFONTE, CENTRE COUNTY -- "Creepy love letters" are swirling in various media pools as possible evidence on the first day of jury selection in the Jerry Sandusky trial.
After 9 jurors were seated by 5:30pm Tuesday, the most damning testimony against the former assistant football coach could come from Sandusky himself.
ABC News first reported Sandusky allegedly wrote "creepy" love letters to his victims and those letters will be read into testimony.
According to numerous sources, the letters were written by Sandusky to Victim 4, who is expected to be the first witness to testify when the trial begins Monday.
Ben Andreozzi, the victim's attorney wouldn't give specifics about what's in the letters, but sources told the network that one that was written in the third person includes a lewd title and is a love story between a boy and a man.
Published reports say Andreozzi's client has evidence to support his allegations and that there's other evidence that has not been released to the public yet that Andreozzi thinks will resonate with the jury.
After 9 jurors were seated by 5:30pm Tuesday, the most damning testimony against the former assistant football coach could come from Sandusky himself.
ABC News first reported Sandusky allegedly wrote "creepy" love letters to his victims and those letters will be read into testimony.
According to numerous sources, the letters were written by Sandusky to Victim 4, who is expected to be the first witness to testify when the trial begins Monday.
Ben Andreozzi, the victim's attorney wouldn't give specifics about what's in the letters, but sources told the network that one that was written in the third person includes a lewd title and is a love story between a boy and a man.
Published reports say Andreozzi's client has evidence to support his allegations and that there's other evidence that has not been released to the public yet that Andreozzi thinks will resonate with the jury.
