Louis J. Freeh’s report on the Sandusky scandal—released this morning—produces a mountain of evidence that the former Penn State president Graham B. Spanier knew more about the allegations of sexual assault than he let on in his 2011 testimony before a grand jury, said John M. Burkoff, a University of Pittsburgh law professor and expert on criminal law in Pennsylvania. And it strains credibility that the president could have forgotten how much he knew, Mr. Burkoff said.
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