Jerry Sandusky, the former Penn State football defensive coach who was charged this month with 40 counts of sexually abusing children, lives in a very interesting location.
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Sandusky remains free on bail living in his home which is directly across the street from an elementary school.
As everyone delves deeper into the life of Sandusky, we found out that his family has been dealing with his escapades for some years now.
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It was revealed that Sandusky’s adopted son Matt, 32, came into the Sandusky home, through The Second Mile, after having a troubled childhood when he was 16.
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Matt ran into legal trouble when he burned down a barn and was taken in as a foster child by the coach and his wife for two years before being legally adopted by the couple.
Shortly after he moved into the house, however, Matt tried to kill himself. Since the scandal broke Matt is still extremely close with the family.
As for Matt’s ex-wife, Jill Jones, she has obtained a legal order barring the ex-Penn State coach from seeing three of his grandchildren.
Jones went to court to stop the accused pedophile from having access to their two daughters, aged nine and seven, and one son, aged five according to court documents.
It was also revealed that the district judge, Leslie Dutchcot, who requested Sandusky be freed on $100,000 unsecured bail, once did volunteer work for the coach’s charity “The Second Mile.”
The case of Sandusky continues to dominate news headlines. We will keep you updated on any further developments.
