Victims of Jerry Sandusky Testify Against Him in Court
BALDWIN: Three more accusers testified today against former Penn State football coach Jerry Sandusky. One alleged victim, identified as Number 10, testified that Sandusky sexually abused him, threatened him and then apologized and professed his love for him. Jean Casarez was in the courtroom. She's a correspondent for TruTV's "In Session." And I know you were in there for accuser Number Seven. What did he say?</s>JEAN CASAREZ, TRUTV'S "IN SESSION": You know, this young man, he's 25-years old now and he testified much like the others have testified. There are basically three places where these take place - in the car of Jerry Sandusky as he's driving them somewhere; in the showers at the Penn State University's coach's locker room; and then also in Jerry Sandusky home while his wife is there. And this accuser said that he's in the car and he's in the front seat. Jerry Sandusky puts his hand on his thigh and then works his way up the pants. And he said that he would just move over to the side of the car as hard as he could to get away from him. At the home, he would be going to bed, Jerry Sandusky would come and give him a hug, cuddle with him and he would just struggle to get away and say I have to go to sleep. And then in the showers, he said at least it happened once, that Jerry would come and try to lather him with soap and he would just break away and go to another shower. Well, this young man suddenly didn't get the tickets to the football game anymore, he testified. And he didn't know what he did wrong. He felt he did something very, very wrong. Hard cross- examination on him, though.</s>BALDWIN: So in 30 seconds, you have Jerry Sandusky listening to this testimony. Is he shaking his head throughout or what?</s>CASAREZ: No. But when his defense attorney said you didn't say any of this to the grand jury. In fact, you said he never touched you without clothes on and never touched you inappropriately. Jerry Sandusky seemed very satisfied as the jury left for the break at that point. Sandusky looked at every single juror as they left the room.</s>BALDWIN: Jean, we just got some news as you've been talking to me here outside the courtroom that the judge has now said that the prosecution will rest by Friday. By Friday. Jean Casarez, we appreciate it, outside that courthouse in Pennsylvania. Thank you for being with me the last two hours. I'll be right back here tomorrow. I'm Brooke Baldwin.