( CNN ) -- A report issued Monday by Pennsylvania attorney general 's says that more could have been done to put convicted pedophile Jerry Sandusky behind bars earlier , but the investigation stalled for months at a time in the three years that a case was built against the former Penn State football defensive coordinator . The report does not accuse anyone -- most notably the former attorney general , current Pennsylvania Gov . Tom Corbett -- of doing anything maliciously to delay the investigation . Instead , it says that investigators from different agencies failed to communicate and share information and that search warrants and subpoenas were not issued as quickly as they could have been . For example , almost three years before his arrest , Sandusky was interviewed by a social worker , but police were not invited to the interview . `` This was a notable failure , particularly since at no point later in the investigation did law enforcement manage to interview Sandusky , '' the report said . The report also faults investigators for not finding a 1998 police report at Penn State for nearly two years despite the fact that several people in law enforcement were aware of it . Police also waited two years before contacting Sandusky 's children 's charity , the Second Mile , the place where he met almost all of his victims . Sandusky was convicted in 2012 of 45 counts of child sex abuse against 10 boys . His arrest came with charges including conspiracy and perjury against three Penn State officials , including the former university president . And the scandal led to the firing of legendary Penn State coach Joe Paterno . The report does not talk about Paterno 's role in the scandal â€ ” a widely debated topic among Penn State loyalists and fans who are trying to restore his reputation . Attorney General Kathleen Kane promised a review of her predecessor 's handling of the case when she took office in 2012 , and Monday 's report is the conclusion of that two-year review . Corbett declined to respond to the report . Investigators from the Pennsylvania State Police , along with various child welfare agencies , disputed that the actions of their staffs contributed in any way to the delay in the investigation , but instead said that the initial case was too weak to stand alone in criminal court , especially given Sandusky 's stellar reputation in the community . Former Penn State Athletic Director Tim Curley , former Vice President Gary Schultz and former President Graham Spanier are all awaiting trial on charges related to an alleged cover-up of Sandusky 's crimes from the late 1990s and early 2000s . Prosecutors say that e-mails show the ex-Penn State officials knew about two reports of Sandusky abusing boys in the locker room showers on campus , but did not report the second one to police . That second incident was witnessed by former assistant coach Mike McQueary , and the case could go to court later this year , although it has continuously been delayed since the 2011 arrests . Wife : Penn State sex abuse scandal takes toll on Sandusky children . Wife : Sandusky 'was found guilty before trial '
Attorney general report says Jerry Sandusky could have been put in prison earlier . The attorney general's office said it is reviewing the findings of its investigation into allegations that Sandusky, a former assistant football coach at Penn State, sexually abused young boys over 15 years. Investigators from different agencies failed to communicate , share information , it says . Sandusky was convicted in 2012 of 45 counts of child sex abuse against 10 boys .