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ank accounts or giving away donated gifts. Invest
igators with the Pennsylvania attorney general’s o
ffice have subpoenaed the financial records of the
charity, but say they have been alarmed to learn
that some records from some years are missing.
Jack Raykovitz, the executive director of Second M
ile, resigned after Mr. Sandusky’s indictment.
Mr. Sandusky, in the interview, said Penn State of
ficials had contacted Mr. Raykovitz after the epis
ode in 2002. An assistant football coach has told
investigators that he saw Mr. Sandusky raping a yo
ung boy in the football building’s showers, and th
at he told Mr. Paterno some version of that scene
the following day. Mr. Paterno has testified that
he then informed the university’s athletic directo
r, Tim Curley, that Mr. Sandusky had done somethin
g sexually inappropriate with a young boy.
Mr. Sandusky, in the interview, said word of an ep
isode with a young boy in the shower reached Mr. R
aykovitz. He said he talked with Mr. Raykovitz, an
d identified the boy he thought Penn State was con
cerned about. Mr. Sandusky, though, said Mr. Rayko
vitz did not see fit to limit his interaction with
youths, in part because he was aware of the natur
e of Mr. Sandusky’s mentoring relationship with th
e boy, and in part because he knew Mr. Sandusky ha
d undergone repeated background checks clearing hi
m to work with children.
Mr. Raykovitz’s lawyer, Kevin L. Hand, called Mr.
Sandusky’s account inaccurate, but refused to say
more.
As for Mr. Paterno, Mr. Sandusky said the two neve
r spoke about any incidents, not the episode in 20
02 or an earlier complaint of child molestation ma
de against Mr. Sandusky in 1998 that was investiga
ted by the Penn State campus police.