NYT-1201: STATE OF THE ART A Thermostat That's Clever, Not ...
NYT-1201: STATE OF THE ART A Thermostat That's Clever, Not ...
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ank accounts or giving away donated gifts. Invest<br />
igators with the Pennsylvania attorney general’s o<br />
ffice have subpoenaed the financial records of the<br />
charity, but say they have been alarmed to learn<br />
that some records from some years are missing.<br />
Jack Raykovitz, the executive director of Second M<br />
ile, resigned after Mr. Sandusky’s indictment.<br />
Mr. Sandusky, in the interview, said Penn State of<br />
ficials had contacted Mr. Raykovitz after the epis<br />
ode in 2002. An assistant football coach has told<br />
investigators that he saw Mr. Sandusky raping a yo<br />
ung boy in the football building’s showers, and th<br />
at he told Mr. Paterno some version of that scene<br />
the following day. Mr. Paterno has testified that<br />
he then informed the university’s athletic directo<br />
r, Tim Curley, that Mr. Sandusky had done somethin<br />
g sexually inappropriate with a young boy.<br />
Mr. Sandusky, in the interview, said word of an ep<br />
isode with a young boy in the shower reached Mr. R<br />
aykovitz. He said he talked with Mr. Raykovitz, an<br />
d identified the boy he thought Penn State was con<br />
cerned about. Mr. Sandusky, though, said Mr. Rayko<br />
vitz did not see fit to limit his interaction with<br />
youths, in part because he was aware of the natur<br />
e of Mr. Sandusky’s mentoring relationship with th<br />
e boy, and in part because he knew Mr. Sandusky ha<br />
d undergone repeated background checks clearing hi<br />
m to work with children.<br />
Mr. Raykovitz’s lawyer, Kevin L. Hand, called Mr.<br />
Sandusky’s account inaccurate, but refused to say<br />
more.<br />
As for Mr. Paterno, Mr. Sandusky said the two neve<br />
r spoke about any incidents, not the episode in 20<br />
02 or an earlier complaint of child molestation ma<br />
de against Mr. Sandusky in 1998 that was investiga<br />
ted by the Penn State campus police.