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“I never talked to him about either one,” Mr. Sand usky said of Mr. Paterno. “That’s all I can say. I mean, I don’t know.” Mr. Paterno, through his son, Scott, has denied kn owing about the 1998 investigation at the time it happened. “He’s the only one who knows whether anybody ever said anything to him,” Mr. Sandusky said of Mr. Pa terno. In the interview, Mr. Sandusky, the longtime defen sive coordinator at Penn State, said that his rela tionships and activities with Second Mile children did cause some strain with Mr. Paterno, but only in that Mr. Sandusky worried that having some of t he children with him at hotels before games, or on the sideline during games, risked being seen as a distraction by the demanding Mr. Paterno. “I would have dreams of we being in a squad meetin g and that door fly open and kids come running thr ough chasing one another, and what was I going to do?” he said. “Because, I mean, Joe was serious ab out football.” Mr. Sandusky, despite expressing concern about tal king about the formal charges made against him, di d talk about his relationships with several of the eight people cited as victims by prosecutors last month. He said his relationships with more than o ne of them had extended for years after the suspec ted episodes of molestation or inappropriate behav ior. In 1998, the mother of a child reported concerns t o the Penn State campus police when she learned he r son had showered with Mr. Sandusky at the univer sity. After an investigation, Mr. Sandusky admitte d to the police and child welfare authorities that he had most likely done something inappropriate,
according to prosecutors. The local district attor ney declined to prosecute. In the interview this week, Mr. Sandusky said the boy and his mother remained a part of his life for years. He said that the mother had sought him out for tickets to Penn State games for her son, and that Mr. Sandusky had contributed financially year s later, when the young man, interested in the min istry, went on a mission. “He went to Mexico in the poverty-stricken areas a nd worked with the kids and things like that,” Mr. Sandusky said of the young man. “He showed me, he sent me pictures of he and the kids.” In the grand jury report, prosecutors cited Mr. Sa ndusky’s attempts to reach some of his accusers. H e acknowledged that he reached out to at least one , but said he thought the young man might be a cha racter witness on his behalf, and was unaware that prosecutors had listed him as a victim. Asked how he came to be involved more closely with some children rather than others, Mr. Sandusky sa id he got to know many of them at Second Mile summ er camps. “Some of them sought me out,” Mr. Sandusky said. Mr. Sandusky, facing grave charges and the possibi lity of imprisonment, discussed how much was now m issing from his life, and how much more might be m issing in the future. “I miss coaching,” he said. “I miss Second Mile. I miss Second Mile kids. I miss interrelationships with all kinds of people. I miss my own grandkids. I miss, I mean you know I’m going to miss my dog. So, I mean, yeah, I miss, yeah. Good grief. “I used to have a lot of contact with a lot of peo
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