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The wife of former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky says she "definitely" believes her husband is innocent despite being convicted of sexually abusing 10 boys and that the victims' financial gain was at play.
Dottie Sandusky said in an interview broadcast Wednesday on NBC's "Today" show that "there was nothing that went on because I was here" in the couple's small home in State College, Pa., where some of the victims reported being abused in the basement.
Although one accuser said his muffled screams went unheard by her upstairs, Sandusky heard nothing "because he didn't scream," she said after giving interviewer Matt Lauer a tour of the house. "It's not a dungeon," she noted of the basement.
She denied any suggestion that she was a "weak spouse" who enabled her husband and said she believes his accusers had been manipulated.
"I think it was, they were manipulated, and they saw money," she said. "Once lawyers came into the case, they said there was money."
Source: ESPN
Dottie Sandusky said in an interview broadcast Wednesday on NBC's "Today" show that "there was nothing that went on because I was here" in the couple's small home in State College, Pa., where some of the victims reported being abused in the basement.
Although one accuser said his muffled screams went unheard by her upstairs, Sandusky heard nothing "because he didn't scream," she said after giving interviewer Matt Lauer a tour of the house. "It's not a dungeon," she noted of the basement.
She denied any suggestion that she was a "weak spouse" who enabled her husband and said she believes his accusers had been manipulated.
"I think it was, they were manipulated, and they saw money," she said. "Once lawyers came into the case, they said there was money."
Source: ESPN