Penn State Officials’ Fate May Turn on What They Heard

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Whether two Penn State officials must go to trial in the university sex-abuse scandal may depend on precisely what they heard from Mike McQueary, the football coach who told a grand jury he saw a child being raped.

“It’s going to come down to what exactly McQueary said to them,” said Amy Marion, a Long Island, New York-based criminal defense attorney who has been watching the case.