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	Penn State's Sandusky Paid $500,000 by Boy's Charity; " Pimping" Investigation Underway Huntington News November 12, 2011 http://www.huntingtonnews.net/13264 STATE COLLEGE, PA (HNN) – A former Penn State defensive coach accused of child rape by multiple victims received nearly $500,000 from the at-risk boys charity that he founded, according to CBS TV 21 reports. The station obtained copies of income tax returns from Second Mile which beginning in 2001 (the earliest year available) paid Jerry Sandusky approximately $50,000 annually as a "consultant." Sandusky founded the Second Mile Foundation in 1977. Tax records were not available prior to 2001, according to the Channel 21 investigation. The initial allegation of sexual abuse of a child came in 1998. Sandusky reportedly admitted to "hugging" a ten year old boy while showering. The board of waited ten years before taking its first punitive action --- barring him from overnight camping trips. He "retired" in 2010 Now, radio reporter has told the New England Sports Network (NESN) that Second Mile and Sandusky are targets of an investigation that "pimping" of boys were occurring. Madden first broke a story in April 2011 which revealed the alleged Sandusky child rape cover-up. On WEEI's morning show, Nov. 10, Madden also said, "The other thing I think that may eventually become uncovered, is that I think they'll find out that Jerry Sandusky was told that he had to retire in exchange for a cover-up," Madden said. "If you look at the timeline, that makes perfect sense, doesn't it? "My opinion is when Sandusky quit, everybody knew -- not just at Penn State," Madden added. "I think it was a very poorly kept secret about college football in general, and that is why he never coached in college football again and retired at the relatively young age of 55. [That's] young for a coach, certainly." Madden denied that he started the "rumor," stating, "The Second Mile was the perfect cover [for him to be with young kids]," radio host Madden said, adding, " I think the people who knew were the people who knew." Speculation has spread about potential civil suit against the university and its officials. Since the last allegation intertwining Penn State and Sandusky came at his retirement, which was over five years ago, it's likely all criminal charges except those lodged against Sandusky, would fall beyond the statute of limitations. Here's a timeline composed by Sports-ology of the scandal with a link to obtain the full timeline at the Ology website: Jan. 26, 1944: Gerald Arthur Sandusky born in Washington, PA. 1963-1965: Sandusky plays defensive end for Penn State. Joe Paterno​ is an assistant coach during these years. 1966: Serves as a graduate assistant on Penn State's football staff in Paterno's first year as head coach. 1967: Serves as an assistant coach at Juniata College, a Division III school in Huntingdon, PA. 1968: Sandusky becomes an assistant coach at Boston University. 1969: Rejoins Penn State as the defensive line coach. The Nittany Lions post their second consecutive perfect season and defeat Missouri in the Orange Bowl. 1970: Becomes linebackers coach and begins to build PSU's reputation as "Linebacker U." In 1973 Penn State would record their third perfect season under Joe Paterno, but the Nittany Lions have yet to win a National Championship. 1977: Sandusky is promoted to defensive coordinator. This is also the year he founds The Second Mile, a charity for at-risk children in State College, Penn. The charity will eventually serve youths across the state. Jan. 1983: The AP selects Penn State as the 1982 national champion. Jan. 1987: The AP selects Penn State as the 1986 national champion, the Nittany Lions' second championship with Paterno as coach and Sandusky as defensive coordinator. 1994: Sandusky meets Victim 7 through The Second Mile. Sandusky allegedly touched Victim 7 in a manner that made the boy uncomfortable, and both Sandusky and Sandusky's wife attempted to contact Victim 7 in the weeks leading up to his grand jury appearance. 1994-95: Sandusky meets Victim 6 through The Second Mile. Jan. 1, 1995: Penn State finishes their sixth perfect season under Joe Paterno by beating Oregon in the Rose Bowl. 1995-96: Sandusky meets Victim 5 through The Second Mile. Victim 5 had limited contact with Sandusky after he spurned the coach's advances. 1996-97: Sandusky singles out Victim 4, who is also a participant in The Second Mile. Victim 4 is subject to repeated episodes of abuse over a period of several years. Jan. 1998: Victim 4 travels as a member of Sandusky's party to the Outback Bowl. He shares accommodations with Sandusky and frequently spends the night with Sandusky outside of the bowl game. 1998: Victim 6 showers with Sandusky. The victim's mother becomes suspicious and calls University Police, who open an investigation.
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