PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER: …The governor, who as attorney general launched the child sexual-abuse investigation into Sandusky in 2009, said investigators had subpoenaed e-mails of top university officials, but did not receive critical exchanges until after Sandusky was charged last fall.
Although he did not name names, the governor blamed the university’s uncooperative stance on the prior administration, under Spanier.
Spanier resigned in November under pressure by the university’s board of trustees in the wake of the Sandusky scandal. He has not been charged with a crime, but sources close to an ongoing grand jury investigation have said he has recently become a potential target… (more)
