Pennsylvania's attorney general is correcting her statement from earlier this week about two young men who've accused Jerry Sandusky of sexual abuse in 2009, after the former Penn State coach was under investigation.
Attorney General Kathleen Kane's office said Wednesday that one of them was among those who testified against Sandusky during his 2012 trial. Kane had previously said they weren't among those eight witnesses.
The young man described as Victim 9 told jurors his contact with Sandusky ended in 2008 or 2009.
She says the other accuser came forward in 2012, and Sandusky hasn't been charged in relation to that person. Prosecutors who were involved in the case at the time say the story told by an accuser who came forward in 2012 raised credibility issues.
