Jerry Sandusky's defense doesn't refute charges, instead relies
on character witnesses  Dan Wetzel Yahoo Sports  BELLEFONTE, Pa.
– Just after court had been adjourned for lunch Monday, Jerry
Sandusky and a member of his legal team gathered in front of a
defense table that held a series of boxes, including one labeled
"Accusers/Alleged Victims File (5-10) Box No. 2 of 2."  View
photo   Jerry Sandusky leaves the Centre County Courthouse
following his child sexual-abuse trial. (Getty Images)  Sandusky
wanted a file pulled that contained information on Victim No. 9,
whose mother had just testified that when her now 18 year-old
son turned 14 or 15, he started having "a lot of problems."  "He
wasn't bad in school," she said. "He just didn't care."  That
downward arc, Sandusky believed, coincided with the boy breaking
off his interactions with Sandusky and the Second Mile charity.
"See," Sandusky said, pointing to some dates on the file, "that
was after he was with me."  Sandusky clearly meant "with me" in
a mentor