Jerry Sandusky's book, 'Touched,' helped police investigation into alleged sex crimes

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11. The question continues to be "What the hell was Tom Corbett thinking?"

"Revelations like this only fuel the questions that persist about how Gov. Tom Corbett — who was attorney general at the time — handled the Sandusky case. Three years elapsed between the time the Clinton County boy came forward and the day that Sandusky was charged in November."

"Corbett and current State Police Commissioner Frank Noonan have insisted it is flat-out wrong to suggest Corbett wanted the investigation to move slowly during his campaign for governor. Both have said investigators waited to find evidence to corroborate Victim 1’s claims."

"But that evidence didn’t really come until early 2011 — after Corbett left the attorney general’s office — and Noonan bumped the number of investigators on the case from one to eight."

http://www.pennlive.com/midstate/index.ssf/2012/01/jerry_sanduskys_book_touched_h.html

Tom Corbett was too busy lining his pockets with Marcellus Shale money to protect children from a dangerous predator like Jerry Sandusky.