Jerry Sandusky medical evidence
Medical evidence suggests former college football coach Jerry Sandusky, convicted of molesting boys, suffered from health conditions that could have impacted his ability to perform sexually, potentially contradicting accusers' claims.
Key Points
- Sandusky's medical records suggest he suffered from hypogonadism and other conditions affecting sexual function
- Accusers claimed repeated sexual abuse and rape, leading to Sandusky's conviction
- Allegations were supported by settlements totaling millions of dollars
- Controversy surrounds repressed memory therapy used by accusers
Pros
- Medical evidence could support innocence claims
- Insight into health conditions affecting sexual performance
Cons
- Serious allegations of sexual abuse and rape
- Controversial use of repressed memory therapy