Allegations that two Penn State assistant football coaches saw Jerry Sandusky have inappropriate sexual contact with children in the late 1980s are not only unreliable but of "no value," a prosecutor in Pennsylvania told The Associated Press.
The alleged contact would've been more than 20 years before Sandusky's arrest and conviction on dozens of child sex assault charges.
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''The reports turned out to be double and triple hearsay and of no value, with the coaches in question each denying they saw anything,'' state Solicitor General Bruce Castor said.