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From CBS Sports, June 23rd, 2012: A former wrestling coach in another victim's hometown, Joe Miller, testified that he once walked in on the boy and Sandusky lying face to face in a weight room. Surprised, Sandusky reportedly said he was demonstrating a wrestling move, and Miller left. "I thought it was peculiar at first," Miller said, especially considering a much larger room usually used for wrestling was right next door. "But then I thought, 'Well, it's Jerry Sandusky. He's a saint, and what he's doing with these kids is fantastic.' So I didn't think anything more of it."

Bingo.

"Wrestling" as a Sandusky "cover" for being abusive.

And the above was yet ANOTHER indicator that seems like the ENTIRE realm of Penn State & its environs -- at least among those who had some inkling that either something was "peculiar" or something was criminally abusive...turned their head and walked away.

Ya know we rarely hear of the names of murder victims up to 50 YEARS after they were attacked...but there are a few...And the reason we do sometimes has to do with what the neighbors FAILED to do...vs. what the perpetrator DID do...the case of Brooklyn murder victim Kitty Genovese, for example.