“Amendola’s right; they all knew each other. They went to the football games together,” Victim 6’s mom said. “But to think they all got together? No. They went down [to the grand jury] kicking and screaming. They each thought they were the only ones. My son knew them, and he didn’t know it happened to them, and they didn’t know it happened to my son. It wasn’t something they spoke about.”
Instead of volunteering the information to police, she said most of the boys had to be subpoenaed by a grand jury and forced to testify. It was only when they realized they weren’t the only ones that they began to cooperate, she said.
“Not one of those boys came forward,” she said. “These kids tried not to talk to police. Several times they didn’t call back. And in some cases [the police] had to go and knock on their doors. [Amendola’s] full of bologna when he says they colluded, because they never knew it happened to anyone else.”
Amendola is the one who colluded, to keep a NAMBLA swap going by means of Sandusky’s organization.