Four days after former Penn State coach Jerry Sandusky was convicted of sexually abusing 10 boys, a state prosecutor told a judge there was a "great deal" of incriminating evidence that didn't come up at trial.
A transcript unsealed Wednesday of a post-trial hearing doesn't specifically detail the unused information, but concerns claims made by Sandusky's adopted son that he was also abused.
The June 22nd hearing ended with a judge granting an order restricting release of information not used during the trial. It was prompted by a broadcast of Matt Sandusky's allegations of abuse by his adopted father.
Chief Deputy Attorney General Frank Fina told the court the investigation yielded a large amount of "highly incriminating" evidence that prosecutors opted not to present.
Sandusky is awaiting sentencing.
