Jerry Sandusky Continues to Claim Innocence 12 Years After Conviction

The former Penn State coach asserts his accusers were manipulated and seeks a new trial over repressed memory therapy evidence.

Sandusky, 80, maintains he never committed the crimes for which he was convicted.
He claims his accusers were coached and motivated by financial gain.
His legal team argues that repressed memory therapy led to false testimonies.
Sandusky's wife continues to support him, asserting his innocence.
A hearing on his latest motion for a new trial is scheduled for June 26.