The Jerry Sandusky scandal has gotten to the point where you can’t make up the newest details.
Like this one: Sandusky’s 2001 autobiography was titled “Touched.” No, really it was.
At the end of the book’s Amazon description, it says that “Touched” also details Sandusky’s work with children’s charities, including the founding of his charity, “Second Mile.”
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You know, the same charity that – if the allegations against the former longtime Penn State assistant are true – Sandusky allegedly used as a vehicle to sexually abuse young boys.
We expect this to be pulled down from Amazon in the near future.
In the meantime, the book’s web page is being hounded by people outraged over the allegations against Sandusky. Take this comment: “Mr. Sandusky is both a genius and a narcissist, which makes him the perfect predator. At no time was his narcissim more apparent then when he titled his book ‘Touched.’”
We bet the four people who gave this book five stars are kicking themselves now.
[Amazon]
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Willing to bet it was purposely titled by Sandusky. In the grand jury report, Sandusky stated to victim 6′s mother “I wish I were dead”. Perhaps this title is was Sandusky’s attempt to leave a clue to ultimately get caught and end it all?
Btw, do your homework…. The statement that “four people that gave the book 5 star rating”- 3 of those were attention getting idiots written after Sandusky’s arrest…