Former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky, on trial for allegedly sexually abusing several boys, sat and smiled as a state prosecutor made his final impression on the jury tasked with deciding his fate.
At the end of an hourlong closing argument, lead prosecutor Joseph E. McGettigan left his position in front of the jury box and finished his remarks standing directly next to the defendant himself.
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