An attorney charged with challenging a landmark report on the Penn State University investigation slammed the findings, saying they are inaccurate and misleading, the Pittsburgh Tribune Review reports.
The attorney, Michael L. Bangs, criticized the author of the report, former FBI Director Louis Freeh.
Bangs questions every page of the 267-page review that was used in the investigation and helped shape public opinion.
Bangs said the report grossly overstated the number of times Sandusky was compensated by the university.
The “use of this remarkably incorrect statistic by the Freeh report, which was then relied upon to form the basis for a number of its other conclusions, calls
into question the accuracy and veracity of the entire report,” Bangs wrote.
Freeh’s law firm could not be reached for comment.
