Jerry Sandusky, a former football coach, is changing his legal strategy in an attempt to overturn his convictions for sexual abuse. He was convicted in 2012 of abusing 10 children over a period of 15 years. Many of the victims were connected to The Second Mile, a charity Sandusky founded in 1977.

The charity had grown to provide services to many children. Sandusky, now 82, was given a sentence equivalent to life in prison. Further details about his case and the new legal strategy are available.

The case against Sandusky has had significant repercussions, with his name becoming widely known in connection with the abuse allegations.