One year after state Attorney General Kathleen Kane’s office began its review of Gov. Tom Corbett’s handling of the investigation into the child-abuse accusations against Jerry Sandusky, attorneys are speculating that it will be at least another six months before the report is released.
On Wednesday, which marked the approximate one-year anniversary of H. Geoffrey Moulton Jr. being named special prosecutor to head the review, Kane issued a statement indicating that the release of the report has been delayed due, in part, to discovery issues, including difficulties with obtaining emails and other written records.
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