Jerry Sandusky Declines Sexual Abuse Charges, States He's "Horsed Around With Kids"

Jerry Sandusky Former Penn Condition assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky, who faces 40 counts of sexual abuse of youthful boys, declines he committed any crimes, but values he's "horsed around with kids.""I am innocent of people charges," Sandusky told Bob Costas in the phone interview on Monday night's Rock Center with John Williams. "I really could condition that I have done numerous people things. I have horsed around with kids. I have bathed after workout programs. I have hugged them, which i've touched their legs without intent of sexual contact."Joe Paterno fired as sex scandal rocks Penn StateSandusky, 67, is charged with sexually mistreating eight boys around the 15-year span. In line with the 23-page grand jury report, assistant coach Mike McQueary observed Sandusky raping a young boy in the Penn Condition shower in 2002, but Sandusky declines any sexual misconduct."I had been bathing and horsing around and [the boy] really switched all the showers on and really was sliding within the floor which i was, after i recall, possibly like getting upset a towel," he mentioned.Asked for if he were a young child molester, Sandusky clarified "no.""Are you currently presently sexually attracted to youthful boys, to underage boys?" Costas supported."Sexually attracted, you understand, I love youthful people," Sandusky mentioned. "I like be around them. But, no, I'm not sexually attracted to youthful boys."See the relaxation of current day newsSandusky's attorney, Joe Amendola, who came out around the program, maintained his client's innocence and mentioned that his team has recognized several boys - like the child in mind in McQueary's allegation - who'll deny the accusations. The NY Occasions, however, reviews that around 10 more alleged people with Sandusky came forward, according to police near the analysis. Costas mentioned that although Sandusky's innocent until proven guilty legally, most everyone already sights him "some type of monster.""I am unsure a few things i know or a few things i could condition that can make anybody feel different now," Sandusky mentioned. "I'd just condition when in some manner people could spend some time until my attorney comes with an chance to battle, you understand, for my innocence. That's about all I really could request at this time around. And you also know, clearly, it's a huge challenge."Watch the interview: Visit msnbc.com for breaking news, world news, and news in regards to the economy