Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office
4 reports indexed, newest first.
August 2018
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Pennsylvania grand jury report says more than 300 priests abused over 1,000 children in six dioceses
A statewide grand jury report released by the Pennsylvania attorney general identified more than 300 accused priests and over 1,000 child victims across six dioceses over seven decades. It concluded that church leaders systematically covered up the abuse.
June 2014
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Attorney general's review finds no political delay in Sandusky prosecution
The Moulton report found no evidence that then-AG Tom Corbett deliberately slowed the Sandusky investigation for political reasons, though Attorney General Kane criticized its pace.
February 2013
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Attorney General Kane appoints special investigator to review handling of Sandusky probe
Newly elected Attorney General Kathleen Kane named former federal prosecutor Geoffrey Moulton to examine how her predecessors, including then-AG Tom Corbett, conducted the Sandusky investigation.
November 2012
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Ex-Penn State president Graham Spanier charged; new counts filed against Curley and Schultz
The state attorney general charged Spanier with perjury, obstruction, conspiracy and child endangerment, and added obstruction and endangerment counts against Curley and Schultz.