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First, I showed one picture and then the next as an example of how one could mistake one picture for the other. Picture #1 differs from picture #2. (The hash marks are different.) This gives an example of how the janitor, in 2000 could have been mistaken about who he saw in the shower room at the Lasch Football building. Comparing the identified individual with the man he saw before in the building on campus. The man he saw in the building on campus wasn't Jerry Sandusky. If that is true then, the man he identified at the Lasch building couldn't have been Jerry Sandusky. Note* There were several people in the building on campus that knew Jerry Sandusky the night the janitor claimed he saw something wrong happening. None of those people, including security, or his co workers, said that the man he was talking about was Sandusky. That means that the janitor was told the man he saw was Jerry Sandusky by other people, later, after that night.
The Janitor did not see Sandusky in the building on the PSU campus, where he went to work, that evening. He was not told the man who was with the screaming child was Sandusky. The actors and framers told him it was, later.
The janitor did not see Sandusky in the shower room in the Lasch building. He was mistaken, believing it was the same man he saw in the other building.
(He was not alone.)
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