Penn State Scandal Fast Facts (CNN) -- Here's a look at what you need to know about the Penn State Scandal. On November 4, 2011, a grand jury report was released containing testimony that former Penn State defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky sexually abused eight young boys over a period of at least 15 years. Officials at Penn State purportedly failed to notify law enforcement after learning about some of these incidents. On December 7, 2011, the number of victims was increased to 10. On June 22, 2012, Jerry Sandusky was found guilty of 45 of the 48 criminal counts related to child sexual abuse. Fourteen are first degree felonies. Included below is a timeline of accusations, lists of the charges against Jerry Sandusky, a list of players, post grand jury report timeline, information about Second Mile and Jerry Sandusky and links to the grand jury investigation. Jerry Sandusky: Birth date: January 26, 1944 Birth place: Washington, Pennsylvania Birth name: Gerald Arthur Sandusky Marriage: Dorothy "Dottie" (Gross) Sandusky (1966-present) Children: (all adopted) E.J. (male), Kara, Jon, Jeff, Ray, Matt. The Sanduskys also fostered several children Occupation: Retired assistant football coach at Penn State for 32 years, including 23 years as defensive coordinator. The Second Mile: Initially began as a group foster home for troubled boys but grew into a non-profit organization that "helps young people to achieve their potential as individuals and community members." Founded in 1977 in State College, Pennsylvania by Jerry Sandusky. May 25, 2012 - The Second Mile requests court approval in Centre County, Pennsylvania, to transfer its programs to Arrow Child & Family Ministries and shut down. August 27, 2012 - The Second Mile requests a stay in the petition to transfer its programs to Arrow Child & Family Ministries saying "this action will allow any pending or future claims filed by Jerry Sandusky's victims to be resolved before key programs or assets are considered for transfer." Timeline of Accusations: Source: Grand Jury Report 1994-1997 - Sandusky engages in inappropriate conduct with different boys he met separately through The Second Mile program. 1998 - Penn State police and the Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare investigate an incident in which the mother of an 11-year-old boy reports that Sandusky showered with her son. 1998 - Psychologist Alycia Chambers tells Penn State police that Sandusky acted the way a pedophile might, in her assessment of a case in which the mother of a young boy reported that Sandusky showered with her son, and may have had inappropriate contact with him. A second psychologist, John Seasock, reported he found no indication of child abuse. June 1, 1998 - Sandusky is interviewed and admits showering naked with the boy, saying it was wrong and promising not to do it again. The district attorney advises investigators that no charges will be filed and the university police chief instructs that the case be closed. June 1999 - Sandusky retires from Penn State after coaching there for 32 years, but receives emeritus status, with full access to the campus and football facilities. 2000 - James Calhoun, a janitor at Penn State, tells his supervisor and another janitor that he saw Sandusky sexually abusing a young boy in the Lasch Building showers. No one reports the incident to university officials or law enforcement. March 2, 2002 - Graduate assistant Mike McQueary tells Coach Joe Paterno that on March 1, 2002, he witnessed the rape of a 10-year-old boy by Jerry Sandusky in the Lasch Building showers at Penn State. On May 7, 2012, prosecutors file court documents to change the date of the assault to on or around February 9, 2001. March 3, 2002 - Paterno reports the incident to Athletic Director Tim Curley. Later, McQueary meets with Curley and Senior Vice President for Finance and Business Gary Schultz. McQueary testifies that he told Curley and Schultz that he saw Sandusky and the boy engaged in anal sex, Curley and Schultz testify they were not told of such an allegation. Instead, Curley said he had the impression the conduct amounted to "horsing around." Schultz said he couldn't remember details. Sandusky's locker room keys are confiscated and the incident is reported to The Second Mile, but no law enforcement investigation is launched. 2005 or 2006 - Sandusky befriends another Second Mile participant whose allegations would form the foundation of the multi-year grand jury investigation. 2006 or 2007 - Sandusky begins to spend more time with the boy, taking him to sporting events and giving him gifts. During this period, Sandusky performs oral sex on the boy more than 20 times, and the boy performs oral sex on him once. 2008 - The boy breaks off contact with Sandusky. Later, his mother calls the boy's high school to report her son had been sexually assaulted and the principal bars Sandusky from campus and reports the incident to police. The ensuing investigation reveals 118 calls from Sandusky's home and cell phone numbers to the boy's home. November 2008 - Sandusky informs The Second Mile that he is under investigation, and he is removed from all program activities involving children, according to the group. Timeline (post Grand Jury report): November 4, 2011 - The grand jury report is released. November 5, 2011 - Sandusky is arraigned on 40 criminal counts. He is released on $100,000 bail. Athletic Director Tim Curley and Senior Vice President for Finance and Business Gary Schultz are each charged with one count of felony perjury and one count of failure to report abuse allegations. November 7, 2011 - Curley and Schultz, who have both stepped down from their positions, are arraigned. November 9, 2011 - Paterno announces that he intends to retire at the end of the 2011 football season. Hours later, university trustees announce that President Graham Spanier and Coach Joe Paterno are fired, effective immediately. November 11, 2011 - Mike McQueary, now a Penn State receivers coach, who witnessed the 2002 rape of a young boy, is placed on indefinite administrative leave. The incident is later said to have happened in 2001. November 13, 2011 - Jack Raykovitz, CEO of The Second Mile, resigns. November 14, 2011 - In a phone interview with NBC's Bob Costas, Sandusky states that he is "innocent" of the charges and claims that the only thing he did wrong was having "showered with those kids." November 15, 2011 - "The Morning Call" (Allentown) reports that in a November 8, 2011 email to a former classmate, McQueary says he did stop the 2002 assault he witnessed and talked with police about it. November 16, 2011 - Representatives of Penn State's campus police and State College police say they have no record of having received any report from McQueary about his having witnessed the rape of a boy by former coach Sandusky. November 16, 2011 - A new judge is assigned to the Sandusky case after it is discovered that Leslie Dutchcot, the judge who freed Sandusky on $100,000 bail, volunteered at The Second Mile charity. November 21, 2011 - It is announced that former FBI Director Louis Freeh will lead an independent inquiry for Penn State into the school's response to child sex abuse allegations. November 22, 2011 - "The Patriot-News" reports that two cases of child sex abuse charges against Sandusky have been opened by Children and Youth Services in Pennsylvania. The cases were reported less than two months ago and are in the initial stages of investigation. November 22, 2011 - The administrative office of Pennsylvania courts announces that all Centre County common pleas court judges have recused themselves from the Sandusky case. The office said this is to avoid any conflicts of interest due to connections with Sandusky, the Second Mile charity, or Penn State. November 30, 2011 - The first lawsuit in the scandal is filed on behalf of a person listed in the complaint as "John Doe," who says he was 10 years-old when he met Sandusky through The Second Mile charity. His attorneys say Sandusky sexually abused the victim "over one hundred times" and threatened to harm the victim and his family if he alerted anyone to the abuse. December 2, 2011 - A victim's attorneys say they have reached a settlement with The Second Mile that allows it to stay in operation but requires it to obtain court approval before transferring assets or closing. December 3, 2011 - In an interview with The New York Times, Sandusky says, "If I say, 'No, I'm not attracted to young boys,' that's not the truth. Because I'm attracted to young people -- boys, girls -- I ... His lawyer speaks up at that point to note that Sandusky is "not sexually" attracted to them. December 7, 2011 - Sandusky is arrested on additional child rape charges, which raises the number of victims from eight to 10 people. He is charged with four counts of involuntary deviate sexual intercourse and two counts of unlawful contact with a minor. He also faces one new count of indecent assault and two counts of endangering a child's welfare, in addition to a single new count of indecent assault and two counts of corruption of minors. December 8, 2011 - Sandusky is released on $250,000 bail. He is placed under house arrest and is required to wear an electronic monitoring device. He is also restricted from contacting the victims and possible witnesses, and he must be supervised during any interactions with minors. December 13, 2011 - Sandusky enters a plea of not guilty and waives his right to a preliminary hearing. December 16, 2011 - A hearing is held for Tim Curley and Gary Schultz. Mike McQueary testifies he told university officials that he saw Sandusky possibly sexually assaulting a boy in 2002. Following the testimony, the judge rules that the perjury case against Curley and Schultz will go to trial. January 13, 2012 - Curley and Schultz enter pleas of not guilty for their failure to report child sex abuse and waive a court appearance scheduled for later this month. January 22, 2012 - Former long-time Penn State head football coach Joe Paterno dies at the age of 85. February 13, 2012 - Curley files motions to dismiss his charges of perjury and failing to report suspected abuse. February 14, 2012 - Schultz petitions to join Tim Curley's motion and also seeks dismissal of his perjury and failure to report charges. February 14, 2012 - Penn State says that the Sandusky case has cost the university $3.2 million thus far in combined legal, consultant and public relation fees. May 18, 2012 - Prosecutors amend charges against Sandusky. The number of charges and victims remains the same, but more detail is provided. June 11, 2012 - The trial begins. June 18, 2012 - The prosecution rests in its case against Sandusky. The judge dismisses Count 33, which is a charge of unlawful contact with a minor. The count is dismissed because the law was not in effect during the time the misconduct occurred. June 21, 2012 - The judge dismisses three counts against Sandusky. All three counts dismissed pertain to "Victim 4." Count 18 is dismissed because it's the same as count 17 and under double jeopardy Sandusky cannot be punished twice for the same criminal act. Counts 16 and 19 are dismissed with prejudice because the evidence did not support the original counts as charged. -The jury begins deliberations at 1:12pm EST. -Matt Sandusky, one of six adopted children of Sandusky, says through his attorney that he was sexually abused by Sandusky, adding that he had been prepared to testify against him. June 22, 2012 - Sandusky is found guilty of 45 of the 48 remaining counts after jurors deliberate for almost 21 hours. His bail is immediately revoked and he is taken to jail. June 30, 2012 - Mike McQueary's contract as assistant football coach ends. July 5, 2012 - McQueary learns that his contract has not been renewed. July 6, 2012 - Former Penn State president Graham Spanier tells investigators than he had never been informed of any incident involving Sandusky. July 12, 2012 - Judge Louis Freeh announces the findings of the investigation into Penn State's action concerning Sandusky and child abuse. The report accuses the former leaders at Penn State of showing "total and consistent disregard" for child sex abuse victims, while covering up the attacks of a longtime sexual predator. July 23, 2012 - The NCAA announces a $60 million fine against Penn State and bans the team from the postseason for four years. Additionally, the school must vacate all wins from 1998-2011, and will lose 20 football scholarships a year for four seasons. - The Big Ten Conference rules that Penn State's share of bowl revenues for the next four seasons - roughly $13 million - will be donated to charities working to prevent child abuse. August 24, 2012 - "Victim 1" files a lawsuit against Penn State. September 20, 2012 - Feinberg Rozen LLP (headed by Kenneth Feinberg who oversaw the 9/11 and BP oil spill victims funds) is hired by Penn State. October 2, 2012 - Mike McQueary files a whistleblower lawsuit against Penn State. October 8, 2012 - An audio statement from Sandusky is aired in which he protests his innocence and says he is falsely accused. October 9, 2012 - Sandusky is sentenced to no less than 30 years and no more than 60 years in prison. During the hearing, Sandusky is designated as a sexually violent offender. October 15, 2012 - A lawsuit is filed by plaintiff "John Doe," a 21-year-old male. Defendants include Sandusky, Penn State, The Second Mile, Spanier, Curley, and Schultz. Doe alleges Sandusky sexually abused him and that he would not have been assaulted by Sandusky if officials who were aware that Sandusky was molesting boys had not covered up his misconduct. October 18, 2012 - Jerry Sandusky's lawyers file an appeal. October 23, 2012 - Sandusky is transferred to a state prison facility located in Camp Hill, Pennsylvania. November 1, 2012 - The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania files eight charges against former Penn State President Graham Spanier in connection with the rape scandal. The charges include perjury and endangering the welfare of a child. Former university Vice President Gary Schultz and former Athletic Director Tim Curley face the same charges according to Attorney General Linda Kelly. November 7, 2012 - Former Penn State President Graham Spanier is arraigned. His bail is set at $125,000 unsecured and he is ordered to not leave Pennsylvania without permission. November 15, 2012 - The Middle States Commission on Higher Education lifts its warning and reaffirms Penn State's accreditation. December 5, 2012 - The trial date scheduled for January 07, 2013 for Tim Curley is postponed until further notice. December 5, 2012 - The trial date scheduled for January 07, 2013 for Gary A. Schultz is postponed until further notice. January 30, 2013 - Judge John M. Cleland denies Sandusky's appeal for a new trial. July 30, 2013 - A judge rules that Graham Spanier, Tim Curley and Gary Schultz will face trial on obstruction of justice and other charges related to the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse scandal. August 26, 2013 - Sandusky's adopted son and six other victims have finalized settlement agreements. October 2, 2013 - Sandusky's appeal is denied by the Superior Court of Pennsylvania. October 28, 2013 - Penn State announces that they have reached settlements with what it calls 26 victims of Jerry Sandusky, and the amount paid by the university totals $59.7 million. Sandusky Verdict: Victim 1 Count 1 - guilty: Involuntary Deviate Sexual Intercourse (Felony 1) Count 2 - guilty: Involuntary Deviate Sexual Intercourse (Felony 1) Count 3 - guilty: Indecent Assault (Felony 3) Count 4 - guilty: Unlawful Contact with Minors (Felony 1) Count 5 - guilty: Corruption of Minors (Misdemeanor 1) Count 6 - guilty: Endangering Welfare of Children (Felony 3) Victim 2 Count 7 - not guilty: Involuntary Deviate Sexual Intercourse (Felony 1) Count 8 - guilty: Indecent Assault (Misdemeanor 2) Count 9 - guilty: Unlawful Contact with Minors (Felony 1) Count 10 - guilty: Corruption of Minors (Misdemeanor 1) Count 11 - guilty: Endangering Welfare of Children (Misdemeanor 1) Victim 3 Count 12 - guilty: Indecent Assault (Misdemeanor 2) Count 13 - guilty: Unlawful Contact with Minors (Felony 3) Count 14 - guilty: Corruption of Minors (Misdemeanor 1) Count 15 - guilty: Endangering Welfare of Children (Felony 3) Victim 4 Count 16 - ****DROPPED****: Involuntary Deviate Sexual Intercourse (Felony 1) Count 17 - guilty: Involuntary Deviate Sexual Intercourse (Felony 1) Count 18 - ****DROPPED*****: Involuntary Deviate Sexual Intercourse (Felony 1) Count 19 - ****DROPPED*****: Aggravated Indecent Assault (Felony 2) Count 20 - guilty: Indecent Assault (Misdemeanor 2) Count 21 - guilty: Unlawful Contact with Minors (Felony 1) Count 22 - guilty: Corruption of Minors (Misdemeanor 1) Count 23 - guilty" Endangering Welfare of Children (Felony 3) Victim 5 Count 24 - not guilty: Indecent Assault (Misdemeanor 1) Count 25 - guilty: Unlawful Contact with Minors (Felony 3) Count 26 - guilty: Corruption of Minors (Misdemeanor 1) Count 27 - guilty: Endangering Welfare of Children (Felony 3) Victim 6 Count 28 - not guilty: Indecent Assault (Misdemeanor 1) Count 29 - guilty: Unlawful Contact with Minors (Felony 3) Count 30 - guilty: Corruption of Minors (Misdemeanor 1) Count 31 - guilty: Endangering Welfare of Children (Misdemeanor 1) Victim 7 Count 32 - guilty: Criminal Attempt to Commit Indecent Assault (Misdemeanor 2) Count 33 - ****DROPPED****: WITHDRAWN BY PROSECUTORS (unlawful contact with minors) Count 34 - guilty: Corruption of Minors (Misdemeanor 1) Count 35 - guilty: Endangering Welfare of Children (Misdemeanor 1) Victim 8 Count 36 - guilty: Involuntary Deviate Sexual Intercourse (Felony 1) Count 37 - guilty: Indecent Assault (Misdemeanor 2) Count 38 - guilty: Unlawful Contact with Minors (Felony 1) Count 39 - guilty: Corruption of Minors (Misdemeanor 1) Count 40 - guilty: Endangering Welfare of Children (Misdemeanor 1) Due to 2nd indictment, counts start over with Victim's 9 and 10 Victim 9 Count 1 - guilty: Involuntary Deviate Sexual Intercourse (Felony 1) Count 2 - guilty: Involuntary Deviate Sexual Intercourse (Felony 1) Count 3 - guilty: Indecent Assault (Felony 3) Count 4 - guilty: Unlawful Contact with Minors (Felony 1) Count 5 - guilty: Corruption of Minors (Misdemeanor 1) Count 6 - guilty: Endangering Welfare of Children (Felony 3) Victim 10 Count 7 - guilty: Involuntary Deviate Sexual Intercourse (Felony 1) Count 8 - guilty: Involuntary Deviate Sexual Intercourse (Felony 1) Count 9 - guilty: Indecent Assault (Misdemeanor 1) Count 10 - guilty: Unlawful Contact with Minors (Felony 1) Count 11 - guilty: Corruption of Minors (Misdemeanor 1) Count 12 - guilty: Endangering Welfare of Children (Felony 3)