Penn State Sex Scandal Update: E-mails show univ. officials were aware of Sandusky complaints in 1998, expert testifies

(CBS/AP) HARRISBURG, Pa. - E-mails show that Penn State officials were aware of complaints about Jerry Sandusky in 1998 and 2001, the head of computer forensics for the state attorney general's office testified Tuesday.

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The disclosure came during the second day of testimony in a hearing to determine if three former Penn State officials will face trial on accusations they covered up molestation accusations against Sandusky.

Braden Cook testified Tuesday about unearthing emails that ended up as evidence in the case.

Graham Spanier, Gary Schultz and Tim Curley say they are innocent.

A judge will later decide whether the men should be tried on charges including perjury, conspiracy and endangering the welfare of children.

Lisa Powers, a public relations professional employed by the university, also testified Tuesday morning.

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