Joe Paterno's family called Monday for the public release of e-mails written by Pennsylvania State University administrators in response to a 2001 allegation of child sex-abuse lodged against Jerry Sandusky.
The documents - parts of which have been leaked over the last month - allegedly show that the late head football coach and a handful of other Penn State officials decided against notifying outside authorities after graduate assistant Mike McQueary walked in on Sandusky and a 10-year-old in a sexual position that year. In a statement released Monday, Paterno family lawyer Wick Sollers described the leaks as "selective" and suggested they were intended to tar the reputations of the late coach and others.
