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The former president of Penn State was released Wednesday after serving less than two months in jail for failing to notify police when he was told that football coach Jerry Sandusky had been seen physically abusing a boy on campus.
Graham Spanier, 73, served 58 days in a jail just six miles from the Penn State campus, Warden Christopher Schell told the Centre Daily Times.
He still faces two months of electronic monitoring at home.
Spanier received a report from two of his top lieutenants in early 2001 that a graduate assistant football coach saw Sandusky and the boy in a team shower on a Friday night.
Sandusky was then an assistant football coach at Penn State who met his victims through The Second Mile, a nonprofit he founded in 1977 for at-risk youth.
Former Penn State President Graham Spanier, 73, served less than two months in jail for his alleged coverup of the Sandusky child sex abuse scandal
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