http://www.phillymag.com/articles/the_sins_of_penn_state_the_untold_story_of_joe_paterno_s_fall/page6

A lot of rehash, with some new nuggets sprinkled in. Some more background on Spanier which isn't going to make anybody like him more, and one particularly interesting quote here:

When Sandusky left, the friend who’s been close to Tim Curley for more than 40 years told the A.D. he was surprised the coach was gone.

“It’s for a very good reason,” Curley told him—but he wouldn’t elaborate. (I attempted to talk to Curley, but he hasn’t spoken to the media since the scandal broke.)

Moreover, someone who knows the Paternos well told me—reluctantly—that a person whose last name begins with P-A-T (a Paterno, obviously, though not Joe) told him at least four years ago that “Jerry Sandusky didn’t get along well with little boys.”