welcome back. i'm randi kaye. thanks for starting your day with us. back to the top story. jerry sandusky has been found guilty on 45 of 48 charges related to the sexual abuse charges of ten young boys. the crowd gathered, cheered the verdict. they watched as sandusky was brought out in handcuffs and put in the back of a police car. okay. that's what happened outside. jean casarez was inside the courtroom when the verdict was read one by one. what was it like in there? what was jerry sandusky doing as the guilty verdict was read? >> reporter: he walked into the courtroom. he had one hand in one pocket and sort of walking stoic. i saw him stoic as he stood. it took quite awhile to read all the verdicts one after the other. i think the emotion that caught me was an empty bench in the courtroom until almost the last minute. three women sat on that bench. i didn't recognize them. all of a sudden, i looked and there was victim number six who had come and sat in the middle of those women. that is the accuser from 1998. the very first young man that stepped forward because his mother called the school and authorities. he held the hand of his mother, who was the woman that was in the seat before him, so tightly. he was -- through the verdict. when the counts were read, she sobbed in silence. his eyes just filled with tears. he was the lone victim in that courtroom, we believe, last night. so emotional. >> if they followed it up then, how it could have been prevented. sandusky is going to be sentenced within the next 90 days. jean, what is he facing? >> reporter: he's facing multiple life sentences because of the convictions on so many felony counts. in the interim, what's going to happen is the sexual assault assessment board is going to do the assessment on him as well as a preconviction report. the sentencing should be in 90 days. probably september. that will be an emotional point. victims can read victim pact statements. we don't know if any will choose to do so. some may benefit from it psychologically. the judge will determine his sentence. he obviously will not see the light of day. >> his defense attorney certainly tried to poke a lot of holes, inconsistencies, stories, lack of physical evidence, financial gain, possibly. jerry sandusky never took the stand. there was talk he would. his wife did. how do you think that played with the jury? >> reporter: i thought she was probably the strongest witness they had. what i was surprised about was i felt because the children were so, you know, the summer of this year i spent every single weekend at his house and that's when he forcibly raped me. i thought dottie sandusky would bring out the family calendars and talked about how they weren't home this weekend or that weekend to raise that reasonable doubt. she said i don't remember dates. i don't remember when we were at home and when we weren't at home at all. it didn't help in the defense. i thought the motherly, grandmotherly, likable type of person she was would affect the jury potentially because at that moment she testified, you sort of felt sorry for her. >> you say they are going to appeal. on what grounds can they? 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