Bellefonte, Pennsylvania (CNN) -- A jury convicted former assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky on 45 of 48 counts related to sexual abuse of boys over a 15-year period, ending a painful chapter for victims and the Penn State community. Jurors delivered the verdict around 10 p.m. Friday after deliberating for 21 hours. There were convictions related to all 10 sexual abuse victims, with the three not-guilty verdicts applying to three different individuals. Sandusky stood slightly hunched, looking down with his hand in his pocket but showing no visible emotion as the guilty verdicts were read out in court. His wife, Dottie, blinked back tears.
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NEW: Penn State: "No verdict can undo the pain and suffering caused by Mr. Sandusky"
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Sandusky's lawyer calls the outcome "expected ... because of the overwhelming evidence"
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The ex- coach is guilty on 45 of 48 counts for sexually abusing boys over 15-years
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He says he is not guilty, admitting to showering with boys but not abusing them
After a week of testimony, during which time witnesses graphically described sexual encounters with Sandusky that they said occurred during their boyhoods, jurors made their decision without ever having heard from @placeholder on the witness stand.
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