The players criticize the thoroughness of the Freeh report because the investigators did not interview many of the central people in the case, including Paterno, who died in January, Penn State Athletic Director Tim Curley and Vice President Gary Schultz, who are both awaiting trial on charges of perjury and failure to report suspected child abuse, and former assistant coach Mike McQueary, who was a key witness in the case against Sandusky.
Don't understand how they can criticize the Freeh report about this because it did not interview these people. All of these people have legal representation and are currently being prosecuted or could be held civily liable in the future. Any lawyer worth a grain of salt would never permit their clients to answer questions by private investigators if their answers could potentially be used against them in a future criminal/civil lawsuit.