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No, Joe Amendola Is Not On Twitter

by Matt Watson
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Penn State scandal: Jerry Sandusky in jail, legal battles continue
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A Twitter account purporting to belong to Joe Amendola, Jerry Sandusky’s lawyer, was created today, actively engaging with users about the ongoing case. But don’t be fooled: it’s a hoax. Amendola confirmed as much to SB Nation via email:

↵↵It is not my account! I have no idea who created it, but it’s a fraudulent account!

↵↵Update: That didn’t take long: the fake account has already been deleted.

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