I agree with this in general. My caveat is that the onslaught of claims after the vault was opened to dole out significant money makes it far more suspect than it would be otherwise. That adds at least some doubt regarding the truthfulness of the claims, or at least the extent of truthfulness of them.
The first few claimants were coached by the prosecution, and then Matt Sandusky switched sides after declaring his goal of quick riches (apparently). That, and the 2 primary attorneys representing the claimants had/have less than stellar reps for integrity themselves.
Adding all that up lends more suspicion and reasonable doubt to the claims than would otherwise be there. Again, it did not ensure that the claims are untrue, but it certainly cried out loudly for a prudent vetting in each case, which did not happen.
Just imo.
I don’t disagree with this. And I think I’ve pretty much said the same thing in some fashion or another.