Feds Join Syracuse Investigation

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Updated Apr. 24, 2017 1:04PM EDT / Published Nov. 28, 2011 4:15PM EST

Jim McIsaac

Federal agents confirmed that they are now involved in the investigation of former Syracuse University assistant basketball coach Bernie Fine, who has been accused by at least three men of sexually abusing them as boys. U.S. Secret Service agents were present when a search warrant was executed at Fine's home on Friday. The scandal took an ugly turn Sunday when an audiotape between Fine's wife and an accuser became public. ESPN and the police reportedly held on to the tape for almost 10 years. Fine's wife acknowledged on the tape that she knew of her husband's actions and that she slept with an accuser after he turned 18. Listen to the audio here.

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Feds Join Syracuse Investigation

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