As many as six of Jerry Sandusky's victims will speak at his sentencing, prosecutors say

Sandusky also is expected to speak and to assert his innocence.

View full sizeAP Photo | MATT ROURKEPennsylvania senior Deputy Attorney General Joseph E. McGettigan III speaks with members of the media after a pre-sentencing conference at the Centre County Courthouse today in Bellefonte, Pa.

Prosecutors say as many as half a dozen of Jerry Sandusky's molestation victims will be heard at his sentencing hearing.

On Tuesday, a judge will sentence the former Penn State assistant football coach on 45 counts of child sexual abuse. The 68-year-old Sandusky faces the likelihood of a sentence that would keep him in prison for the rest of his life.

Lead prosecutor Joe McGettigan said today that the victims would speak at the hearing.

Sandusky also is expected to speak and to assert his innocence.

Defense attorney Karl Rominger says the sentencing proceeding may be over in less than two hours.

Sandusky plans to appeal his conviction on charges he abused 10 boys over 15 years, including attacks inside Penn State athletics facilities.