-LRB- CNN -RRB- -- Former Penn State football coach Jerry Sandusky 's wife , Dottie , told CNN that she is angry about accusations of child sexual abuse occurring in her home , calling them `` absolutely untrue . '' `` No child who ever visited our home was ever forced to stay in our basement and fed there , '' she said . `` We would never do anything to hurt them . '' Her husband faces more than 50 charges surrounding a child sex abuse scandal that allegedly spanned more than 15 years . `` We do n't know why these young men have made these false accusations , but we want everyone to know they are untrue , '' she added . An alleged victim testified that he made overnight visits to Sandusky 's home as a boy and stayed in a basement bedroom . While there , he described a pattern of sexual assaults over a period of several years , according to the grand jury report . `` The victim testified that on at least one occasion he screamed for help , knowing that Sandusky 's wife was upstairs , but no one ever came to help him , '' the report states . Responding to the allegations , Dottie Sandusky said she was `` shocked and dismayed '' by the alleged victim 's testimony , calling his accusations false . `` I continue to believe in Jerry 's innocence and all the good things he has done , '' she added . The former defensive coordinator posted $ 250,000 bail and left jail on Thursday , one day after he was arrested on 12 new counts of abuse involving two new alleged victims , raising the total number of victims to 10 . Sandusky was then driven in a three-vehicle motorcade from the jail to his State College , Pennsylvania , home . Authorities say he is currently under house arrest and must wear an electronic monitoring device . He 'll also be restricted from contacting the alleged victims , possible witnesses , and must be supervised during any interactions with minors . `` As in many of the other cases identified to date , the contact with Sandusky allegedly fit a pattern of ` grooming ' victims , '' said Pennsylvania Attorney General Linda Kelly . `` Beginning with outings to football games and gifts ; they later included physical contact that escalated to sexual assaults . '' A grand jury report made public last month detailed 40 charges of rape and molestation against the former coach in a child sex abuse scandal that , at the time , involved eight alleged victims . The lawyer for a 29-year-old man who is suing the school , Sandusky and Second Mile criticized Dottie Sandusky 's statement . `` It really is a sad , clear demonstration of how sick she is because of how sick he is , '' said Jeff Anderson , who represents an accuser identified as `` John Doe A. '' The Sanduskys both `` in their own way deny what we all know to be and what has been revealed daily . '' Anderson 's client was not cited in the initial grand jury report . The plaintiff , who Anderson said was 10 years old when he first met Sandusky , alleged the former coach sexually abused him dozens of times over several years during the 1990s , the lawyer said . `` The idea that 11 men -LRB- 10 from grand jury reports plus ` John Doe A ' -RRB- who have nothing to do with each other have fabricated this many stories of abuse is beyond rational , '' said Anderson 's co-counsel , Marci Hamilton . `` Victims rarely make up being sexually assaulted and abused . '' `` John Doe A '' is cooperating with authorities , his lawyers said . Sandusky , who maintains his innocence , will face a preliminary hearing at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday , where his alleged victims are set to testify . It is expected to be the first time the former coach will face them in court . The new accusers -- identified by authorities as Victim 9 and Victim 10 -- are believed to have encountered Sandusky at The Second Mile charity , a nonprofit organization he founded for underprivileged children . Victim 9 was between 11 and 12 years old when he first met the former coach in 2004 . Sandusky allegedly gave the boy gifts and money , and took him to university football games , according to the grand jury report . Sandusky allegedly met Victim 10 , then about age 10 , in 1997 after a counselor recommended the boy attend the charity `` because of difficulties in his home life . '' That witness said Sandusky performed oral sex on him and indecently touched him in an outdoor pool on campus . Penn State , meanwhile , said Thursday it has created the Center for the Protection of Children for `` the study , research , prevention and treatment of child abuse . '' A portion of the funding will come from football bowl game revenues . `` We are opting to put our expertise and research power to work confronting the problem of abuse , '' said Penn State President Rodney Erickson in a statement . The university recently partnered with the Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape and the National Sexual Violence Resource Center with a commitment of $ 1.5 million . CNN 's Kathleen Johnston , Laura Dolan , Ross Levitt and Susan Candiotti , and journalist Sara Ganim contributed to this report