It's time to take a look back at the stories making headlines this week in the 69 News week in review.

On Monday evening, police in Berks County found a woman who had been shot along Route 222 after she flagged down a driver for help.

Police said Daniel French, 18, shot Amber Putt, 20.

A driver found Putt lying on the ramp from Route 61 to Route 222 in Muhlenburg Township around 8:30pm Monday.

Police said she was shot several times in the leg and stomach.

Putt is expected to recover, but the search is on for French, who police said was romantically involved with her.

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Wednesday night, Baseballtown in Reading was full of All-Stars.

The Eastern League All Star game was held at FirstEnergy Stadium for the first time since 1974.

Fans packed the stadium, which recently went through millions of dollars of renovations.

The Eastern league all-stars edged the West in a thrilling ending by a score of 5-4.

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On Thursday, an independent report by former FBI Director Louis Freeh on the Jerry Sandusky sexual abuse scandal was released, and placed blame on Penn State's top leaders.

The Freeh report, commissioned by Penn State's Board of Trustees said leaders had a total disregard for the victims in the Sandusky case.

The 267 page report also said bad publicity was the motivation behind a cover-up at Penn State that allowed the abuse to continue for years.

Freeh said for 14 years, long-time university president Graham Spanier, athletic director Tim Curley, vice president for business and finance Gary Schultz, and football coach Joe Paterno, who he called the most powerful men at Penn State, failed to take any steps to protect Sandusky's young victims.

Freeh said that failure led to more incidents, and to make sure something like this never happens again, he released 119 recommendations to the Board of Trustees, who took full responsibility for what happened.

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Also on Thursday, a jury in Northampton County found Robert Schmidt guilty of killing his roommate.

It took them about two hours to come back with the verdict.

Police said Schmidt killed Robert Sarko, then buried his body in the backyard of the home they shared more than 10 years ago.

Schmidt was sentenced to life in prison without parole.

His attorney said he will appeal the verdict.

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And that's your 69 News week in review.