Penn State's bill to pay costs associated with the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse scandal has topped $41-million, including $8.1-million to pay for the internal investigation led by former FBI director Louis Freeh.
 
The latest disclosure posted Monday on a university website offered more itemization for certain costs including the bill for the Freeh probe. The bill also for the first time includes the $12-million payment to the NCAA - the first of five annual installments of the $60-million fine that's part of the sanctions.
 
Penn State also released a copy of its engagement letter with Freeh in December 2011 that details the scope of his responsibilities. Some critics of the way trustees have handled the scandal had asked for a public release of the document.