INDIANAPOLIS — Subway executives were notified at least three
times that former pitchman Jared Fogle had a sexual interest in
children and had exploited them, but failed to act, a lawsuit
filed Monday alleges.
INDIANAPOLIS — Subway executives were notified at least three times
that former pitchman Jared Fogle had a sexual interest in children
and had exploited them, but failed to act, a lawsuit filed Monday
alleges.
Instead, the lawsuit says, the international sandwich franchise
ignored the complaints, promoted Fogle as a family man and sent him
to speak with children as part of the company's educational
initiatives.
The lawsuit that alleges widespread institutional negligence and harm
comes from the person who seemingly knew Fogle best: his ex- wife,
Kathleen McLaughlin. Yet McLaughlin claims that she did not know of
Fogle's child exploitation. The complaint says she never would have
married him had Subway reported allegations against Fogle to the
authorities.
Attorneys for McLaughlin filed a lawsuit against Subway on her behalf
in Hamilton Superior Court on Monday. Fogle is serving nearly 16
years in a federal prison for child pornography convictions. IndyStar
has reached out to Subway for comment, and has not yet received a
response.
"I filed this lawsuit because I have questions," McLaughlin told
reporters in a teary statement on Monday afternoon in the Noblesville
office of her attorneys at the firm, Church, Church, Hittle +
Antrim.
McLaughlin said her main focus is getting answers about what Subway
knew about Fogle's sexual interest in children, and when they knew
it. But she is also requesting an unspecified amount of damages.
Subway turned Fogle's family into a marketing tool, the suit says,
and used their likenesses without their consent.
"Subway's ambition for sales and growth" came at expense of Fogle's
wife and children, the suit alleges.
As early as 2004, Subway's senior vice president of marketing was
told that Fogle approached a young girl for a sex act at a Las Vegas
Subway event. Subway sent a public relations manager to ask Fogle and
a franchisee about the incident. Subway did not contact the girl and
did nothing more, the suit alleges.
In 2008, the suit alleges, Cindy Mills, a franchisee in Florida, told
former Subway CEO Jeff Moody that she had a disturbing conversation
with Fogle in which he told her he had sex with minors and liked them
young.
In 2011, the suit says, a Florida journalist made a complaint through Subway's website, reporting that Fogle told her he was interested in children.
In those cases, the lawsuit says, the company sent public relations
officials to speak with Fogle, but took no further action.
In the 2008 instance, the lawsuit says, Mills reported that Moody
told her: "Please don't tell me any more. Don't worry, he has met
someone. She is a teacher and he seems to love her very much, and we
think she will keep him grounded."
Moody referred to McLaughlin, who married Fogle in 2010. The pair had
two children, who are now 3 and 5 years old.
"To the victims of my ex-husband, you are never far from my thoughts
and prayers," McLaughlin said on Monday. "I can only imagine what you
have been going through. A mother's most basic instinct is to protect
her children, and this is one of the most horrific of crimes."
McLaughlin said her young children often ask her questions about
prison. When they get older, she said, she expects they will continue
to ask questions about their father, and what McLaughlin alleges was
an institutional failure on Subway's part.
First a household name because of his story of extreme weight loss,
Fogle last year became known instead for his exploitation of children
and use of child pornography.
A federal judge in November sentenced him to 15 years and eight
months in prison after he pleaded guilty to possession or
distribution of child pornography and traveling across state lines to
have commercial sex with a minor.
The case became a national media story in July 2015 when law
enforcement officers raided Fogle's Zionsville, Ind., home.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/nation-now/2016/10/24/jared- fogle-ex-wife-sues-subway/92679662/
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On 03/05/2017 01:27 AM, Left Wings wrote:
INDIANAPOLIS — Subway executives were notified at least three times
that former pitchman Jared Fogle had a sexual interest in children
and had exploited them, but failed to act, a lawsuit filed Monday
alleges.
Instead, the lawsuit says, the international sandwich franchise
ignored the complaints, promoted Fogle as a family man and sent him
to speak with children as part of the company's educational
initiatives.
The lawsuit that alleges widespread institutional negligence and harm
comes from the person who seemingly knew Fogle best: his ex- wife,
Kathleen McLaughlin. Yet McLaughlin claims that she did not know of
Fogle's child exploitation. The complaint says she never would have
married him had Subway reported allegations against Fogle to the
authorities.
Attorneys for McLaughlin filed a lawsuit against Subway on her behalf
in Hamilton Superior Court on Monday. Fogle is serving nearly 16
years in a federal prison for child pornography convictions. IndyStar
has reached out to Subway for comment, and has not yet received a
response.
"I filed this lawsuit because I have questions," McLaughlin told
reporters in a teary statement on Monday afternoon in the Noblesville
office of her attorneys at the firm, Church, Church, Hittle +
Antrim.
McLaughlin said her main focus is getting answers about what Subway
knew about Fogle's sexual interest in children, and when they knew
it. But she is also requesting an unspecified amount of damages.
Subway turned Fogle's family into a marketing tool, the suit says,
and used their likenesses without their consent.
"Subway's ambition for sales and growth" came at expense of Fogle's
wife and children, the suit alleges.
As early as 2004, Subway's senior vice president of marketing was
told that Fogle approached a young girl for a sex act at a Las Vegas
Subway event. Subway sent a public relations manager to ask Fogle and
a franchisee about the incident. Subway did not contact the girl and
did nothing more, the suit alleges.
In 2008, the suit alleges, Cindy Mills, a franchisee in Florida, told
former Subway CEO Jeff Moody that she had a disturbing conversation
with Fogle in which he told her he had sex with minors and liked them
young.
In 2011, the suit says, a Florida journalist made a complaint through
Subway's website, reporting that Fogle told her he was interested in
children.
In those cases, the lawsuit says, the company sent public relations
officials to speak with Fogle, but took no further action.
In the 2008 instance, the lawsuit says, Mills reported that Moody
told her: "Please don't tell me any more. Don't worry, he has met
someone. She is a teacher and he seems to love her very much, and we
think she will keep him grounded."
Moody referred to McLaughlin, who married Fogle in 2010. The pair had
two children, who are now 3 and 5 years old.
"To the victims of my ex-husband, you are never far from my thoughts
and prayers," McLaughlin said on Monday. "I can only imagine what you
have been going through. A mother's most basic instinct is to protect
her children, and this is one of the most horrific of crimes."
McLaughlin said her young children often ask her questions about
prison. When they get older, she said, she expects they will continue
to ask questions about their father, and what McLaughlin alleges was
an institutional failure on Subway's part.
First a household name because of his story of extreme weight loss,
Fogle last year became known instead for his exploitation of children
and use of child pornography.
A federal judge in November sentenced him to 15 years and eight
months in prison after he pleaded guilty to possession or
distribution of child pornography and traveling across state lines to
have commercial sex with a minor.
The case became a national media story in July 2015 when law
enforcement officers raided Fogle's Zionsville, Ind., home.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/nation-now/2016/10/24/jared-
fogle-ex-wife-sues-subway/92679662/
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behind traffic they steal your credit card numbers too its from
peter j ross greg hall and alt usenet kooks report identity thieves
and pirates to fbi . i win
On 03/05/2017 01:27 AM, Left Wings wrote:
INDIANAPOLIS — Subway executives were notified at least three
times that former pitchman Jared Fogle had a sexual interest in
children and had exploited them, but failed to act, a lawsuit
filed Monday alleges.
Instead, the lawsuit says, the international sandwich franchise
ignored the complaints, promoted Fogle as a family man and sent
him to speak with children as part of the company's educational
initiatives.
The lawsuit that alleges widespread institutional negligence and
harm comes from the person who seemingly knew Fogle best: his ex-
wife, Kathleen McLaughlin. Yet McLaughlin claims that she did not
know of Fogle's child exploitation. The complaint says she never
would have married him had Subway reported allegations against
Fogle to the authorities.
Attorneys for McLaughlin filed a lawsuit against Subway on her
behalf in Hamilton Superior Court on Monday. Fogle is serving
nearly 16 years in a federal prison for child pornography
convictions. IndyStar has reached out to Subway for comment, and
has not yet received a response.
"I filed this lawsuit because I have questions," McLaughlin told
reporters in a teary statement on Monday afternoon in the
Noblesville office of her attorneys at the firm, Church, Church,
Hittle + Antrim.
McLaughlin said her main focus is getting answers about what
Subway knew about Fogle's sexual interest in children, and when
they knew it. But she is also requesting an unspecified amount of
damages.
Subway turned Fogle's family into a marketing tool, the suit
says, and used their likenesses without their consent.
"Subway's ambition for sales and growth" came at expense of
Fogle's wife and children, the suit alleges.
As early as 2004, Subway's senior vice president of marketing
was told that Fogle approached a young girl for a sex act at a
Las Vegas Subway event. Subway sent a public relations manager to
ask Fogle and a franchisee about the incident. Subway did not
contact the girl and did nothing more, the suit alleges.
In 2008, the suit alleges, Cindy Mills, a franchisee in Florida,
told former Subway CEO Jeff Moody that she had a disturbing
conversation with Fogle in which he told her he had sex with
minors and liked them young.
In 2011, the suit says, a Florida journalist made a complaint
through Subway's website, reporting that Fogle told her he was
interested in children.
In those cases, the lawsuit says, the company sent public
relations officials to speak with Fogle, but took no further
action.
In the 2008 instance, the lawsuit says, Mills reported that
Moody told her: "Please don't tell me any more. Don't worry, he
has met someone. She is a teacher and he seems to love her very
much, and we think she will keep him grounded."
Moody referred to McLaughlin, who married Fogle in 2010. The pair
had two children, who are now 3 and 5 years old.
"To the victims of my ex-husband, you are never far from my
thoughts and prayers," McLaughlin said on Monday. "I can only
imagine what you have been going through. A mother's most basic
instinct is to protect her children, and this is one of the most
horrific of crimes."
McLaughlin said her young children often ask her questions about
prison. When they get older, she said, she expects they will
continue to ask questions about their father, and what McLaughlin
alleges was an institutional failure on Subway's part.
First a household name because of his story of extreme weight
loss, Fogle last year became known instead for his exploitation
of children and use of child pornography.
A federal judge in November sentenced him to 15 years and eight
months in prison after he pleaded guilty to possession or
distribution of child pornography and traveling across state
lines to have commercial sex with a minor.
The case became a national media story in July 2015 when law
enforcement officers raided Fogle's Zionsville, Ind., home.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/nation-now/2016/10/24/jared-
fogle-ex-wife-sues-subway/92679662/
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