INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -- Former Subway pitchman Jared Fogle was sentenced to more than 15 years in prison on Thursday for trading in child pornography and having sex with underage prostitutes, with the ...

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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — Jared Fogle, the former Subway spokesman, is expected to plead guilty to possession of child pornography charges, according to WXIN. Sources say Fogle will accept a plea deal. The ...

The wife of former Subway pitchman Jared Fogle said Wednesday that she's seeking a divorce as her husband faces charges alleging that he engaged in sex acts with underage girls and traded in child ...

(CNN) Jared Fogle's wife, Kathleen, has divorced him, according to court documents filed on November 19. The disgraced former Subway pitchman was sentenced last week to more than 15 years in federal ...

Disgraced Ex-Subway spokesperson Jared Fogle appeared in federal court in Indianapolis, Indiana, on Wednesday and agreed to plead guilty to distribution and receipt of child pornography and unlawful ...

While Jared Fogle was only recently arrested, Subway apparently received a serious complaint about the former spokesperson four years ago. Subway's internal investigation into whether it received ...

Russell Taylor, former executive director of the Jared Foundation, was sentenced Thursday to 27 years in federal prison for producing child-pornography material that he shared with Jared Fogle, the ...

Former Subway sandwich chain pitchman, Jared Fogle, is set to plead guilty to child pornography and sex with minors charges. Linda So reports. Advertisement Advertisement 1:25 Latest Video Visual ...

In a strange twist of fate, former Subway spokesman and convicted sex offender Jared Fogle has taken a new job in prison — serving sandwiches on the cafeteria line. TMZ reported that Fogle landed the ...

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