Leroy Hoard
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Lowlife prisoners are always looking for someone lower than them. Looks like they went to Jared.
Ay, looks like flap saw this one coming from a mile away.Just when I think I no longer have to deal with this fat turd, he keeps coming back from more. Now with professional atheletes of all people. :finger:
No one likes you, Jared. Please go off somewhere and get fat again and disappear. And take your stupid commercials and creepy smiles somewhere else. No one else is falling for the subway weight loss shtick anymore, but you're too stupid to realize it. You're a freak, guy. Please go back to Krystal's where you were at when you were fat. Before, you were just fat and ugly. Now, you're skinnier and just downright creep looking. GO AWAY!!!1111!!!!!1!!!!! TIA![]()
5 finger > 5 dollarGood to see Jarad working on his new knuckle sandwich diet.
Im guessing no. No way a guard makes a statement like this:Is this accurate?
http://news4ktla.com/jared-fogle-murdered/
A Colorado prison inmate is being hailed a hero today by other fellow inmates after he admittedly stabbed to death Jared Fogle, former Subway spokesperson and convicted pedophile. Fogle was pronounced dead on March 17 at 3:03 AM with multiple stab wounds to the anal area. This comes just one month after his January 29th beating by an inmate in a rec yard. Fogle was jumped during that incident and received a bloody nose, swollen face and scratches on his neck.
What, you're saying the tuna recall isn't because a dead human was mixed into a batch of tuna?Look at the front page of that website.![]()
Yeah, I should have read more...I saw the tuna story and remembered that a couple of years ago a man was cooked alongside a bunch of bumblebee tuna in a huge ovenLook at the front page of that website.![]()
I can do 60 minutes standing on my head.Look at the front page of that website.![]()
Guy I work with is a friend of Nigg. Said he's a good guy but not the brightest bulb in the string.FCI ENGLEWOOD
A low security federal correctional institution with an adjacent minimum security satellite camp and a detention center.
He was sent there to receive psychological treatment. TMZ posted this this morning.
Jared Fogle got a surprise beatdown in federal prison from an inmate who has major issues with child molesters ... TMZ has learned.
According to docs, Fogle got jumped in the rec yard at Englewood prison in Colorado back on January 29, and it was not much of a fight. An inmate named Steven Nigg pushed Fogle down and then unloaded a barrage of punches to his face.
Nigg, who's in for a weapons charge, left Fogle with a bloody nose, swollen face and scratches on his neck. 60-year-old Nigg was also injured -- a small cut on his left hand from delivering the whuppin'. Prison officials put Nigg in solitary as punishment.
We spoke to Nigg's family and they're not surprised. We're told Steven's pissed because so many child sex predators are housed in the low security facility, and Fogle was just the last straw.
Jared's attorney had no comment. We don't wanna say karma, but ... oops.
#BeatFresh
Read more: http://www.tmz.com/2016/03/16/jared-fogle-prison-fight-beating/#ixzz436IFcova
Who's wanting to punish crimes with rape or caning (that actually has the ability to do so)? It sounds like you're responding to some opinions here from the FBG community but those are just that...opinions. I'm pretty sure the law is clear that rape or caning in a prison isn't tolerated. If other prisoners take it upon themselves to dish out some pier punishment there really isn't much you can do.I think all prisoners have the right to be safe in prison. If we want to punish certain crimes with caning, or raping, then make it the law and be up front about it.
Perhaps I wasn't as clear as I could have been. No where did I mean to say "don't do anything." My point is that if an inmate is hell bent on doing damage you can bet that it's going to happen sooner or later. His post was interpreted by me as the justice system is turning a blind eye which is completely unfounded IMO. The justice system doesn't condone vigilante justice and they take measures to do what is possible.Of course there's a lot you can do. Don't be ridiculous.
Whether anything is done or not is another question, but plenty of unsavory characters are protected while in prison.
In any case I agree with Sinn. Turning a blind eye to "inmate justice", while certainly satisfying on some level, makes us more like a third-world country and is fundamentally un-American.
Unless he's in solitary confinement, I don't think there is a safe place.Don't leave him on the yard with other prisoners. Seems like he'd be a prime target.
Admittedly I don't know the costs of such a measure, but it doesn't seem complicated.
Bingo. If someone wants him to go down it's going to happen eventually (outside yard, laundry, cafeteria).Unless he's in solitary confinement, I don't think there is a safe place.
If he were in a maximum security prison, he'd be dead within a week. Minimum security is mostly for the kind of people who won't beat you to death.Timothy McVeigh and Zacarias Moussaoui were/are successfully protected despite being much larger (in one sense of the word) targets. Maybe Jared shouldn't be in a minimum security prison...I'm sure there is some way of keeping him safe though perhaps it is cost-prohibitive. I really don't know.
Let's remember that everything I know about prison life I learned from Lockup so I'm speaking from a position of authority here.
There are lots of things that make us on par, or worse, than some of the most backwards countries on the planet. Our high incarceration rate, our continued use of torture, direct advertising of pharmaceuticals (yup I believe only one or two other countries allow this terrible practice), our levels of gun violence etc. The list goes on.In any case I agree with Sinn. Turning a blind eye to "inmate justice", while certainly satisfying on some level, makes us more like a third-world country and is fundamentally un-American.
Those guys are in ADX Supermax prison in a few hours away, with 23 hours of solitary confinement per day . Jared transferred to Littleton prison because he thought he'd be safer. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev and Richard Reid are also at ADX. There really is no safe for him. Go into solitary and drive yourself crazy or hope that his money can afford him protection.Timothy McVeigh and Zacarias Moussaoui were/are successfully protected despite being much larger (in one sense of the word) targets. Maybe Jared shouldn't be in a minimum security prison...I'm sure there is some way of keeping him safe though perhaps it is cost-prohibitive. I really don't know.
Let's remember that everything I know about prison life I learned from Lockup so I'm speaking from a position of authority here.
Solitary confinement is tantamount to torture.Put him in the HOLE then, or the SHOE or whatever. Or in a cell with Bill Cosby.
I don't think you're defending him, and I agree that prison should be physically safe for prisoners. I think if we focused more on rehabilitation and less on punishment, we'd probably be better off in the long run.That makes sense.
I'm done defending this scumbag, sorry for the tangent.
Much like a subtle joke, it kind of ruins the pun when it gets pointed out or explained.Pretty racist
23 hours a day in solitary is pretty insane. No TV, no window, no movable furniture. Just insaneThose guys are in ADX Supermax prison in a few hours away, with 23 hours of solitary confinement per day . Jared transferred to Littleton prison because he thought he'd be safer. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev and Richard Reid are also at ADX. There really is no safe for him. Go into solitary and drive yourself crazy or hope that his money can afford him protection.
I don't get itMuch like a subtle joke, it kind of ruins the pun when it gets pointed out or explained.Pretty racist
Prison justiceI think all prisoners have the right to be safe in prison. If we want to punish certain crimes with caning, or raping, then make it the law and be up front about it.
A big part of our criminal justice problem is in how we treat prisoners in general - if we can figure that out, we would be in a better place.
Well he was the spokesman for all sandwich artists. He must have absorbed some ancient knowledge as he watched the greats create their masterpieces.Must have been behaving himself, just got promoted to making sandwiches in the prison cafeteria.
Not that I condone the suit, I'm sure it is a BS money grab, but I do find the internal memo interesting. It seems a franchisee tried to warn corporate of Fogle's ways, and corporate's response was to the effect "well, he's getting married, so she should keep him in line." Yet no one told the wife his ways, apparently.Seems Jared's Ex is now suing Subway.![]()
They have no legal obligation to inform her of anything.Not that I condone the suit, I'm sure it is a BS money grab, but I do find the internal memo interesting. It seems a franchisee tried to warn corporate of Fogle's ways, and corporate's response was to the effect "well, he's getting married, so she should keep him in line." Yet no one told the wife his ways, apparently.If true, corporate should be paying up to someone.
Agreed. Although this line of thinking also has me wondering if there is some liability to be found in Subway knowing Fogles proclivities, paying him exorbitant amounts of money, carting him around the country as a spokesman which allowed him easier access/resources to get to his victims.They have no legal obligation to inform her of anything.
That may be, but of course thats a different issue. Naturally, we have no idea what type/how much evidence was presented to them.Agreed. Although this line of thinking also has me wondering if there is some liability to be found in Subway knowing Fogles proclivities, paying him exorbitant amounts of money, carting him around the country as a spokesman which allowed him easier access/resources to get to his victims.
I'm guess I'm not making a legal argument as much as a moral argument. Assuming for the sake of argument that corporate knew Fogle was an abuser and did nothing, they deserve any consequences that come their way.They have no legal obligation to inform her of anything.
I completely agree but, at the same, I wonder what she knew or may have suspected.I'm guess I'm not making a legal argument as much as a moral argument. Assuming for the sake of argument that corporate knew Fogle was an abuser and did nothing, they deserve any consequences that come their way.
Watch the video of the announcement and you'll likely come away understanding she was completely ignorant on the matter. She is hurt and upset for Jared's victims as much as for the pain she is going through having been married to the creep.I completely agree but, at the same, I wonder what she knew or may have suspected.
Their food sucks anyway, it'd be doing us all a favor.If they knew, even a little, i hope they sue them to the point of bankruptcy.
I understand it all, until the end:Watch the video of the announcement and you'll likely come away understanding she was completely ignorant on the matter. She is hurt and upset for Jared's victims as much as for the pain she is going through having been married to the creep.
Oh yes, she has to have a cause of action for there to be a suit but that doesn't negate her sincerity in empathizing with the victims of her ex.I understand it all, until the end:
The suit asks for compensation for "intentional infliction of emotional distress"