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Jared Fogle was once the face of Subway sandwiches. In 2015, Fogle was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison for having sex with minors. AdvertisementFor the last eight years, Jared Fogle, once the face of Subway sandwiches, has been living on an even blander diet at a federal prison mess hall. AdvertisementThe BOP declined to comment on Fogle's release date, per security policy, and it is unclear when his release was scheduled. An attorney for Fogle could not immediately be identified, as he represented himself in his last federal court matter.
Persons: Jared Fogle, Fogle, , Fogle's, Kathleen McLaughlin, AP Fogle Organizations: Service, FCI, Business, Subway, FBI, AP, of, of Prisons Locations: FCI Englewood, Colorado, Indiana, Littleton , Colorado
Jared Fogle became Subway's pitchman after losing 245 pounds by mostly eating the chain's subs. He filmed over 300 ads for Subway before pleading guilty to child sex acts in 2015. Jared Fogle became a pop-culture icon after being tapped as the face of Subway in 2000. A random tip in 2015 finally exposed him as a child sex predator. Here are the most revealing highlights:Jared Fogle led a "double life," according to a documentary about his child sex crimes.
Jared Fogle became Subway's pitchman after losing 245 pounds by mostly eating the chain's subs. A Fogle documentary airing in March is bad timing for Subway as it looks for a buyer, analysts say. Yet, a ghost from Subway's past, Jared Fogle, is returning to haunt America's largest sub chain. The new documentary series promises to reveal the "rise and fall" of the former Subway pitchman who "masqueraded as a national hero while hiding a horrific side." Are you a Subway insider with insight to share?
Jared Fogle was known as Subway's spokesperson up until 2015 when his home was raided by the FBI. A new documentary of Fogle is coming in March, as Subway teases a possible sale of the company. As Subway considers a potential sale of its more than $10 billion restaurant chain, and with a documentary on Fogle set to air in just a few weeks, here's how he went from Subway celebrity to shunned spokesman. Jared Fogle. APA Subway spokesman is bornIn a 2004 interview with CBS, Jared said he weighed 425 pounds before using Subway sandwiches to aid in his over 200-pound weight loss.
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