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New court filing in Jared Fogle case details prosecutor's sentence request. 
  
 Buy Photo Jared Fogle, a former pitchman for Subway, is escorted to a car by police after pleading guilty on Wednesday, August 19, 2015 to charges of child pornography and having sex with minors, according to court documents released by U.S. Attorney of the Southern District of Indiana. (Photo: Matt Detrich / The Star)Buy Photo 
  
 A court filing by prosecutors in advance of Jared Fogle's sentencing next Thursday tells the judge she should hand down a stiff sentence to send a message to others involved in child exploitation. 
  
 Fogle, a former Subway pitchman, has agreed to plead guilty to two counts: possession of child pornography and traveling across state lines to engage in sex with a minor. 
  
 The prosecutor is asking U.S. District Judge Tanya Walton Pratt to sentence Fogle to 12½ years in prison, followed by a lifetime of supervised probation. 
  
 That was the maximum sentence the U.S. attorney had agreed to seek in a plea bargain struck with Fogle in August. Fogle faced a maximum sentence on the two federal felony charges of 50 years. The judge has discretion to sentence Fogle to more or less than what the prosecution has requested. 
  
 "Persons with a sexual attraction to young children may be difficult to deter, but these sentences matter," said the prosecutor's pre-sentencing memorandum filed Thursday. "These offenders frequently communicate with each other online, and they are concerned about the law enforcement efforts. 
  
 "In many ways, the results of these cases help to deter and teach by example. There is no avoiding the point that, whatever the result in this matter, it will be closely watched by current and potential offenders who have not yet been identified." 
  
 The document said Fogle "repeatedly expressed sexual fantasies concerning children to multiple persons," but despite exhaustive investigation, "no victims under the age of 18 years could be specifically identified" other than the two victims already charged in this case. 
  
 Prosecutors have identified 14 victims, including a dozen who were secretly photographed by Russell Taylor, former head of Fogle's charitable foundation. 
  
 Prosecutors said in Thursday's filing in the Fogle case that by striking a plea deal and avoiding a trial they hoped to prevent more trauma to the victims in a case that has already caused "substantial anguish." 
  
 "A public trial would only have made this process of healing even more protracted and difficult, without changing the outcome," the filing said. 
  
 Among the new information in the court filing: 
  
 Fogle paid for sex from adults "on hundreds of occasions." 
  
 Some of the commercial child pornography he had, which prosecutors believe was produced in Eastern Europe, included actual or simulated sexual intercourse by children as young as 6. 
  
 Taylor gave minors drugs, alcohol and money to induce them into sex acts. Two of the minors were 14. 
  
 Taylor has also agreed to plead guilty to child-porn charges and will be sentenced Dec. 10. Prosecutors agreed not to seek a sentence of more than 35 years in prison. Taylor agreed not to ask for less than 15 years in prison. 
  
 The new court filing in Fogle's case said he rationalized his viewing of child porn made by Taylor. Because Taylor was going to secretly produce the material anyway, "he might as well benefit from the production by seeing the results, which interested him." 
  
 Prosecutors noted that Fogle had a "good childhood" and that his wife, who has filed for divorce, "had no idea he was doing any of these things." 
  
 "Fogle has sacrificed absolutely everything he had built — including his family — to engage in sexually explicit conduct with two minors," prosecutors wrote. "He emboldened a molester and a producer of child pornography. He allowed Taylor to produce child pornography because of his own sexual attractions. He did this even he actually knew some of the children in Taylor's recordings." 
  
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 Federal prosecutors asked a judge to sentence former Subway spokesman Jared Fogle to 12 years and seven months in prison next week because it would send a strong message to others who exploit children. 
  
 Fogle, 38, a father of two, pleaded guilty to traveling to engage in illicit sexual conduct with a minor and to distributing and receiving child pornography. He could have faced as long as 50 years, but prosecutors agreed to the shorter sentence in a plea agreement. 
  
 In a sentencing memorandum filed Thursday, prosecutors also asked Judge Tanya Walton Pratt to put Fogle on supervised probation for the rest of his life and order him to register as a sex offender in any state where he lives or works. 
  
 As part of the plea deal, Fogle agreed not to seek a term of less than five years in his own sentencing memorandum. 
  
 "These sentences matter," prosecutors said. 
  
 "In many ways, the results of these cases help to deter and teach by example," they said. "There is no avoiding the point that, whatever the result in this matter, it will be closely watched by current and potential offenders who have not yet been identified." 
  
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 According to the memorandum, Fogle committed some criminal acts of his own, but his biggest role was as a co-conspirator with Russell Taylor, former executive director of Fogle's Jared Foundation charity. 
  
 Jared Fogle at a birthday promotion for Subway in New York in August 2014. Mark Von Holden/Invision/AP 
  
 Prosecutors said about 5.6 terabytes of pornographic videos and images of children as young as age 9 — some of them depicting explicit sexual conduct — were secretly produced using multiple hidden cameras set up in Taylor's residences from March 2011 and April 2015. That's the equivalent of 56 100-gigabyte hard drives. 
  
 Fogle obtained and viewed child pornography given to him by Taylor "to fuel his sexual fantasies involving children," prosecutors said. They said they had identified 14 victims. 
  
 Documents filed in the case against Taylor show he could face up to 35 years in prison and a $250,000 fine after agreeing to plead guilty to 13 counts of sexual exploitation of a child, distribution and receipt of child pornography and a related conspiracy charge. 
  
 Many of Fogle's victims have already received $100,000 restitution checks, and the rest are scheduled to. 
  
 Fogle became a Subway spokesman more than 15 years ago after he shed more than 200 pounds as a college student, in part by eating the chain's sandwiches. Subway ended its relationship with Fogle after authorities raided his suburban Indianapolis home in July. |||||

Jared Fogle is now better known for exploiting children than for eating sandwiches, but he's still a celebrity, and prosecutors want to make an example out of him. In a court filing ahead of his formal sentencing in federal court next Thursday, a prosecutor urges a judge to give the former Subway spokesman 12½ years in prison, the maximum agreed under a plea deal for child pornography and underage sex charges, reports the Indianapolis Star. "Persons with a sexual attraction to young children may be difficult to deter, but these sentences matter," the court filing says. "These offenders frequently communicate with each other online, and they are concerned about the law enforcement efforts." "The results of these cases help to deter and teach by example," the filing continues, and the Fogle result "will be closely watched by current and potential offenders who have not yet been identified." The filing also states that Fogle paid for sex with adults "on hundreds of occasions" and some of the child pornography in his possession featured children as young as 6, reports the Star, which notes that the federal judge is free to sentence Fogle to more, or less, than what prosecutors agreed to ask for. Co-conspirator Russell Taylor, former director of Fogle's Jared Foundation charity, has also pleaded guilty to child-porn charges and will be sentenced to at least 15 years in prison, NBC News reports. (Fogle has already paid restitution to most of the 14 victims prosecutors have identified.)