Yep and people who talk at the moviesPedophiles are monsters. There's a special spot in hell waiting for this dick.
Yep and people who talk at the moviesPedophiles are monsters. There's a special spot in hell waiting for this dick.
Also, those of you that are downing subway for getting involved with Jared, they started the partnership ~20 years ago. His actions were within the last 10 or so years. Unless Subway knew and were supplying him with victims, they are innocent.
Firehouse's meatball sub is the best fast food sub you can get. I do agree JM is overall the best though.
Yep. I mean I would go there over Subway, but it's very overrated. Firehouse and Jersey Mikes are way better. Of course Publix is king.This. I've never understood the fascination.
Isn't the Jimmy Johns guy one of those dudes that like to kill elephants?
Wait what... like even if his claims are true that the parents weren't very involved in supervising their daughter like... how the hell does he have any basis to go forward with this lawsuit? You're responsible for your own actions buddy. =|
Is he suing them or is he bringing them into the lawsuit as indispensable parties to be his co-defendants? From reading the excerpts in the OP, it seems as if he's not leveling claims against them, but rather saying that the parents should have also been sued by their child. Doesn't seem like anything quoted in the OP has to do with him, but their actions/inactions towards their child.
I mean, good luck to him with that and all, but if that's the case then that's entirely different from him suing them and Yahoo! really fucked that article up.
The only reasons I can think of is saving image, or he actually fell for the kid, both which are sick.
also, Jimmy John's is average at best
People get so emotional over court filings. He's not saying any of this with his filings. Essentially, he's saying that at least some part of her alleged injuries ("severe, traumatic and permanent injuries and mental anguish") are attributable to the parent's actions/inactions, and that in order for the claims to be completely satisfied, the parents must be joined as defendants. However, his angle in this is not to protect her interests, but to protect his own. Assuming his allegations are true, arguendo, then the parents would be in some part responsible for the injuries alleged in the complaint ("severe, traumatic and permanent injuries and mental anguish") and the amount of money he would owe would be reduced.I mean, even if what he says is true and she has super shitty abusive parents, that doesn't make him the better person for coming to her "defense". You still fucked a minor dude. You are still a rapist. Also why go through this. The only reasons I can think of is saving image, or he actually fell for the kid, both which are sick.
Rule 19. Required Joinder of Parties
(a) Persons Required to Be Joined if Feasible.
(1) Required Party. A person who is subject to service of process and whose joinder will not deprive the court of subject-matter jurisdiction must be joined as a party if:
(A) in that person's absence, the court cannot accord complete relief among existing parties; or
(B) that person claims an interest relating to the subject of the action and is so situated that disposing of the action in the person's absence may:
(i) as a practical matter impair or impede the person's ability to protect the interest; or
(ii) leave an existing party subject to a substantial risk of incurring double, multiple, or otherwise inconsistent obligations because of the interest.
I mean, even if what he says is true and she has super shitty abusive parents, that doesn't make him the better person for coming to her "defense". You still fucked a minor dude. You are still a rapist. Also why go through this. The only reasons I can think of is saving image, or he actually fell for the kid, both which are sick.
...or it's about the money.
Jersey Mike's is the best around.
I'm honestly surprised he's in a healthy state right now. Unless he went to one of those celebrity prisons, I would've thought he'd be beaten to a pulp by now.
"No." That was easy.Can lawyers say "no"? Wtf?
I'm honestly surprised he's in a healthy state right now. Unless he went to one of those celebrity prisons, I would've thought he'd be beaten to a pulp by now.
also, Jimmy John's is average at best
Firehouse and Jimmy Johns are better than Subway, but still average.
Jersey Mike's is the best around.
Meatball sub isn't bad if you're in a rush.
Bread tastes factory made. Steak comes in a brick and is mashed apart by employees wearing gloves. Chicken is just microwaved and pre-packaged. Most vegetables are limp and taste like ass. Sauces are too strong.
Go to Jimmy John's and treat yourself to a good sandwich.
Not when you are a millionaire in the glorious United States of Avarice. The nerve of some people.
As for sandwiches, Firehouse or bust.
Nothing, because he's not suing them.I don't get what he's claiming for damages?
Nothing, because he's not suing them.
Not your fault or OP's fault. Yahoo! misunderstood the court filing.Oh, I misunderstood the title then.
Firehouse and Jimmy Johns are better than Subway, but still average.
Jersey Mike's is the best around.
Even if that is all true and the victim was "damaged" before Fogle, that doesn't give him free reign, or any reign really, to take advantage of her. I hope he rots.
also, Jimmy John's is average at best
In the filing, he claims that her parents, named in the documents as "J.T. and B.T.," failed to properly supervise her.
People get so emotional over court filings. He's not saying any of this with his filings. Essentially, he's saying that at least some part of her alleged injuries ("severe, traumatic and permanent injuries and mental anguish") are attributable to the parent's actions/inactions, and that in order for the claims to be completely satisfied, the parents must be joined as defendants. However, his angle in this is not to protect her interests, but to protect his own. Assuming his allegations are true, arguendo, then the parents would be in some part responsible for the injuries alleged in the complaint ("severe, traumatic and permanent injuries and mental anguish") and the amount of money he would owe would be reduced.
To use a non-pedophile example, say you're hit by a car driven by John Smith on Monday and you break your arm, and then on Tuesday you're hit by a car driven by Suzie Brown and you break your leg. If you sue only Suzie Brown for your injuries, she can bring John Smith into the litigation as he bears responsibility for part of your injuries as well, and (look at the rule below) not having John Smith be party to the lawsuit means that you would "leave an existing party (Suzie Brown) subject to a substantial risk of incurring double, multiple, or otherwise inconsistent obligations (i.e., paying for the medical bills related to your broken arm) because of [not also suing John Smith]."
Fogle's saying that, assuming a jury finds he caused the plaintiff "severe, traumatic and permanent injuries and mental anguish," he wasn't the only one who did so, and that her parents contributed to part of those injuries and should therefore be held legally and, more importantly, financially responsible for compensating her for those injuries.
This hasn't been a commentary on the merits of this filing, just trying to explain what's going on from a legal perspective.
Here's the relevant federal rule (FRCP 19):
People get so emotional over court filings. He's not saying any of this with his filings. Essentially, he's saying that at least some part of her alleged injuries ("severe, traumatic and permanent injuries and mental anguish") are attributable to the parent's actions/inactions, and that in order for the claims to be completely satisfied, the parents must be joined as defendants. However, his angle in this is not to protect her interests, but to protect his own. Assuming his allegations are true, arguendo, then the parents would be in some part responsible for the injuries alleged in the complaint ("severe, traumatic and permanent injuries and mental anguish") and the amount of money he would owe would be reduced.
To use a non-pedophile example, say you're hit by a car driven by John Smith on Monday and you break your arm, and then on Tuesday you're hit by a car driven by Suzie Brown and you break your leg. If you sue only Suzie Brown for your injuries, she can bring John Smith into the litigation as he bears responsibility for part of your injuries as well, and (look at the rule below) not having John Smith be party to the lawsuit means that you would "leave an existing party (Suzie Brown) subject to a substantial risk of incurring double, multiple, or otherwise inconsistent obligations (i.e., paying for the medical bills related to your broken arm) because of [not also suing John Smith]."
Fogle's saying that, assuming a jury finds he caused the plaintiff "severe, traumatic and permanent injuries and mental anguish," he wasn't the only one who did so, and that her parents contributed to part of those injuries and should therefore be held legally and, more importantly, financially responsible for compensating her for those injuries.
This hasn't been a commentary on the merits of this filing, just trying to explain what's going on from a legal perspective.)
Bread tastes factory made. Steak comes in a brick and is mashed apart by employees wearing gloves. Chicken is just microwaved and pre-packaged. Most vegetables are limp and taste like ass. Sauces are too strong.
Go to Jimmy John's and treat yourself to a good sandwich.
What's he suing for exactly? Whatever led to him watching the tapes and her background, do not exonerate him of his crime. At the end of the day, whether her insufficient level of parental guidance or multiple sex partners played a role in the tape is irrelevant. The fact remains that he was knowingly in possession of child pornography. The fact that he would go out of his way to sue the parents makes it seem as if he thinks that there is no wrongdoing on his part, and only furthers the case that he is a disgusting human being.
Wonder how many footlongs he's had in prison.