HITC explains where to watch the Jared Fogle Subway documentary live and on streaming with the Jared From Subway: Catching A Monster release date.
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Audiences have already been invited to tune into a riveting slate of shows and movies in 2023 and there show no signs of slowing a broad stream of content.
Fans of documentaries have been particularly spoilt, with the likes of Netflix covering a range of topics across mini-series and feature-length films, including the viral Kai Lawrence interview.
Speaking of documentaries, you may be interested in checking out a new limited series called From Subway: Catching A Monster. At the center of this project is an investigation into Jared Fogle, an American former spokesman for Subway, the popular sandwich restaurant.
With viewers eager to learn the full story of what transpired after this, here’s where to watch the Jared Fogle Subway documentary live and on streaming.
Where to watch Jared Fogle Subway documentary live and streaming
Jared From Subway: Catching A Monster premieres on ID at 9 ET/PT on Monday, March 6th 2023.
The three-part limited series will then be available for streaming on Discovery+ and the ID GO app. With that in mind, viewers can either tune in live or stream installments at their own convenience.
As for what to expect, the documentary looks into the ad campaign that Fogle appeared in from 2000 to 2015 and much more.
The Daily Mail reports that he claimed to lose 250 lbs from eating Subway sandwiches and exercising. He later pled guilty in August 2015 to a child pornography charge and paying for sex with an underage girl.
Additionally, the documentary includes interviews with journalist Rochelle Herman and outlines the charges against Russell Taylor; he ran The Jared Foundation, an organization aiming to tackle and raise awareness of childhood obesity. Taylor was also charged in 2015 following a child pornography investigation.
Is Jared Fogle still in jail?
Yes, USA Today reports that Fogle is still serving a 15-year sentence at a prison facility in Colorado.
He will serve at least 85% of the sentence and his projected release date is March 24th 2029. Fogle is currently 45 years old.
‘Persistent pattern of criminal behavior’
The New York Post previously reported that Former Assistant US Attorney Steven DeBrota – one of the prosecutors in Fogle’s trial – spoke to them about the case.
“The case will always be about [Fogle’s] victims, not his prior successes in life, his latest characterization of his actions or his present situation,” he explained.
When Fogle himself alluded to prison time as an “unwanted experience”, DeBrota said that this “unwanted experience” was “the result of a long-standing and persistent pattern of criminal behavior.”
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