"He says that he cannot eat because the food appears to be spoiled and that the toilet and shower facilities are unspeakably unsanitary," the letter from Flora Edwards said.

"There is excrement in the shower and rats are roaming freely in the area. He says the stench is intolerable," the letter continued.

Follieri, who is being held in a dormatory with 120 other men, is requesting to be moved to another jail while awaiting transfer to prison. He plead guilty to scamming $2.4 million out of investors. Those who lost money to Follieri probably don't feel too bad for him.

According to papers submitted to a Manhattan federal court Tuesday by his lawyer, Follieri "became intoxicated with it all" after living amongst A-listers and celebrities like his girlfriend, Hathaway.

The AP reports that lacking the resources to live their opulent lifestyle, he then began misusing other people's money, his lawyer says.

In the documents, his lawyer wrote that Follieri was, "surrounded by movie stars and celebrities and this young man who neither drinks nor smokes became intoxicated with it all."

Poor Raffaello! Everyone knows that when you "become intoxicated" with opulent lifestyles it's okay to steal money. Free Raffaello!

TMZ reports that while entering his plea, he begged the judge to let him out of his NYC holding cell  because of "unspecified inmate issues." Follieri is reportedly not doing well in jail and has suffered an anxiety attack. He will serve at least five years in prison.

Luckily for us, The National Enquirer is on the case. "In additional to the naked photos he took of Anne, 25, he also prized a sizzling photo of her in black fishnet stockings, a garter belt and bustier that totally exposed her top. Follieri, 30, supposedly paid a very famous photographer to take that steamy shot.
The Enquirer learned that just recently, Anne’s brother Michael tried to gain access to a hidden storage room in the Bronx where Follieri had storied some of his and Anne’s belongings after he moved out of his apartment."

Follieri was arrested for swindling a bunch of money from investors. The feds also confiscated Hathaway's diaries, which The Superficial.com hilariously translated here.

Reportedly, Follieri has not taken to prison life well and has suffered an anxiety attack. He also has tried to reach Hathaway, who apparently is not taking his calls.

After her ex, Raffaello Follieri, was arrested for swindling a bunch of money from investors, the FBI now wants access to Hathaway's private musings. Fox news reports that along with Hathaway's diaries, FBI agents confiscated photos of Follieri with Bill and Hillary Clinton, Pope John Paul II and John and Cindy McCain, watches, a Tiffany clock, an antique Bible and personal photos of Follieri and Hathaway.

A former FBI agent William Daly, who is not involved in the case, told Access Hollywood that this doesn’t necessarily implicate Hathaway.

“This diary may provide [a] peek into day-to-day activities — where they were, people they met,” Daly said. “Even if it doesn’t directly comment on his scams, it may give investigators more leads.”

Follieri is reportedly not doing well in jail and has suffered an anxiety attack.

Carell, helped along with Anne Hathaway and Alan Arkin, brings to life the latest rendition of the classic tale of secret Agent Maxwell Smart. The film, in its debut weekend grossed $39.2M.

After sitting atop the movie world last week, Jack Black's Kung Fu Panda dropped to second but still managed to bring in $21.7M. The weekend brings the films total to $156M

Rounding out the top three was The Incredible Hulk, starring Edward Norton and Liv Tyler, at $21.6M.

Mike Myers and Jessica Alba helped anchor another debut this weekend, The Love Guru, but can't be pleased with falling behind Panda and Hulk with the $14M they tallied over their first two nights in theatres.

In fifth place sits M. Night. Shyamalan's The Happening, totaling $10M on the weekend.

The Steve Carell – Anne Hathaway spy comedy has so far earned a 53 percent approval rating on Rottentomatoes. Not terrible, but not a must-see either.

While Roger Ebert calls the flick "funny, exciting, preposterous, great to look at, and made with the same level of technical expertise we’d expect from a new Bond movie itself," other critics weren't as enthusiastic. The Boston Globe's Ty Burr says, "Get Smart, version 2008, surrounds skilled, likable players, and a handful of solid belly laughs with $80 million worth of formulaic summer-movie mediocrity. A lot of things explode, but the movie never detonates."

The consensus however is that the comedy relies more on Carell's charm and dead-pan wit rather than a hilarious script. While it's not Love Guru bad, Get Smart has a chance at some serious movie-goer cash. What do you think? Get your movie odds in the Bodog Sportsbook today.

The Daily Mail reports: "An insider tells the Mail Online that Hathaway made the painful decision to end their relationship because of the effects his controversial business dealings could have on her career. 'It's heartbreaking for her to dump him, and she's devastated that it's come to this, but she really didn't have a choice. His scandals were hurting her reputation.'"

Follieri was recently sued over a bounced $100K check, but criminal charges were dropped after he turned himself into the police and settled the bill. Last week, it was reported his charity Follieri Foundation, which funded vaccination programs in developing countries, was being investigated by the New York State Attorney General's Office. And — Hathaway got wind of rumors that Follieri had a wandering eye when he was out on the town without her.

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