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Assistant US Attorney Megan Farrell agreed to a bail package without explanation.  She told US Magistrate Judge Lee Dunst that her team plans to provide the defense counsel with discovery this week, Newsday reported. Smith will resign as a trustee for the Jeffries family trust, as part of his bond agreement. He was ordered not to talk about the case with Jeffries and Jacobson unless their lawyers are present, and not to make contact with any of the alleged victims or witnesses. Matthew C. Smith (center) leaves his arraignment with a ankle monitor in Central Islip Federal court in New York Mike Jeffries, ex-CEO of Abercrombie & Fitch, is escorted by his legal team as he exits court following his arrest in West Palm Beach, Florida, on charges related to a federal investigation into sex trafficking and interstate prostitution  Smith is pictured next to Jeffries in a shot from the investigative BBC Panorama documentary, after the pair were alleged to have engaged in sexual activity with a number of men at their New York homes and at luxury hotels around the world Smith's attorney Joseph Nascimento, of Miami described his client as the 'life partner' of Michael Jeffries during the court hearing on Tuesday, as per Newsday. Prosecutors and the defense attorneys have not spoken about the business associates longtime relationship, despite Jeffries being married. After the hearing, Nascimento and his co-counsel David Raben left the courthouse with Smith and did not respond to any reporters questions. Jeffries' lawyer, Brian Bieber, handed Smith a shopping bag embossed with suggestive silhouettes of torsos as he was leaving the court house, BBC reported. Smith was the last of the trio to appear in court.  In late October, former Abercrombie & Fitch CEO Mike Jeffries appeared in Central Islip Federal court in an attempt to deny sexually abusing 15 young male models between 2008 and 2015. His alleged fixer James Jacobson, a third man, who has a prosthetic nose, was arrested in the same case in Wisconsin, also appeared in court with his attorney. Both men pleaded not guilty to one count of sex trafficking and 15 counts of interstate prostitution. The BBC first broke the allegations against Jeffries as the fashion brand's former boss in a Panorama documentary that aired in October. 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The men said they were recruited by a middleman identified as James Jacobson, who denies any wrongdoing Jeffries worked as the CEO for Abercrombie between 1992 and 2014  The men went through 'an interview' with Jeffries before they 'were 'were taken into a room,' where 'the most heinous of sexual crimes were committed against them,' according to the lawyer. They were all forced to wear Abercrombie clothes to events that were decorated as if it was an Abercrombie store and made to sign NDAs, which stated that if they ever disclosed this that bad things would happen to them reputationally, financially and physically. In October, Jeffries was ordered to house arrest and remain free on $10 million bond with his home on Fishers Island, New York as collateral. He was ordered to home detention, and may only leave his property for a court appearance, medical appointments or religious services. And, ordered to remain in New York, Long Island and Fishers Island, NY until his next court date. He was also instructed to refrain from possessing any firearms, and not to have any contact with the co-defendant, any witnesses, or the victims. Jacobson appeared in court in October alongside his attorney Jeremy Schneider on house detention and a $500,000 bond. He was required to have a mental health plan. He also reviewed his GPS conditions that were similar to Jeffries. Both Jeffries and Jacobson are due back in federal court on December 12. BBCMike JeffriesFlorida

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Assistant US Attorney Megan Farrell agreed to a bail package without explanation.  She told US Magistrate Judge Lee Dunst that her team plans to provide the defense counsel with discovery this week, Newsday reported. Smith will resign as a trustee for the Jeffries family trust, as part of his bond agreement. He was ordered not to talk about the case with Jeffries and Jacobson unless their lawyers are present, and not to make contact with any of the alleged victims or witnesses. Matthew C. 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Jeffries was accused of sexually assaulting male models after he conducted fake job interviews. Witnesses were being subpoenaed and interviews were underway. A criminal investigation was opened by the FBI into the allegations that Jeffries controlled an elaborate sexual abuse and trafficking ring that targeted young men. A 16-page federal indictment claimed Jeffries, Jacobson and Smith, sexually abused 15 men between December 2008 and March 2015. James Jacobson is pictured walking into court in Central Islip, Long Island, in October to answer sex trafficking charges. His prosthetic nose is visible Jeffries' reign at Abercrombie & Fitch was dominated by its controversial brand 비아그라처방 image and the equally controversial remarks he made about his customer base two  In October, Jeffries and Smith were arrested in at their home West Palm Beach on sex trafficking charges. Jeffries worked as the CEO for Abercrombie between 1992 and 2014. 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Prosecutors say the staff controlled the entry and exit to the sex parties and provided the men who attended with muscle relaxants known as 'poppers,' as well as lubricant, Viagra and condoms, among other items. The staff also directed alleged victims to 'wear costumes, use sex toys or prepare for particular sexual acts,' according to court documents. Smith and Jeffries are accused of injecting men in their penises with 'a prescription-grade erection-inducing substance' that caused painful, hours-long reactions to get them to engage in sex acts. Attorney Brad Edwards, who is representing more than a dozen alleged victims in a lawsuit, 비아그라 구매 told NewsNation's Chris Cuomo that Jeffries used his role at Abercrombie to lure young male models and sexually abuse them. 'There is nothing consensual about it. These were aspiring young models who were sought out and promised to be Abercrombie models, essentially,' Edwards said. The men said they were recruited by a middleman identified as James Jacobson, who denies any wrongdoing Jeffries worked as the CEO for Abercrombie between 1992 and 2014  The men went through 'an interview' with Jeffries before they 'were 'were taken into a room,' where 'the most heinous of sexual crimes were committed against them,' according to the lawyer. They were all forced to wear Abercrombie clothes to events that were decorated as if it was an Abercrombie store and made to sign NDAs, which stated that if they ever disclosed this that bad things would happen to them reputationally, financially and physically. In October, Jeffries was ordered to house arrest and remain free on $10 million bond with his home on Fishers Island, New York as collateral. He was ordered to home detention, and may only leave his property for a court appearance, medical appointments or religious services. And, ordered to remain in New York, Long Island and Fishers Island, NY until his next court date. He was also instructed to refrain from possessing any firearms, and not to have any contact with the co-defendant, any witnesses, or the victims. Jacobson appeared in court in October alongside his attorney Jeremy Schneider on house detention and a $500,000 bond. He was required to have a mental health plan. He also reviewed his GPS conditions that were similar to Jeffries. Both Jeffries and Jacobson are due back in federal court on December 12. BBCMike JeffriesFlorida

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There appears to be no love lost between Olbermann and Maddow, as the ex-Fox Sports host gave a biting reply.   Olbermann wrote: 'She just re-signed for $25m. If you think she'd do anything for principle, I'll light a candle for you.' 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He has also been furious with Maddow, whom he says vetoed a potential return to the network by Olbermann Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski, the hosts of Morning Joe, have reportedly drawn the ire of their colleagues for agreeing to meet with President-elect Donald Trump But by shedding its expensive networks, 비아그라처방 Comcast is hedging its bets that it can expand its movie studio and theme park industries without being dragged down by the struggles of traditional television news. It also comes at a delicate time for the Morning Joe anchors after it was revealed that Joe and Mika visited Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago - after a years-long feud that reached a fever pitch when Scarborough likened him to Adolf Hitler - sparking fury among the liberal show's viewers. 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