"Clearly, no one should be subjected to these conditions. However, in Mr. Follieri's case, the unsanitary environment appears to have had a detrimental effect on his health," Edwards wrote to the judge.

Follieri, 30, who was transferred to the Brooklyn jail on Oct. 27, may still be sleeping in the same city as his former flame, but it's far different than the $37,500-a-month apartment in Manhattan's Trump Tower. Follieri now bunks with 120 other inmates in a windowless dorm room.

Follieri — who was sentenced to more than 4 years in prison for cheating investors out of millions of dollars by claiming he had Vatican connections that enabled him to buy discounted Roman Catholic Church property — has also been running a fever for the past weeks.

"Although I am not a doctor, I have seen him regularly and he feels warm to the touch and his eyes are glassy," Edwards wrote, according to the Post.

Source:  foxnews.com