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The second case also ended with a settlement.

Afterwards, Rubin disappeared from public life.

In September of last year, Rubin was arrested, eight years after that group of women filed the first civil lawsuit against him.

At the time, he was living in Connecticut, near his daughter and grandchildren.

Rubin's daughter has also come to his defense, saying in an email that he should come home.

Quote, it is heartbreaking not to have my father by my family's side.

Rubin's lawyers have applied for his bail three times.

A judge rejected all three of Rubin's requests for bail after the government argued that Rubin could use his money and resources to flee.

Jennifer Powers, who was arrested at her home in Dallas, was released on bail last year.

Rubin is now sitting in jail in Brooklyn, the same jail that houses Nicolas Maduro and Luigi Mangione.

If convicted, Rubin could face life in prison.

That's all for today, Thursday, January 29th.

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