Anne Hathaway's Diaries Confiscated by FBI

Actress Anne Hathaway's private diaries have been confiscated by the FBI as part of their ongoing investigation into 12 counts of wire fraud conspiracy and money laundering charged against her ex-boyfriend, Raffaello Follieri, the New York Daily News reported Thursday. Personal photos of the couple along with other documents and items including a Tiffany clock and an antique bible were also taken by the FBI, according to the paper. Hathaway, 25, dumped the 29-year-old Italian businessman days before he was arrested at the end of June. She has not been implicated in any of his alleged crimes. See photos of other celebrity splits. U.S. Attorney's spokeswoman Rebekah Carmichael told Usmagazine.com: "We have no comment." Follieri now faces the possibility of life in prison. According to the United States Attorney's Office, Follieri misappropriated "hundreds of thousands of dollars in investor money to live a luxurious lifestyle, including expensive restaurants and clothes; dog walking services; an opulent apartment in Manhattan that leased for approximately $37,000 per month; medical expenses for his girlfriend at the time and his parents, including a 'house call' by Follieri's physician, which cost $30,000." Prosecutors also charge he claimed the Vatican formally appointed him to manage its financial affairs, and that he met with the Pope in person while in Italy ' but "in reality, [his] connections consisted of an adminstrative employee at the Vatican who was paid by Follieri." He was previously arrested in April for allegedly writing a $215,000 bad check.