Penthouse Pet gets jail time Former Penthouse Pet Simone Farrow is accused of running a drug smuggling ring. THE former Penthouse Pet accused of importing the illegal drug ice from the US in bath salts will stay behind bars indefinitely after she was found to be unfit to stand trial. Simone Farrow will remain in custody where she will receive medical treatment for her addiction to the prescription anti-anxiety drug Xanax. Farrow, 39, was on bail and living in a Surry Hills apartment owned by disability pensioner and author Richie Vereker until March 8 when she was arrested for breaching her bail conditions. On March 20 Judge Stephen Walmsley found that she was not fit to be tried and said she may be fit within a year. The court heard evidence from a psychiatrist that Farrow suffered anxiety and was taking Xanax. She had been due to stand trial in January but on the day the jury was to be selected, her lawyers raised her medical problems as a possible reason to delay the trial. Prosecutors allege that Farrow was the brains behind a massive criminal syndicate which imported the drug into the country using shipping company Fedex. The parcels containing 312.9g of ice were intercepted by police in September and October 2009, and she was arrested on October 9, 2009. Police have three witnesses who will allege that Farrow arranged the packages to be sent to Australia, as well as "coded messages" and bank deposits. Farrow's barrister Tom Hughes said Farrow had seen her doctor in early March and he had declared her unfit to report to police as part of her bail on March 5 and March 6. The doctor said she was "acutely agitated." Mr Hughes applied for his client to be released on bail, but Judge Walmsley refused, saying she had a history of failing to comply with her bail conditions.