Josh Duggar

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If you haven't heard, InTouch Magazine got a hold of a police report on Josh Duggar molesting his younger sisters and another little girl when he was around 14 or 15 years old. Despite my dislike of the CollegePlus and Duggar partnership, I would watch marathons of 19 Kids and Counting all the time. I won't be watching it anymore, but that currently isn't a possibility because TLC has pulled it off the air. I don't know if this is only temporary.

Apparently, the parents first had a family friend, a state trooper, come by and talk to Josh warning him what could happen if the behavior continued. He wasn't arrested. If the sources are right, this trooper was later convicted of having child pornography. The parents originally said they sent him away to Christian counseling, but the mother later admitted that he was sent to help a family friend with remodeling. If all of this is true, I find it disturbing that they let him back in the house without any kind of therapy or legal repercussions. The police report came from when a family friend was loaned a book by one of the Duggars and discovered a letter in it detailing what happened. That friend contacted Child Protective Services.

I wonder if CollegePlus is going to end its partnership with the Duggars.
The Web Has Known About Josh Duggar for Years. When Did TLC Find Out?
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Like attracts like. Sounds like Josh learned something from that trooper who was convicted of child porn. Sick people.