Josh Duggar Receives Surprise Visit from Parents Jim Bob and Michelle at Prison Facility
In a surprising turn of events, Josh Duggar, who was previously snubbed by his family during a challenging time, recently received a visit from his parents, Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar, at FCI Seagoville, where he has been serving his sentence since May 2022 for child pornography charges. The Sun reports that the Duggar parents spent about five hours with their son during this visit.
An unnamed source shared details of the visit with The Sun, mentioning that Josh likes to sit in the corners, making it difficult to overhear their conversation. However, the witness noted that there were lots of smiles during the visit, and Jim Bob and Michelle were still present when they left the facility. The Duggars were dressed in normal clothes, resembling church attire. This visit marks the first known visit by Josh’s relatives in at least a month.
Despite being married to Anna Duggar, Josh’s wife has not been seen at the prison facility for quite some time, likely due to her focus on raising their seven children. The witness described Michelle as looking skinnier than they remembered, and the couple appeared relaxed while chatting and sharing snacks during the visit.
Josh had previously received a visit from his brother Joseph and brother-in-law David Waller, who seemed happy and relaxed during their time together. However, Josh’s past actions cannot be ignored, as he was found guilty in December 2021 of possessing child sexual abuse materials. A jury determined that he had downloaded illicit photos and videos of children under 12 years of age from his workplace computer.
Following his conviction, Josh was sentenced to 12.5 years in prison, where he has been serving his time at FCI Seagoville. Recently, a fellow inmate in Josh’s unit was caught with contraband in February, prompting concerns about potential penalties for all inmates in the unit. The discovery of contraband, including alcohol, could result in the loss of privileges such as phone and email access for the entire unit.
While it is unclear whether Josh faced any penalties as a result of the contraband incident, it is evident that his time in prison continues to be challenging. Despite his family’s visit and any possible consequences he may face, the public sentiment towards Josh remains unchanged, with little sympathy for his situation.
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