quote:This is exactly what she said in the robocall she put out:
Disgusting. A 14 year old molests his 4 year old sister and it's not even reported as child abuse?
Good thing Michelle is out there preaching about the real danger, you know, people who want to use the restroom.
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"I doubt that Fayetteville parents would stand for a law that would endanger their daughters or allow them to be traumatized by a man joining them in their private space."
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He's a peder-ass
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He's a peder-ass
What's a peder-ass, Mike?
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Kissing before marriage is a no go, but molesting family is not punished. Makes sense.
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CW speaks for all of us!!-GigemCru
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quote:I never thought I would see the day when people on TexAgs actually defended an admitted child molester.
The only reason the media found someone to leak a sealed police report is to target the Duggers, as they've been doing for years. They hate the fact they are Christians and do not shy away from their discussing their faith.
Now that they've offended the homosexual mafia, it was time to take them out, even if it meant breaking the law and hurting the girls all over again.
If the Duggers were big Obama supporters, advocating for homosexual "marriage," and constantly decrying "Christian bigotry," then this never would have been leaked, and if by some chance it had, they would have been given a pass.
Heck, in a few years with as fast as the slippery slope is going, such behavior probably won't be illegal.
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I promise you he was a victim of a sicko at one point. That's how these things go.
quote:That will probably start if TLC cancels the show.
Really? I'm surprised we got to page 2 before this got posted. Has the Gofundme started yet?
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in a few years with as fast as the slippery slope is going, such behavior probably won't be illegal.
quote:quote:He was 14. Please go ask any 14 year old boy if it is ok to touch a 4 year old's vagina.
He was a child himself.
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Teenagers do jacked up stuff. Even those from decent families. Good parents recognize a problem and address it. My point is that since he did this as an underagef child, and he was reported by his own father, and he got counseling, that he shouldn't be getting dragged through the muck now. Shouldn't his record be sealed? Just like other teens who got into trouble?
It sounds like this was handled properly by the family. If the police didn't do the right thing, that kind of on them.
quote:According to the article in the OP, neither of these things is true.
Dad reported him to police.He also went to counseling.
quote:This conspiracy is so big it goes all the way to Oprah.
When the family was scheduled to appear on Oprah Winfrey's talk show in 2006, an email was sent to the show warning them about the alleged molestation. The email was written by a 61-year-old female who is not identified.
Harpo Studios faxed the letter to the Department of Human Services hotline. The report was then opened for investigation, leading to the investigation by Springdale police.
When police asked Jim Bob to bring Josh in for an interview in 2006, he attempted to hire a lawyer and refused to produce his son for questioning. At least two lawyers refused to take his case. "Det. Hignite received a voice mail from Mr. Duggar stating that [redacted] had hired an attorney and would not be coming in for an interview."
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Jim Bob then "met with the elders of his church and told them what was going on." No one alerted the police or any other law enforcement agency. Instead they decided to send Josh to a "program [that] consisted of hard physical work and counseling. James said that [redacted, Josh] was in the program from March 17, 2003 until July 17, 2003."
He said the program was a "Christian program." Michelle Duggar later admitted to police that Josh did not receive counseling and instead had been sent during that time to a family friend who was in the home remodeling business.
Asked about the training center that Jim Bob said Josh was sent to, Michelle told police, according to the report, "it was not really a training center. Det. [Darrell] Hignite asked if the guy [redacted, Josh] talked to was a certified counselor. She said no. She said it was a guy they know in Little Rock that is remodeling a building. Det. Hignite asked if the guy was more of a mentor. She said "kind of."
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underrated child,
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Teenagers do jacked up stuff. Even those from decent families. Good parents recognize a problem and address it. My point is that since he did this as an underagef child, and he was reported by his own father, and he got counseling, that he shouldn't be getting dragged through the muck now. Shouldn't his record be sealed? Just like other teens who got into trouble?
It sounds like this was handled properly by the family. If the police didn't do the right thing, that kind of on them.
