Josh Duggar may have released a statement about the sexual abuse claims unearthed in a police report from 2002 in a Facebook message, but the 19 Kids And Counting star didn't seem to have much to say when asked about it in person. Paparazzi caught
(Credit: TLC). The popular reality TV show “19 Kids and Counting” was yanked off the air Friday following revelations that one of the show's stars had molested several girls, including his own sisters, when he was a teenager.
Josh Duggar may have released a statement about the sexual abuse claims unearthed in a police report from 2002 in a Facebook message, but the 19 Kids And Counting star didn't seem to have much to say when asked about it in person. Paparazzi caught
Josh Duggar , one of the members of the family that stars in TLC's " 19 Kids and Counting ", was the subject of a police investigation for allegedly sexually molesting 5 girls, some of whom are his sisters. The story was broken by In Touch Weekly, but
On Thursday, In Touch reported that 19 Kids' eldest son, Josh Duggar, had molested five girls, starting in 2002. According to In Touch, the girls may have included some of his sisters. "Twelve years ago, as a young teenager, I acted inexcusably