Joseph Duggar Arrested

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The charge of second degree false imprisonement can include locking a child in a room when they want to be let out.

It can be anything to denies them freedom of movement in situations where they legally and safely can have freedom of movement.

So if one of their punishments was to lock the children in their rooms - that would explain it.

I am curious if they refused to let the 14yo go home after she admitted he had touched her at 9. If this discussion of what happened was at their home.

There are theories it is one of Kendra’s siblings.

No, the police have said these charges have nothing to do with the other molestation related charges and happened in a different state. These are separate charges that occurred in Arkansas and involved 4 minor children and both parents. These seem to have come to light during the investigation. Someone may have talked to their own kids to see if they were ever abused and in the course of those conversations it was disclosed they had been locked in their rooms - just speculation.

The Duggars use "blanket training" where they use corporal punishment on infants, so I can imagine they also engage in other forms of abuse and neglect.

I’m not even sure I want to know the answer to this… but what is “blanket training”?

The parents put a baby on a blanket and then place a toy off of the blanket. When the baby tries to crawl off to get the toy the parent slaps or spanks the baby. So the baby learns by utter fear and terror to be obedient.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Two pedos and counting...

19 charges and counting

[Anonymous]

It is really sad the parents farmed off children to the siblings to raise. They had a system where an older child was a "buddy" to a younger sibling.

Josh who is the older brother now in prison was assigned at age 8 to be the "buddy" to Joseph. He remained his "buddy" up until Josh admitted to sexually abusing several of his sisters and a family friend when he was 14-15 and Joseph was 7-8. That is when the boys were no longer buddies to younger siblings. Not even the younger boys.

Josh wasn't just looking after Joseph, he was also in charge of discipline. So Joseph had to be obedient to Josh.

There has to be a high probability Joseph was abused. And that more inappropriate behavior occurs in that household.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The charge of second degree false imprisonement can include locking a child in a room when they want to be let out.

It can be anything to denies them freedom of movement in situations where they legally and safely can have freedom of movement.

So if one of their punishments was to lock the children in their rooms - that would explain it.

My guess is they have locks on the outside of their kids rooms so they can lock them in at night. That would add up to child endangerment and false imprisonment.

It’s a more extreme version of what Jim Bob and Michelle did. In their house, the boys and girls rooms were in separate wings and you had to pass through the parent’s bedroom to access the girl’s room.

I think these people are all bad news, but having to pass through the parents to get to the girls was probably to protect the girls after their older brother was known to have abused multiple of them and they had to continue living in the same house with him. I don't think that's in the same category as literally locking kids in their rooms.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Two pedos and counting...

19 charges and counting

A+. No notes!

TYSM

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The charge of second degree false imprisonement can include locking a child in a room when they want to be let out.

It can be anything to denies them freedom of movement in situations where they legally and safely can have freedom of movement.

So if one of their punishments was to lock the children in their rooms - that would explain it.

My guess is they have locks on the outside of their kids rooms so they can lock them in at night. That would add up to child endangerment and false imprisonment.

It’s a more extreme version of what Jim Bob and Michelle did. In their house, the boys and girls rooms were in separate wings and you had to pass through the parent’s bedroom to access the girl’s room.

I think these people are all bad news, but having to pass through the parents to get to the girls was probably to protect the girls after their older brother was known to have abused multiple of them and they had to continue living in the same house with him. I don't think that's in the same category as literally locking kids in their rooms.

These kids were raised to view girls as victims/temptresses who probably really want it, and boys as predators who can't be trusted to control themselves around their own sisters. The boys' unnatural separation from normal relationships with sisters or girl peers probably created some kind of weird temptation/mystique around the opposite sex, who in their minds exist only for sin or for motherhood. If you look at the teachings of their cult about this stuff, it tracks. It's a perfect storm for abuse.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The charge of second degree false imprisonement can include locking a child in a room when they want to be let out.

It can be anything to denies them freedom of movement in situations where they legally and safely can have freedom of movement.

So if one of their punishments was to lock the children in their rooms - that would explain it.

My guess is they have locks on the outside of their kids rooms so they can lock them in at night. That would add up to child endangerment and false imprisonment.

It’s a more extreme version of what Jim Bob and Michelle did. In their house, the boys and girls rooms were in separate wings and you had to pass through the parent’s bedroom to access the girl’s room.

...or perhaps the mom was locking the dad out of the kids' rooms.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The charge of second degree false imprisonement can include locking a child in a room when they want to be let out.

It can be anything to denies them freedom of movement in situations where they legally and safely can have freedom of movement.

So if one of their punishments was to lock the children in their rooms - that would explain it.

My guess is they have locks on the outside of their kids rooms so they can lock them in at night. That would add up to child endangerment and false imprisonment.

It’s a more extreme version of what Jim Bob and Michelle did. In their house, the boys and girls rooms were in separate wings and you had to pass through the parent’s bedroom to access the girl’s room.

...or perhaps the mom was locking the dad out of the kids' rooms.

Separate wings does not equal locked doors.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Eww this is just gross 🤮!!

He looks just like his older brother too!

Funny how this family was so religious yet look at the way two of the sons came out ->> both sick criminals!!

Goes to show that hiding behind religion/Christianity/the Bible, etc. makes no difference in the type of person you are.

Remove the “holier than thou” labels and we are all in the same boat here.

They aren't sexual deviants in spite of their religion. They're deviants *because* of their religion. The combination of patriarchy and sexual repressiveness is practically engineered to churn out deviant behavior.

Agree that it’s because of their religion, though overwhelming evidence shows that most people who are pedophiles were themselves sexually abused as children - not an excuse at all - there’s no excuse for this behavior, but it does seem to be a perpetual cycle.

I also think it’s a cycle because a lot of people with those tendencies are drawn to these kinds of cultish religions. Men get absolute power, women have no say, and they can be very strict with their children. Homeschooling can cover a lot of abuse, and nobody comes forward because there’s a lot of blaming and shame and it’s God’s Will type of thing so you have a perpetual cycle.

[Anonymous]

I think its more the atmosphere and exposure that it's acceptable that breeds this behavior. People who are abused at random and realize it's unacceptable dont repeat.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The charge of second degree false imprisonement can include locking a child in a room when they want to be let out.

It can be anything to denies them freedom of movement in situations where they legally and safely can have freedom of movement.

So if one of their punishments was to lock the children in their rooms - that would explain it.

My guess is they have locks on the outside of their kids rooms so they can lock them in at night. That would add up to child endangerment and false imprisonment.

It’s a more extreme version of what Jim Bob and Michelle did. In their house, the boys and girls rooms were in separate wings and you had to pass through the parent’s bedroom to access the girl’s room.

...or perhaps the mom was locking the dad out of the kids' rooms.

Separate wings does not equal locked doors.

Okay. And yet there is a false imprisonment charge.

[Anonymous]

I read speculation on Reddit that the charges against Kendra were likely that she refused to allow police/CPS to access the kids for interviews after the charges announced by locking them in their rooms.

[Anonymous]

From Us Weekly:

According to the insider, Kendra was arrested solely based on the results of the home investigation.

“Apparently, they had two rooms where the lock of the doorknob was on the outside instead of inside,” the source explains to Us. “They arrested her and took her kids for that, saying it’s evidence that she wrongly detains her kids.”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The charge of second degree false imprisonement can include locking a child in a room when they want to be let out.

It can be anything to denies them freedom of movement in situations where they legally and safely can have freedom of movement.

So if one of their punishments was to lock the children in their rooms - that would explain it.

My guess is they have locks on the outside of their kids rooms so they can lock them in at night. That would add up to child endangerment and false imprisonment.

It’s a more extreme version of what Jim Bob and Michelle did. In their house, the boys and girls rooms were in separate wings and you had to pass through the parent’s bedroom to access the girl’s room.

I think these people are all bad news, but having to pass through the parents to get to the girls was probably to protect the girls after their older brother was known to have abused multiple of them and they had to continue living in the same house with him. I don't think that's in the same category as literally locking kids in their rooms.

I think hiding the fact that your son was abusing his sisters and forcing them to live in the same house as him, while continuing to teach them that sexual abuse is the fault of the child, is in the same category as locking your children up to avoid an investigation into CSA.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The charge of second degree false imprisonement can include locking a child in a room when they want to be let out.

It can be anything to denies them freedom of movement in situations where they legally and safely can have freedom of movement.

So if one of their punishments was to lock the children in their rooms - that would explain it.

I am curious if they refused to let the 14yo go home after she admitted he had touched her at 9. If this discussion of what happened was at their home.

There are theories it is one of Kendra’s siblings.

No, the police have said these charges have nothing to do with the other molestation related charges and happened in a different state. These are separate charges that occurred in Arkansas and involved 4 minor children and both parents. These seem to have come to light during the investigation. Someone may have talked to their own kids to see if they were ever abused and in the course of those conversations it was disclosed they had been locked in their rooms - just speculation.

The Duggars use "blanket training" where they use corporal punishment on infants, so I can imagine they also engage in other forms of abuse and neglect.

I’m not even sure I want to know the answer to this… but what is “blanket training”?

The parents put a baby on a blanket and then place a toy off of the blanket. When the baby tries to crawl off to get the toy the parent slaps or spanks the baby. So the baby learns by utter fear and terror to be obedient.

I shouldn’t have asked. Awful.