Josh Duggar who makes Duggar News headlines has been a significant part of 19 Kids And Counting. But TLC cancelled the show because of allegations against him of molestation. Then in 2022, things got worse. That’s because the court found Josh Duggar was guilty of crimes like possessing and receiving CSAM. So, he has been serving a prison sentence, which is 12 years long. A lot of changes have taken place in his life since then.
For instance, Josh is serving time in FCI Seagoville. Something or the other keeps happening in the prison. Lately, the latest details suggest that all the inmates have been dealing with some testing times. That’s because the officials have established strict norms. All of that has happened over a prank. So, what was the prank? What are the new norms? Was Josh part of it?
Duggar News: Josh Duggar Serving An Extended Prison Sentence!
The latest Duggar News update from 2024 reveals that authorities from FCI Seagoville, Texas, extended Josh Duggar’s prison sentence by nearly two months after they caught him with a contraband cellphone. Prison officials placed Duggar in solitary confinement after the violation. They have announced his new release date to be October 2, 2032. Earlier, it was August 12, 2032.
The incident led the officials from FCI Seagoville to move him to the Special Housing Unit (SHU). Due to being there, inmates face strict limits on communication and visitation. After all, Josh was carrying the banned device. Hence, a major prison rule was broken, which directly resulted in sentence extension with severe consequences.
Duggar News: Josh Duggar Facing Issues Due To Limited Commissary Funds Over A Prank?!
Josh Duggar is serving more than 12 years at FCI Seagoville. Suddenly, he experienced a reduction in his commissary funds. A prank involving a chemical spill on a staff member triggered the change. According to Duggar News, prison officials imposed a $25 spending limit on all inmates. Then, as per the reports, an internal investigation is going on because of this incident.
Although they have identified the person responsible by now, the staff has still extended the restriction to all inmates. Officials said they wanted the punishment to affect everyone fairly. Inmates at FCI Seagoville often rely on the commissary for extra food and hygiene products. But the reports claim the facility serves small portions, pushing inmates to buy more.
They purchase snacks, coffee, meat, and toiletries with their funds. Sources close to the prison have defended its food quality. They denied major sanitation issues. But MDC Brooklyn had reported of them. Officials claimed Seagoville serves some of the best food in the federal prison system. There have also been updates about their delicious menus during the festive period.
Do you think Josh Duggar was behind contributing to this prank? Or is he just suffering like the rest of his inmates? Do you think the prison will eventually set the fund limit back to $360? Tell us in the comments. Keep an eye on TV Season & Spoilers for more Duggar News.