Tonight Jessa Seewald and Jill Dillard, two of Josh Duggar's sisters who he has admitted to touching inappropriately while they slept, tell Megyn Kelly of Fox News that after the incidents their parents began a policy of locking bedroom doors out of fear the "touching" would occur again.
Also, the kids were told they could not be left alone with one another.
All in all, though, the sisters defend their brother. According to a transcript of tonight's interview, Seewald downplays the entire issue, saying, “I’m like, that is so overboard and a lie really. People get mad at me for saying that, but I can say this because I was one of the victims.”
The second part of Megyn Kelly's interviews with the Duggars airs tonight at 9pm.
Meanwhile, In Touch Weekly has addressed many of the twists, turns and contortions Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar made in their "interview" with Megyn Kelly. Including the fact that the police report that began this whole debacle was NOT illegally released.
It turns out it wasn't filed until after Josh Duggar was over 18, meaning it did not have to be sealed. The names of the victims were redacted as they were underage, but the file was not sealed. The report was obtained via a legal request through the Freedom of Information Act.
It all just keeps getting more and more sordid.
More at Buzzfeed.
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