Porn Star Blames ’19 Kids And Counting’ Star Josh Duggar's Parents For Their Son’s Monstrous Behavior?
Porn star Danica Dillon, who filed a $500,000 lawsuit against "19 Kids And Counting" star Josh Duggar, blamed his parents, Jim Bob and Michelle, for their son's alleged monstrous behavior.
Dillon reportedly said that Josh's parents should be held accountable for grooming a "sexually deviant monster."
The porn star believes that Josh's abnormal behavior clearly shows how he was raised as a kid, and Michelle and Jim continue to enable him by sending him off to a religious facility instead of therapy.
"Part of the problem is that Josh got away with molesting five girls without ever really getting the help he needed because of his parents' cover-up," said Dillon, as reported by Hollywood life.
"He has obviously gotten so used to people protecting him and lying for him that he feels he should be able to get away with [anything]," she added.
Dillon further claimed that "19 Kids And Counting" star's parents were not able to provide him with proper counseling and treatment. If the duo had dealt with Josh Duggar's problem outright, she wouldn't have ended up being assaulted by him.
"Jim Bob and Michelle [Duggar] created a monster. If Josh had received the help he originally needed then, maybe his attack on me never would have happened," said Dillon, as reported by The Hollywood gossip.
Dillon filed a lawsuit against "19 Kids And Counting" star Josh Duggar on Nov. 17 last year. She claimed to have suffered physical and emotional injuries during the two paid sex sessions with him in March and April 2015.
Eager to extract more than $500,000 from the lawsuit, Dillon also stated that Josh not only abused her physically and mentally, but also financially. She asserted that after the incident she was unable to work, resulting in loss of wages.
Moreover, Dillon wants to get subpoena for records, including psychologists, so that "19 Kids and Counting" star Josh Duggar's history goes public.
"Josh's parents made sure that no one would ever see [the reports of Josh's past behavior from therapists]. People will see the pain these young girls suffered at Josh's hands," said Dillon, according to Inquisitr.
