While Josh Duggar awaited sentencing following his December 2021 guilty verdict on child pornography charges, he was temporarily placed in Washington County Jail in Arkansas. In May 2022, he was sentenced to 151 months behind bars and in June, he was moved to FCI Seagoville outside of Dallas, Texas. Judge Timothy Brooks said it was the right fit because it offered a “good sex offender program,” per InTouch.
Once there, Duggar joined 1,736 inmates and was assigned to an available bed in either a dormitory or a smaller room that contained storage, beds, a folding chair, and a laundry bag, per InTouch. As the outlet learned, he would have been given sheets, a blanket, pillow, and towels, as well as five shirts and pants, five sets of underwear and socks, one pair of shoes, and a belt. All of which he would have needed to tag with his name and inmate number.
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InTouch also discovered that Duggar would have to follow a series of strict rules. For one, beds have to be made “in a tight military style,” windows and furniture must be cleaned daily, and all inmates need to wear clean, wrinkle-free clothes. They’re reportedly given three meals a day, plus a coffee break, with breakfast served at 6:30 am and dinner at 4:00 pm. As for lights out, the daily curfew is 11 pm, except on Fridays and Saturdays when inmates can stay up until 1:30 am.
