Josh Duggar’s brother Justin, 19, flashes HUGE GRIN & gives two thumbs up at disgraced brother’s child pornography trial
JUSTIN Duggar looked cheerful and upbeat as he exited his brother Josh's child pornography trial on Thursday with a huge grin on his face and two thumbs up.
The Counting On alum, his wife Claire, and her mother Hilary were all in attendance for day two of the ongoing case.
Justin, 19, was spotted with a beaming smile as he left the courthouse for the day.
The reality star ripped off his face mask to expose a massive grin as he shot cameras a double thumbs up.
The TV personality was followed closely by his wife Claire's mother Hilary Spivey, who also smiled happily as they ended the second day of the trial.
Josh's sister Joy-Anna and her husband Austin Forsyth were also in attendance, as well as Jill Duggar's husband Derick Dillard.
The accused father of seven was joined by his dedicated wife Anna, who recently gave birth to their newborn daughter Madyson.
JOSH'S GRIN
Justin wasn't the only Duggar in a cheerful spirit, as Josh himself was seen smirking upon entering the trial this morning.
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The ex-TLC star was captured SMILING into the camera for his temperature check upon entering the courtroom, according to an on-site reporter for The Sun.
The disgraced father held his tie down as he beamed into the frame, seeming positive despite the horrific claims made against him.
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Josh appeared to be in a good mood as he spoke with his wife Anna, brother-in-law Derek and his younger brother.
Justin's wife Claire was also seen communicating with the father of seven, alongside her mother Hilary.
Joy-Anna Duggar's husband Austin Forsyth was the only one not engaging, as he sat alone in the back not talking to anyone, according to The Sun reporter.
However, Austin did interact with Derek and Justin after the hearing ended.
'NOT DENYING GUILT'
Josh returned for his second day of trial, after making a startling "non-admission" on Wednesday when questioned about alleged child pornography on his work computer in 2019.
During day one at court, audio was played from a 2019 interview between Josh and Homeland Security agents.
At the time, after being presented with evidence, Josh told arresting officers: "I’m not going to say anything that’s going to incriminate me. I’m not denying guilt. I’m not saying if I am guilty or not."
HORRIFIC ALLEGATIONS
During the opening arguments for the trial regarding his April 2021 arrest, the prosecuting attorney alleged that Josh "downloaded" a file of 65 images and two videos of females 7 to 9 years old to his work computer.
Prosecution lawyers then detailed how Detective Amber Kalmer reached out to a Homeland Security agent about materials Josh allegedly downloaded.
According to The Sun reporter, the opening statement declared: “You’re going to see images of children, some as young as seven. These children are being sexually assaulted, violated, and exploited."
The prosecution continued on to say that Josh was downloading child sexual assault materials, both receiving and possessing the material.
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"We ask you to hold him accountable," they requested of the jury.
The TV personality's trial could last until December 3, and if found guilty, he could face up to 20 years in prison.
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