Jinger Duggar’s husband Jeremy SLAMS Josh as ‘the DEVIL in suit & tie’ & says he will ‘go to hell’ in shock video rant

JINGER Duggar’s husband Jeremy Vuolo has branded her brother Josh “the devil in suit and tie” in a shocking rant this week.

Josh, 34, was sentenced to 12 years in prison last month on child pornography charges, which the judge called the “sickest of the sick”.

Jeremy shared his views on the disgraced Counting On star on Tuesday, calling Josh an “abusive hypocrite” who will “go to hell”.

“Josh’s life has proven to be one of a hypocrite. One life in public, and one life in private,” he said in a YouTube video called ““.

“Often the devil wears a suit and tie. Jesus had no time, no sympathy for abusive leaders who preyed on the vulnerable.

“If you take advantage of the vulnerable for your gain, you should be terrified.

“Josh can be forgiven, but that in no way erases the demand for his crimes to be punished.”

Jeremy – who has two kids with Josh’s sister Jinger – went on: “True repentance is not asking for lenience, knowing that what he deserves is the eternal punishment of God.

“True repentance is not concerned with reputation, damage control or getting off the hook

“I pray that Josh would experience this, though I fear it has yet to be seen.

“It is sad to see the name of Christianity equated with this situation. This is not Christianity and Josh Duggar is not a representative of Jesus.”

Josh was found guilty in December of possessing and receiving child pornography and faced up to 20 years in prison.  

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His wife Anna supported the father-of-seven throughout his trial.

The Sun can exclusively reveal Anna and Josh’s mom Michelle, 55, were his only immediate family members to write letters to the judge.  

In Anna’s letter, she described her husband of 13 years and father of her seven children as “considerate, respectful, quick to forgive, patient and genuinely the kindest person.” 

Her letter read: “Joshua has worked hard to provide for me and our (now) seven children. 

“But the happiest part of the day by far is when Daddy comes home from work, and his cheerful voice fills the house. ‘Hey, guys! How’s it going? What did you learn about in school today?’ are usually the conversation starters in between greeting each of our children.  

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“Joshua is an engaged dad who gladly throws a football with his sons, listens to our daughters play a new song they have learned on the piano, helps answer homework questions, or lends a hand sweeping up spilled crackers.” 

Anna added: “He is a kind, loving, supportive, and caring father and husband — his primary focus in life. 

“My children and I rely on Joshua for financial, emotional, and physical support. Many others depend on Joshua, too.” 

Anna has been married to Josh since 2008 and has seven children with him. 

If you or someone you know is affected by any of the issues raised in this story, call the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-4673.