‘Survivor’ Contestant Jaime Dugan Speaks Out After ‘Disappearing With Son’
Key Points:
- The FBI is investigating the disappearance of former Survivor contestant Jaime Dugan and her 16-year-old son, Harper Huffman, after Dugan allegedly failed to return Harper to his father following a visitation, leading to a judge ordering her arrest.
- Harper is considered “missing and endangered,” and police across South Carolina have been authorized to take Dugan into custody after she missed court dates and refused to disclose their whereabouts.
- Dugan responded on Instagram, alleging that Harper was abused by his paternal grandmother and physically assaulted by his father, claims that have prompted an active investigation; she also stated she had not been contacted by police or served a court order.
- Erik Huffman, Harper’s father and Dugan’s ex-husband, denies the abuse allegations and has expressed deep concern for his son’s safety, emphasizing his efforts to locate Harper and resolve the situation.
- A judge suspended Dugan’s visitation rights, awarded sole custody to Erik, and deemed the abuse allegations unfounded, while Dugan’s attorney emphasized her presumption of innocence and hopes for a swift resolution in Harper’s best interest.