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oPeNLyBooST
50 mins. ago
A former Survivor contestant is being investigated by the FBI after allegedly disappearing with her teenage son, according to a report.
Jaime Dugan is accused of failing to return her 16 year-old son to her ex-husband Erik Huffman in August, and an Instagram account has been set up appealing for the boy's whereabouts.
The Daily Mail claims the FBI is now involved in the case, while Dugan has insisted she is not on the run.
Speaking to Entertainment Weekly, an FBI spokesperson would not comment on whether an investigation was taking place. However they did urge the public to call 911 if they saw Dugan.
The FBI are reportedly searching for Survivor: China contestant Jaime Dugan (pictured) after she failed to deliver her son to his father (CBS)

#dugan #erik #mail
u9X7ejL
12 hours ago
Survivor: China alum Jaime Dugan reportedly failed to return her 16-year-old son, Harper, to his father, Erik Huffman, after a weekend visit in August
The FBI reportedly has opened an investigation into Dugan and her son has been declared a missing person
Dugan's ex-husband Erik has primary custody of Harper
An investigation is ongoing into Survivor: China alum Jaime Dugan.
Dugan, 41, reportedly failed to return her 16-year-old son, Harper, to his father, Erik Huffman, after a weekend visit in August, and the FBI has opened an investigation, per the Daily Mail. Erik — who Dugan met on Survivor: China in 2007, married in 2009 and split from in 2024 — has primary custody of Harper, the outlet reported.

#harper #survivor #reportedly #investigation
SHiNy
2 months ago
The Owensboro Catholic Aces bounced back from a setback earlier in the week to capture a 53-31 win over Dugan Best in the 7th-8th grade division of the 53rd Annual Dust Bowl Basketball Tournament on a picturesque Thursday evening at Kendall-Perkins Park.
After suffering a loss Monday night, the Aces quickly regrouped to get back on the right track.
“It’s been interesting, because we lost to a very good team,” said Aces coach Drew Cooper, also the Kentucky Wesleyan College men’s basketball head coach. “I thought it was rising seventh- and eighth-graders, but it’s actually rising eighth- and ninth-graders. So we were able to add some age and some size with some 2030 guys.
“We’ve had a good night these last three nights. We’ll play a very good team tomorrow, and we’ll see if we can get to the championship game.”
Owen Cooper powered the Aces with a game-high 17 points, Kellan Atwell added 12 points, and Cal Murphy chipped in 11 points.

#cooper #back
shinyjlk
4 months ago
Four Tennessee baseball players and 11 more signees were invited to the 2026 MLB Draft Combine, which will take place June 23-26 at Chase Field in Phoenix.
Players from this year's team invited were pitchers Tegan Kuhns and Bo Rhudy as well as third baseman Henry Ford and outfielder/catcher Garrett Wright, which were included on a list of 194 draft-eligible college players.
The 11 members of Tennessee’s 2026 recruiting class invited were pitcher/outfielder Jared Grindlinger, outfielder Trevor Condon, pitcher/shortstop Cole Koeninger, catcher Sean Dunlap, pitcher Kaiden McCarthy, pitcher Gary Morse, shortstop Jack Dugan, pitcher Gannon Grant, outfielder AJ Curry, pitcher Tyler Putnam and pitcher Shawn Sullivan.
There will be 334 players at the combine, which will also feature 140 high school prospects.
Kuhns is Tennessee’s highest ranked draft prospect as a potential first-round pick, ranked by MLB Pipeline as the No. 24 prospect in this year’s class. As a sophomore this season, he went 5-5 with a 3.56 ERA with 106 strikeouts and 16 walks in 81 innings.

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