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Georgia couple sentenced to 100 years in prison for sexual assault of their adopted sons

Vanassa McKenzie

Vanassa McKenzie / Our Today

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The convicted paedophiles and their adopted sons. (Photo: Instagram/ @zackjzulock)

A gay Georgia couple will serve 100 years in jail without parole for sexual assault on their two adopted sons.

William Zulock, a 33-year-old government employee, and Zachary Zulock, a 35-year-old banker, were sentenced last week after molesting their kids, using them to record child pornography, and exposing them to a local paedophile network.

The boys who are said to be ages 10 and 12 were reportedly adopted by the couple from a Christian special needs agency.

The couple were arrested in 2022 after an alleged member of the paedophile network was caught downloading child porn and told detectives about the Zulocks making porn with young boys living in their home.

They were charged with incest, aggravated sodomy, aggravated child molestation, felony sexual exploitation of children, and felony prostitution of a juvenile.

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