In a shocking case from Georgia, William and Zachary Zulock have been sentenced to 100 years in prison for the sexual abuse of their adopted sons.
The couple, both in their mid-thirties, were convicted of horrific acts against two brothers they adopted from a Christian special-needs organization.
Outwardly, they lived in an affluent suburb of Atlanta, showcasing a facade of a loving family, with Zachary employed in banking and William in government service.
Behind this veneer, however, they were committing unspeakable acts against the children, now aged 12 and 10, since they were just toddlers.
They not only abused the boys but also recorded their actions to create pedophilic material, an act that began when the children were as young as three and five.
Evidence of their depravity was uncovered when Zachary bragged about the abuse to a friend, sending explicit messages via Snapchat about his intentions.
This wasn’t an isolated incident; they also used social media to connect with a network of predators, further exploiting their adopted sons.
The case came to light after authorities raided their upscale home, where two weeks of surveillance footage confirmed the abuse in various parts of the residence.
The sentencing by the Walton County District Attorney’s Office reflects the severity of their crimes, ensuring they will spend the rest of their lives behind bars without parole.
This case has brought to light the dark underbelly of what seemed like a model family, revealing the tragic reality for the two young victims.
The community is left grappling with the betrayal of trust and the haunting reminder of the dangers lurking behind closed doors.