Keeping It In The Family! Incestous Brother And Sister Had Four Children Together… With 40 Other Relatives Sleeping With Themselves 

The sick and twisted brother and sister at the centre of an incestual Australian family-of-40 had four kids together, reports claim.Martha and Charlie Colt were among the eight relatives arrested when they were found living on a filthy plot which “smelt of urine and faeces” in April. Genetic tests found 11 of the 12 kids, who slept in squalid tents without running water or electricity, were born to parents who were related. The children, aged between five and 12, could not speak properly and had deformities associated with inbreeding.Now it has emerged that sick siblings Martha, 38, and Charlie, 45, shared a “marital bed” when they were arrested in New South Wales. Martha, a pseudonym to protect the identity of child victims, and brother Charlie were living in the town of Griffith at the time, a court heard.Martha was charged with perjury while Charlie is accused of more than a dozens offences including six counts of sexual intercourse with a child under 10. Cops said four of Martha’s five kids, aged between 11 and 20, were born as a result of intercourse with a direct parent or more likely her sibling, Charlie.Central Local Court also heard that police are seeking further DNA samples from members of the Colt family before charges laid against them can proceed.NSW Police child protection squad detectives swooped on April 15, arresting eight members of the Colt incest family across three states. Stunned detectives and welfare authorities found 38 members living on the filthy property which had no running water, electricity or proper sanitation.The children did not know how to use toilet paper, a toothbrush or shower, and had bed-wetting and hearing problems. They were years behind at school (if they had attended at all), tortured animals and had sex with their cousins, uncles and aunts. The charges were brought five years after police raided the Colts’ incest bolthole hidden in the hills behind the rural town of Boorowa in 2012.Photo Credit: Getty