Corporate Media Shamefully Silent Over Atlanta Child Abuse And ‘Pedophile Ring’ Case

What if you found out that a married couple were accused of repeatedly raping their children and giving them to other pedophiles in the area? These two individuals managed to buy a sprawling suburban mansion despite having only a modest clerical job. All this makes for an interesting and important story.

There’s one other significant part of the story, though: These alleged predators are two gay men and self-described LGBT “activists” With a large social media presence. This recent, real-life incident was met with silence by the media.

The story has not been covered by CNN, The Washington Post and The New York Times as of writing. This is a sad tale from 21st century America. The nature of these crimes eliminates the shock factor in a society with depravity expected. It illustrates the identity immunity which seems to protect certain groups against media scrutiny. This immunity can ruin lives, even if it is not checked.

For two elementary school-aged brothers, already undergoing a disadvantaged start to life after being left in foster care by heroin-addicted parents, the nightmare began in earnest in Nov. 2018, when William Dale Zulock Jr. and Zachary Jacoby Zulock — the latter of whom had previous child-rape charges mysteriously dropped — adopted them in the Atlanta area. As noted by court records, horrific sexual abuse began as far back as just one year later and continued until the adoptive parents’ July 2022 arrest.

The Zulock men anally and orally raped boys during that time, and often filmed the horrific acts. They then distributed them to other pedophiles around Atlanta, who they allegedly met through the gay hookup app Grindr. Some of the contacts were also invited by the adoptive parents to rape their sons. One Snapchat message sent by Zachary Zulock to a predator read: “I’m going to f*** my son tonight. Stand by.” (See Townhall’s recent four-part investigative series For a complete account of all allegations and legal proceedings, click here

The men lived a lavish lifestyle, which was evident on the surface. “modern family.” Their Instagram followers, numbering in the thousands, viewed curated photography that showed everything was normal and even admirable. Out, a gay advocacy magazine, featured the Zulocks. “No H8” campaign.

The center of this modern family was a Loganville mansion. The bank teller and civil servant who built the home are not sure how they did it. Other houses in the area have market values around $900,000. It has several ominous features, including a windowless room and one hidden behind a moving bookcase. “Our business is our business. What happens in our home stays in our home,” According to reports, the Zulocks told their abused boys.

The Zulock men displayed an inexplicable lack of appreciation for their circumstances while they were held. They complained about the police raid that led to their arrest, the seizing of their home and their personal finances.