Inside Australia's 'most inbred family' farm, home to 40 people, as eight members are arrested

The "Colt" family - pseudonyms given by the courts, including surname - allegedly engaged in four generations of incest starting with Tim and June, and expanded to approximately 40 family members

One of the incestuous members of the Colt family is arrested by the police (

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Eight members of an infamous 'incest farm' on a remote New South Wales estate have been arrested in three states for their heinous crimes.

The family is believed to be from New Zealand with brother and sister couple Tim and June Colt who married in the mid-1960s.

More than four generations later, approximately 38 members of the Colt family - court-given aliases, including their surnames - have been found by police living in tents and shacks on a southern farm from New South Wales, Australia in 2012.

Family matriarch Betty Colt - believed to be Tim and June's daughter - is said to have fathered 12 children with her brother Charlie. The clan spread to various states in remote locations after the 2012 police raid.

Tim Colt married his sister June in the 1960s to start the horrific family tree (

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