Come see all the outlets that DIDN'T cover the sentencing of the gay

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You may remember this horrific story out of Georgia last year regarding a “suburban LGBTQ pedophile ring”:

There are not really any happy endings to this, only evil and ruined lives. But this week we can at least take solace that some measure of justice has been doled out here:

A Georgia couple was sentenced to 100 years in prison without parole after adopting two boys and sexually abusing them.

William and Zachary Zulock will each spend the rest of their lives behind bars, after pleading guilty to aggravated sodomy, aggravated child molestation, incest, and sexual exploitation of children. Each were sentenced on Dec. 19.

Of course, the likelihood that these two depraved psychopaths will last 100 years in prison seems, well, somewhat remote, given how the prison economy tends to handle these sorts of crimes.

(Am I losing much sleep over that? Well, no.)

We’ll spare you the unspeakable details of their years-long crimes — they’re described in our earlier report. The story that these prominent gay activists ran an indescribable child sex network using their own adopted children, who they also regularly raped, and built a custom house where they could film that rape and send it for other people to watch — is apparently not worth coverage from virtually any major news network besides Fox, People, and the Independent:

Notice anything missing from that list?

Like, I don’t know, The New York Times, The Washington Post, CNN, NBC, CBS, ABC, the Associated Press, the Chicago Tribune, The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, NPR?

Here’s a few more screenshots of Google search:

I mean, this scandal involved “seven terabytes of video, including multiple instances of the defendants abusing the victims, as well as cell phone photos and videos of the abuse.”

Why do you think virtually every major, prominent news agency and outlet in the United States refused to report on this? Why do you think they’re ignoring this completely newsworthy story that any normal news room would have covered days ago?

I guess maybe because these convictions and prison sentences threaten a pretty significant portion of the reigning left-wing narrative about sexuality and LGBT activists and gay families. News agencies are aware of that and they’re staying away from it because they’re cowards.

After all, we wouldn’t want people to think that the gay lifestyle is deviant, would we? That might lead us to ask why these gay men were able to have a “faster than expected” adoption process from a Christian adoption agency.

And if we start asking questions like that, where does it end?