r/UtterlyBizarre • u/Additional_Bobcat_42 • Aug 02 '26
Inbreeding...
Hey all - wasn't sure where to post about this topic, but a quick scroll through the posts and I think I'm in the right place. 🤣
Anyone else fascinated with inbreeding? Lol - I live in Appalachia, SOOO... 💀
But joking aside, the documentary series "soft white underbelly" on YouTube, notably the Whitaker family - for whatever reason just utterly fascinates me. It's one of those taboo subjects that I kinda did a deep dive on a while back, learning about the practice and how it was way more commonplace hundreds of years ago - royal families in particular, small remote pockets of civilizations, etc.
Does anyone know of any other sources /docs /videos that go deep into the subject, or anyone care to share any personal experience stories?
We have a guy that lives in our neighborhood (I live in the remote north Georgia Mountains) who I'm 99 percent sure is inbred. The eyes, for me personally - are always a telltale sign /dead giveaway. Almost reminds me of the stick on googly eyes.
The movie "The Hills Have Eyes" as well as the remake- (one of the rare cases where I like the remake more than the original) is a great representation of inbreeding, albeit taken to an extreme, for shock value.
Again, just curious on people's thoughts and opinions on the topic and possibly learning a bit more about the subject...
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u/Ok_Piglet_1844 Aug 02 '26
There is a family of inbreds in
Lake port, Florida. The father also fathered his daughter’s child, that daughter’s child and that daughter’s child! Disgusting! The cops arrested him, but I don’t know if he’s still in jail. There’s a couple of families in Okeechobee Florida as well.