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9 Feb, 2019 07:12 AM3 minutes to read
Hayden Elstob convinced people to film themselves sexually assaulting their children or relatives. Photo / Supplied
Hayden Elstob convinced people to film themselves sexually assaulting their children or relatives. Photo / Supplied
A young accounting executive who 'loved incest' and lured people to film themselves sexually assaulting their own children has been jailed.
An accounting firm executive who claimed "I love incest" and lured others into filming themselves sexually assaulting their underage children or relatives has been jailed.
By day Hayden Elstob, 25, worked as a divisional administration co-ordinator for a Melbourne-based international accounting firm.
He has now been exposed as a "depraved" paedophile who convinced children and adults to practise and film incestuous paedophilia on their family members.
In his spare time, Elstob posed as "Jessica", a young woman who posted explicit photographs of her young sister "Ariel" being sexually assaulted.
On social media, "Jessica" encouraged others to film themselves sexually assaulting their own children or family members and to send her the images.
Elstob fooled people into doing this in Australia, New Zealand and the US.
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He told one American boy, "I love incest so much. You and your sister are playing for me.
"I love it and I love you. I'm going to ask my mum if we can move to where you are."
The boy was later prosecuted for abusing his younger sister.
"Do I get to see pictures of your kids tonight?" Elstob asked one New Zealand man who obeyed Elstob's detailed instructions to violate his own children in front of a webcam.
Elstob and the man discussed the father drugging his children.
He also convinced an 18-year-old Australian man to abuse his two-year-old niece.
Police found 4635 files of pornography on 10 of Elstob's devices.
A massive 600 of the images or footage were in the worst two categories for child abuse material.
Australian Federal Police and Victorian police discovered Elstob while investigating other child-exploitation cases.
After his arrest, Elstob told police he was relieved to have been caught, saying the images of the two-year-old girl repulsed him, but admitting he also enjoyed seeing them.
The Melbourne County Court heard that when Elstob was informed that one victim he was in contact with was a 10-year-old boy, he replied that he didn't care.
Elstob posed as "Jessica" or other women to manipulate others for four years, between March 2014 and March last year.
From his multiple electronic devices in the southeastern Melbourne suburb of Somerville, he convinced targets to perform sex acts on 11 child victims.
Prosecutors told Melbourne County Court that under Elstob's coercion, another 34 people, mostly children, sent him pornographic images.
Elstob pleaded guilty to 30 charges including encouraging sexual penetration of a child under 12, procuring a person under 16 to engage in sexual activity outside Australia, and child pornography.
Judge Gavan Meredith said Elstob had built an online world for himself, impersonating females online to manipulate people.
The court heard Elstob was a lonely, isolated man who was bullied and after revealing he was gay he left school in Year 11.
A psychologist diagnosed Elstob with pedophilic disorder and depression.
Judge Meredith said Elstob's mother remained supportive and the offender was keen to undergo rehabilitation.
But Elstob's child exploitation has caused enormous damage, and potential prosecution of the adults Elstob convinced to sexually assault children.
"Your offending is serious, calculated, deceptive and manipulative," Judge Meredith said.
"Aspects of the conduct which you encouraged were particularly grave, corrupting, and depraved."
He jailed Elstob for a maximum 12 years, which taking into account time in custody would mean Elstob must serve a further nine years until he is eligible for parole.
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Meet The Man Who's Married And In Love With His Biological Sister
Meet The Man Who's Married And In Love With His Biological Sister
Love is such a rare and elusive thing that one wonders if it's ever truly wrong. Well, there is a kind of love that's not only wrong but illegal: incest.
There are varying degrees of unacceptability with incest. Obviously, if it involves a child, it's abuse, but if the incestuous relationship is between two first cousins or consenting adults, is it really so bad?
In an article, writer Jennifer Tillman spoke to a man named Tom via Skype. Tom (whose name had been changed) has been in a committed relationship with his sister for over 20 years and they have a child together.
During the interview, Tom wears a hat and dark sunglasses to protect his identity.
He said, "I'm scared of people finding me disgusting. There's nothing that I haven't heard before. People have called me a desecrator, sister-f*cker, or simply retarded. And all that's come out of the mouths of people who were at one time, my friends."
Tom and his sister Lena grew up in large house — the kind of fairytale looking house one would expect to find in a small Austrian village.
By all accounts, their family was fairly normal ... or, at least, looked that way.
Tom and Lena's parents were concerned with the way things appeared and discouraged their children of exhibiting any public displays of emotions.
The people of Austria are generally very formal, conservative, disciplined, and keep their lives very compartmentalized. 
As he was growing up, Tom began to see that he was different from his parents, neighbors, and friends, and that Lena was, too.
"I started getting real feelings for her when we both entered puberty," said Tom.
"She was blossoming. Sometimes I would watch her getting dressed in her room and always felt ashamed of myself afterwards."
Lena would admit later that she would leave her bedroom door open on purpose so that he could observe her. 
Tom tried to convince himself that what he felt was just natural curiosity about the feminine form, but his feelings and attraction for his sister grew.
Every time Lena got a boyfriend, Tom hated them.
After being together for three years, Lena's boyfriend cheated on her. Devastated, Lena went to Tom's room for comfort. After a few glasses of wine, Lena kissed him. Horrified, Tom rejected her screaming, "What the hell are we doing?" 
After thinking about their situation non-stop, Tom finally came to the conclusion that what he and his sister felt for each other was a deeper love than what a sibling usually feels for another.
Eventually, the two started sleeping together, which wasn't just consummating their love but was breaking the law. 
Incest is illegal in many places, but not everywhere. Incest is legal in New Jersey. 
In Austria, it's a crime; incest between parents and children is punishable by up to a year in prison, and incest between siblings can result in six months behind bars.
Patrick Stübing (who had four children with his sister) challenged Germany's incest laws in court in 2008, but the German judicial system decided that the law should stand. 
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The court said that maintaining a diverse gene pool was in the best interest of public health, laws against incest can protect vulnerable people from trauma that can arise even from consensual acts, and that decriminalizing the incest law could send the wrong message to the public.
Tom and Lena now live in Germany with their daughter.
They live a quiet life, as they don't want to draw any attention to themselves.
On their daughter's birth certificate, the father is listed as unknown.
"We didn't want to risk anything," Tom said. "There's no way I'll let them put me in prison and take me away from my family."
One of the problems with relatives having sex with each other is there's a high chance the offspring will be born with a birth defect.
Tom and Lena are lucky, since their daughter appears to be very healthy. But would all incestuous couples be so lucky?
Christine Schoenwald is a love and entertainment writer. 
Editor's Note: This article was originally posted on December 14, 2015 and was updated with the latest information.
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