Therese Ann Cook, Paul Christopher Cook, Yyani Cook-Williams and Clarissa Meredith are among seven people accused of abusing three young boys west of Sydney.
A 58-year-old woman had sex with a seven-year-old boy, and did so again more than a year later, as part of a ring which repeatedly raped and abused three young boys, police have alleged.
The woman, Therese Ann Cook, her brother Paul Christopher Cook, 52, her daughter Yyani Cook-Williams, 29, and Clarissa Meredith, 23, are among seven people collectively facing 127 charges including kidnapping, aggravated sexual assault of a child and making child abuse material.
The four who can now be named have all entered pleas of not guilty.
Penrith Local Court magistrate Stephen Corry on Thursday decided in favour of five media organisations in lifting a suppression order that had concealed the identities of four of the accused, who are linked to a performing arts school west of Sydney.
A 17-year-old girl, an 18-year-old man and a 20-year-old woman, who were also arrested on Monday after a long investigation, still can't be identified.
The alleged abuse of the three boys - who were aged under eight at the time - reportedly included sadistic sex acts and "blood rituals".
