FL woman who raped her autistic brother-in-law claimed she was the victim: sheriff

A deranged Florida woman has been charged with allegedly raping her autistic brother-in-law over the course of a decade — and giving birth to his child, according to authorities. 

Amanda Rose Brooks was arrested on Dec. 7 by US Marshals in Orlando and charged with sexual battery and lying to authorities that she had been the victim of sexual assault in the Lower Keys, according to the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office and arrest records.  

In June 2022, Brooks, 36, reached out to the Sheriff’s Office, claiming she had been repeatedly sexually assaulted by her husband and his brother, The Keys Citizen reported, citing an arrest warrant. 

In addition to sharing a list of times and dates detailing assaults, Brooks gave investigators screenshots of messages with friends depicting her as the victim of abuse and claiming that she had been harassed by her husband’s family for having left with her children. 

Brooks said that she and her husband had been her brother-in-law’s sole caretakers, according to the report. 

A month later, however, the victim’s mother reached out to the Sheriff’s Office and claimed that Brooks had in fact been assaulting her autistic son over the course of 10 years, according to the report. 

The victim told his mother Brooks on multiple occasions entered his room and initiated sex despite his protests, telling him to “be quiet,” “not to tell anyone,” and that the assault “was OK because it made her feel good,” according to the report.  

Florida authorities obtained DNA samples from Brooks’ child, who was born in January, and the brothers, and tests confirmed that the victim was the child’s father.

Brooks’ husband told investigators that during the last incident, Brooks had been using an ovulation tracker. 

Authorities charged Brooks, with sexual battery, making a false report about a crime, and giving false information about a felony, according to the Sheriff’s Office.

Brooks is currently being held on a $150,000 bond, according to jail records.