Three teen brothers who formed their own 'narcissistic cult' and spoke to each other in their own invented language should be removed from their mother's care says judge

The boys saw themselves as 'separate to the rest of the world', High Court heard

They suffered physically and emotionally and were given inadequate food

There was an achievement and award system operating at the brothers' home

Rewards included using the computer and being able to stroke the house cat

Wandsworth Council in London asked the court to decide on the boys' future

By SEBASTIAN MURPHY-BATES FOR MAILONLINE

PUBLISHED: 17:45 BST, 9 October 2017 | UPDATED: 17:51 BST, 9 October 2017

Three teenage brothers who developed a 'narcissistic cult' mentality and believed there was no point leaving home, socialising, or going to school, should leave their mother’s care, a High Court judge has concluded.

They 'saw themselves as intellectually superior and separate to the rest of the world' after forming their 'group identity', psychotherapists told Mr Justice Hayden.

Two of the boys spoke to each other in a 'language they had devised', the judge heard.

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