Matthew Sephton

Matthew Sephton (born 1976) is a British homosexual activist and Chairman of the LGBT group of the Conservative party. He was convicted as a pedophile in January 2018. He was a leading advocate for same-sex "marriage". His case provides another example of the close links between homosexuality and pedophilia. It compares closely with the case of Larry Brinkin.

Sephton is not the first leading light of LGBTory to be a pedophile. In fact, he is keeping up a long tradition started by its founder Peter Walter Campbell.

Politician Behind Same-Sex Marriage

Sephton was Chairman of LGBTCons, the Conservative Party LGBT group, for five years from 2009 until 2014, during which time the leaders of the party, in a coalition government with the Liberal Democrats, passed the law redefining marriage to include same-sex couples. Those who argued it might be an invitation to pedophiles were ignored, shouted down or called "bigots" and accused of "homophobia".

In 2013 Sephton was praised by the LGBT extremist magazine Pink News for his marvelous work promoting same-sex marriage. He was quoted as saying "Equal Marriage is putting new life into the Conservative party". The following year he told Pink News " “Last year we were at the forefront of work to ensure the passage of the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Act""

Charged and Convicted

Sephton, who worked as a primary school teacher as well as being a Conservative local councillor in Manchester, was found guilty in January 2018 of possessing extreme pornography and indecent images of children. When officers from the National Crime Agency raided his home in Maximus Drive, Altrincham, in December 2016, a total of 31 indecent videos and 3,774 indecent images of children were discovered on devices belonging to him, including his computer and two mobile phones.

Sephton was also convicted of distributing the pornographic images as police found records of texts sent to another male homosexual pedophile, Richard Willis, a Conservative councillor. In one exchange, discussing a picture, Mr Sephton asked: “How old is he?” The reply was: “About 14,” to which he said: “Yum - any younger?”

Sephton was found to have been searching for pictures of nude boys online, and using internet chatroom websites for paedophiles. Some of the material in his possession was categorized as "extreme". He was convicted by a jury, and sentenced to two years and nine months in prison.

See also

• Larry Brinkin
• Paul Newton and Peter Truong
• Pedophile Information Exchange
• Peter Ashman.