A depraved English LGBT activist was sentenced to 30 years in prison for pedophilia.

Stephen Ireland, a degenerate activist organizer of the LGBT march in Surrey, was sentenced this Tuesday to 30 years behind bars for the heinous rape of a 12-year-old boy. 

Ireland was sentenced to 24 years in prison in addition to another six under extended license, while his partner and co-perpetrator, David Sutton, was sentenced to four years in prison for child corruption and possession of child pornography. 

In a heinous crime, both pedophiles deceived the minor through the gay dating social network "Grindr" and took him to a cabin where they raped him and documented the act. 

The minor whom Ireland and Sutton raped in 2024 had been reported missing and told the police that not only had he been raped but they showed him homosexual pornography while raping him and gave him drugs before and after the repugnant act. 

After that encounter, Ireland, 41 years old, wrote to the minor through the social network Telegram expressing that he had enjoyed the rape and that the act seemed "naughty" and "eccentric" to him.

After sending those messages, the pedophile wrote to him again to ask if he was willing to have a "threesome" with him and Sutton, 27 years old. In the same message, Ireland sent him nude photos of himself along with other photographs of Sutton. 

Both degenerate perverts were also found guilty of "voyeurism" and obstruction of justice, after a popular jury was disgusted by the details of the case. 

The convicted tried to destroy evidence of their acts after being released on bail in 2024. The deletion of pornographic material and search histories on their phones constituted a clear example of obstruction of the judicial process, convincing the jury to apply the full weight of the law against these disgusting perverts. 

Both Sutton and Ireland are active members of the LGBT community and organizers of the "pride" march. Ireland is the founder of an organization of that nature in the county of Surrey, and Sutton is a regular volunteer in it. 

The case and its sentence have caused a high level of contempt and disgust among British society. The author of the famous "Harry Potter" book series, J.K. Rowling, echoed the verdict after recalling that Ireland had harshly criticized her for her statements about chemical castration in minors, among other topics. 

Finally, the judge who handed down the sentence, Patricia Lees, could not hide her rejection of both degenerates, noting that not only did the convicted show no signs of remorse or shame for such acts, but he found enjoyment and pleasure and planned to do it again in the future.