This weekend, 50-year-old Nicholas Cepeda, a York University professor whose research specialties include children and youth and who goes by the name of "Melody Wiseheart," swam against girls as young as 13 during the Trojan Cup swimming competition at the East Bayfield Community Centre in Barrie, Ontario, according to a report by Rebel News.  

"Our fears were confirmed that Cepeda does not change and shower in the male or even the family change rooms," Rebel's David Menzies reported. "Nope, we witnessed this guy going into the girls' changeroom/showers. It was equal parts egregious, outrageous and downright gross."

"This is really disturbing," Campaign Life Coalition's Jack Fonseca told LifeSiteNews. "When adult males are allowed into the changerooms and showers of underage girls, and protected in this perversion by those in authority, I have to wonder if we're witnessing the mainstreaming of pedophilia before our very eyes."

"Why would a 50-year old man want to be in the showers and changerooms with 13-year old girls?" he questioned. "Might it be for the sexual arousal of watching naked and semi-naked girls while they shower and undress? This has to be considered and should be investigated by police."

According to Rebel News, the Barrie Trojans Swim Club seemed in favor of allowing Cepeda to compete, and the East Bayfield Community Centre went as far as to call the police on Rebel News for reporting on the event.

It is unclear why Cepeda was permitted to compete against the girls considering the recent decision of World Aquatics to create an "open category" for "transgender" men who "transitioned" to female following puberty.  

LifeSiteNews reached out to the Barrie Trojans Swim Club to ask why Cepeda was allowed to compete considering he went through male puberty, but the club failed to respond by time of publication.

This is not the first time Cepeda has competed against young girls. In October, Cepeda swam against children ages 13-14 during the Richmond Hill Aquatic Centre Fall Classic swimming competition.

Event organizers initially denied that Cepeda had participated in the event until confronted with his name on a copy of their schedule. They "eventually" relented, Menzies reported, "but they didn't want to get into a debate about gender and age." Representatives for governing bodies Swimming Canada and Swimming Toronto were reportedly "too busy" to answer questions about the incident... Subscribe for free to Breaking Christian News here

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