Dennis Hastert, former Wrestling Coach, longest-tenured GOP House Speaker and jailed “Serial Child Molester,” was perfect for the GOP. The Gang of Pedophiles is still playing dumb to sex crimes
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The longest-tenured GOP House Speaker in US History, Dennis Hastert, pictured 50 years ago, in 1976, after the Yorkville, Illinois Boys Wrestling Team, which he coached, won the State title. Hastert served as the GOP’s Speaker of the House of Representatives from 1999-2007.
Less than 10 years later—in June, 2016, when accused sex offender Donald Trump was on his way to becoming the GOP candidate for President— Hastert began serving time in prison for being a “serial child molester,” for having sex with some of the boys on his wrestling team. One team member molested by Hastert, the equipment manager Steve Reinboldt—whom Hastert credited with being his “right hand man” on the championship team—died of AIDS in 1995—four years before Hastert was sworn in as Speaker of the House.
Dennis Hastert lived 31 years after Steve Reinboldt’s death, to the age of 85. The one time GOP Hero of the House died this week, the same week that Donald Trump said he “felt bad” for the seven Cornell University male students accused of raping a female student, in a case that languished for years.
Allegations of sexual molestation of women & children against Donald Trump—the kind of charges which sent Dennis Hastert to jail— date back decades, and have never been fully investigated. Trump’s name appeared thousands of times in the Epstein Files, before it was systematically redacted by the FBI under the direction of FBI Director Todd Blanche, Trump’s former personal attorney.
Blanche, who interviewed Jeffrey Epstein’s accomplice and convicted serial sex offender and child sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell in prison, and subsequently oversaw her transfer to a cushy, lower-security prison camp—against the rules of the Federal Bureau of Prisons—unsuccessfully defended Trump against sexual harrassment and rape charges brought against him by New York journalist E. Jean Carroll in two separate trials. Trump was found guilty in both trials, and was ordered to pay Carroll over $90 million in damages. Those judgements were upheld by the US Supreme Court on two occasions earlier during 2026. Trump’s involvement in crimes against women and young, underage girls, contained in the Epstein Report, have still not been released almost two years after he was re-elected President on a promise to “release the Epstein Files.”
In addition to the death of Dennis Hastert this week, Simon Andriesz, a whistle-blower who exposed ties between Jeffrey Epstein and Trump confidant and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, was reported to have died by suicide—one in a string of “suicides” swirling around the Epstein files.
In July of this year, Daniel Siad, a former modeling scout linked to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein was found dead in his home in a suburb north of Paris. Four years earlier, in 2022, Jean Luc Brunel, who headed a French modeling agency that worked with Epstein & Maxwell, was found hanged inside a Paris prison cell while awaiting trial in a sex trafficking case connected to Epstein.
Jeffrey Epstein himself at the age of 66 years old, was found hanging inside his New York City jail cell at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in August, 2019, in what prison officials considered a suicide, despite Epstein’s brother, Mark, believing that Epstein was murdered.
Two months later, in November, 2019, Thomas Bowers, the head of the Deutsche Bank wealth management group, which helped finance the Epstein operation, was found hanged inside his California home.
The following year in 2020, Epstein’s last cell mate, Efrain Reyes, 51 years old, was reported to have died of COVID, just weeks after talking with federal investigators looking into Jeffrey Epstein’s death. Reyes was transferred out of Epstein’s cell one-day before Epstein’s death.
And , Virginia Giuffre Roberts, the author of “Nobody’s Girl,”(2025) and the primary accuser, who gave sworn testimony in court about the years of sex crimes of both Jeffrey Epstein and his accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell, resulting in Maxwell’s conviction and imprisonment, was found dead of an apparent suicide in April, 2025—three months after Donald Trump was inaugurated for the second time as President of the United States.
Rest in peace, Dennis Hastert, but only after you’ve paid for your sins for eternity.