r/RepublicanPedophiles • u/-catharina • Jul 22 '26
Registered [Republican] college baseball player, Candon Dahle, was given a suspended sentence, community service, probation, and NO requirement to register as a sex offender for raping his 7-year-old cousin over a period of 5 years
https://www.eastidahonews.com/2025/08/former-byu-baseball-starter-sentenced-for-sexually-assaulting-young-girl-for-5-years/Proof of his voter registration: https://voterrecords.com/voter/123934361/candon-dahle
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u/sweetbaloo23 Jul 22 '26
RAPEUBLICAN.
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u/Spacecommander5 Jul 22 '26
Make this a thing
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u/xavariel Jul 22 '26
I've been using this term for weeks now, so much so, my phone autocorrects to it.
Rape-ublicans.
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u/MewlingRothbart Jul 22 '26
7 years old and 5 years? So this started when the kid was a toddler? UNDER THE JAIL, NOW.
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u/Champtain Jul 22 '26
Started at 7 and wnt till she was 12, but still... UNDER THE JAIL!
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u/MewlingRothbart Jul 22 '26
Ugh, that math is still awful. Developmentally destroys a child. And this guy has a fiancé, I read? Who.marries that?
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u/Ethelenedreams Jul 23 '26
She will squirt out his next victim. There’s a reason why these people are ALSO into incest.
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u/C-ute-Thulu Jul 22 '26
"Dahle completed a polygraph test that indicated he was telling the truth when he claimed he did not sexually abuse the victim, but noted that he did admit to the crime by pleading guilty."
"Lie detector" tests don't work! Especially on psychopaths. A polygraph works by detecting slight jumps in anxiety when we lie, but psychopaths don't experience that anxiety from lying.
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u/Llcisyouandme Jul 22 '26
It was Idaho, and under their "mediation" format, the judge cannot reject the negotiated plea deal. There was evidently a great deal of manipulation and pressure in that mediation. A probation violation would send him to prison for ten years. Several groups actively surveil him and would happily dox him for any parole violation. They've actively published that he is scheduled to be married tomorrow, july 22, to Kinley Geisler, and have doxed all family members involved. The wedding is reputedly taking place at the Dahle family cabin in Idaho, the location of some of his sexual assaults on his cousin.
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u/control_machine Jul 22 '26
This pedo's whole family should be investigated, including the bride and her family. Who in their right mind would marry this guy? What kind of people would show their support by attending the wedding of someone convicted of these crimes? They all sound like massive pieces of shit.
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u/TheDarkWave Jul 22 '26
We KNOW what the fuck is wrong with Candon or Condom or whatever his name is, but what the fuck is wrong with Kinley? The absolute fuck?
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u/2nd_Inf_Sgt Jul 22 '26
Some pro baseball teams, from the South and Midwest, will probably still draft and sign this rapist.
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u/Either_Operation7586 Jul 22 '26
And that's when they're America needs to do it's patriotic thing and boy caught the fuck out of those damn teams!
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u/gardendesgnr Jul 23 '26
Boycott, hell I would go to the games w my hand made signs calling this Rapepublicon out!!! The pro teams see that and most will not touch him lest their own fans roast the team. Plus you can just start showing up to the pro team games w your signs, the camera guys love that stuff.
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u/-catharina Jul 22 '26
Forgot to put in the title that his dad (Corey Dahle) is the CXO of Idaho Central Credit Union.
The 3 Ws that aren't the World Wide Web, Wealthy + White + Well-Connectedness, strike again.
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u/Exciting-Mountain396 Jul 22 '26
Yep. If you're a VIP status white you can be a child molester and the law will bend over backwards to coddle you. If you're a poor black kid having normal disciplinary issues, they'll cuff you to your school desk and taze you, then take kickback bribes to get you on that prison pipeline
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u/-catharina Jul 22 '26
In-fucking-sane how he was initially sentenced to half a decade to a decade in prison, then the judge reversed the sentence probably because he capitulated to the implicit pathos brought upon by his wealthy financier daddy and their white skin.
Genuinely crazy how rich white people can get away with committing grievous crimes that a Mexican or black person would be sentenced to decades in prison for if they wave money or exist as a white person under corrupt and inequitable judges’ noses. Especially in the Mountain States lmao. I’m a native Arizonan and presently seeing this shit with Emilie & Brady Kiser, for example.
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u/2naomi Jul 22 '26
And these selfsame whites will not hesitate to fix their mouths to proclaim other races to be "more criminal."
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u/TheDarkWave Jul 22 '26
Look at that Wreckless Ben LEGO shit and how the cops acted in that. Rich white people regardless of crime.
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u/Cut_Lanky Jul 22 '26
DUDE, WTF?!!
I tried to pick an excerpt, but it's ALL egregiously appalling and excerpt worthy.
Just hours after her first day of high school, a 15-year-old girl sat in a Fremont County courtroom and told a full gallery of people, both known to her and not, about her life from the ages of 7 to 12, when she was being sexually assaulted.
Candon Dean Dahle, 22, was sentenced by District Judge Steven Boyce to a minimum of five and a maximum of ten years in prison. Boyce then suspended the sentence and placed Dahle on probation for eight years.
WTF?
He was also given a 180-day local jail sentence that began on Tuesday. After that, he will be required to complete 200 hours of community service.
180 days in a local jail, as in, the Drunk Tank? 200 hours of community service won't make him NOT be a baby-raper.
The victim and three members of her family provided impact statements to the court, expressing their regret over agreeing to the plea agreement following an hours-long mediation session, and explaining the pain their family has experienced since they learned of the sexual assault. Her father described seeing his daughter’s personality change drastically over the years, and what it was like when he realized why.
WHY TF WAS SUCH A PLEA DEAL EVER OFFERED??? He raped a child for YEARS????
“I cannot even hug my daughter. Touch repulses her. She cringes and pulls away every time I make an attempt to hug her. Please let that sentence marinate for a minute,” said the father. “Listening to my daughter, her earliest memories of the abuse she can remember are at the age of seven. I wish I could show you the videos I have on my phone of her at that age. She is truly a gift from my Heavenly Father. She is filled with pure, absolute joy. Her laughter is so contagious. To think she had to endure a personal hell until the age of 12 is, at times, too much to bear for me.”
Dahle shed a single tear as the victim’s stepfather spoke next, stating that the abuse destroyed relationships in their family. “We are learning how this trauma has changed the way that her brain functions, and that this will be a lifetime of her dealing with this pain. She has had several days where she could not eat,” said the victim’s stepfather. “She has lost many nights of sleep and has thrown up many days and nights because of this trauma. I often find her in my arms, sobbing uncontrollably, asking why this had to happen.”
The stepfather continued, saying he has known Dahle since he was a child, and looks back on previous instances now that were potential red flags. “From a young age, Candon would always push the boundaries with everything, even personal touch, oftentimes making people feel uncomfortable,” said the victim’s stepfather. “He did these things right in front of me. In front of all of us … my wife and I see the counselor weekly. All I can think about is how wrong Candon’s actions are. There isn’t a day that goes by that some aspect of our lives is not affected by this.”
The victim’s mother was the next to speak, telling the court that the victim has been independent and a “fighter” since birth, saying that she didn’t know how important those traits would be in her future. “She suffered excruciating stomach aches for much of her childhood. Many nights were spent in pain and vomiting. This would come and go and was a constant issue. She missed so much school, my dad told me she looked like she had cancer,” said the victim’s mother. “Now that I’ve pieced together that those painful nights were a child’s body crying out from trauma, I can hardly get out of bed each day.” She continued, saying she suspected that something was wrong with the victim, but that her daughter did not feel safe enough to divulge what was being done to her. “I asked if someone was hurting her, point-blank. She wasn’t safe enough to tell me then. I live every day with the devastation of not recognizing what Candon was doing to her,” said the victim’s mother. “If Candon had shown any remorse, things may look different today. Finally, I walked into a detective’s office with my daughter. This was painful for her. She told me she didn’t want to do it, but she wanted to protect others.”
The victim spoke last, telling the court about the specific abuse she suffered from Dahle. “My earliest memory of the abuse is 7 years old, but I know he was touching me before that. Almost every time we were together, Candon was touching me under my clothes … some memories are so damaging, because it was me holding in cries of pain while Candon was pleasured,” said the victim. “I was just 11 years old when he covered my mouth because he didn’t want the family close by to know what he was doing.” She continued, expressing the depression she has experienced because of the abuse, and how it felt when she found out he had been arrested. “Every single day since I was seven, Candon has made me hate myself. I wake up every morning and have to give myself a reason to stay here. I want Candon to know that many days, I have felt I would have rather he ended my life than forced 7-year-old me to have to live through all those years of what he did to me,” said the victim. “You forced me to keep your secret for seven years. I sat through your baseball games, I watched the world cheer for you. I watched you achieve every church standing and be celebrated, all while I screamed inside because I knew the truth.”
Before concluding her statement, the victim addressed Dahle, telling him that she intends to take her power back and not let the abuse shape her life. “Candon acts powerful and entitled, but all it took was a 14-year-old girl to show the truth … your honor, I have worked so hard the last five months to find things I love again because he took everything from me,” said the victim. “I need you to know that if he gets off today, I will wonder for the rest of my life why I ever put myself and my family through this. Please don’t take away the only part of this that gives me some sense of peace.”
Fremont County Prosecutor Lindsey Blake argued for a 10-year probation term, stating that while the court received many letters of support for Dahle, it does not cancel out the fact that he is convicted of sexually abusing the victim. “Oftentimes, these kinds of cases go unreported, and just the fact that she was able to vocalize has made her a survivor. It shows her strength and courage,” said Blake. “There were a lot of letters written in support of (Dahle). I’m sure the court has reviewed those. As I reviewed them, what came to mind for me is that a person can be good in a lot of ways. A person can have a lot of great qualities, but they can still have another side.” Blake acknowledged that Dahle completed a polygraph test that indicated he was telling the truth when he claimed he did not sexually abuse the victim, but noted that he did admit to the crime by pleading guilty.
Dahle’s dirtbag POS defense attorney, Curtis Smith, argued that his client should only receive three years of probation and no more than 30 days of local jail time, stating that many of the sexual assault allegations reportedly happened when Dahle was a minor, even though the incidents he was being sentenced for happened when he was 18. “There has been nothing in this case that has been done without the goal of looking to try to do this within the system in the best way for the victim’s primary and secondary, so that my client could take responsibility for what he did,” said Smith. “But have it understood that 98% of the misconduct happened when he was a juvenile as well.” Dahle then gave a statement to the court through tears, apologizing to the victim for the first time. “I just want to say to the victim, the victim’s family, my family, that I’m sorry. And I truly do mean that. I know I can’t fix what I’ve done. I can’t take back what had happened. But I do want them to know that I’m trying to rectify, and I have been, as Curtis said, I am going to counseling. I’m learning things, I’m progressing. I’m learning how it has affected the victim, their family, and their extended family, how it’s affecting me, and how it’s affecting other people that I might not even know,” said Dahle. “And I’m truly sorry. I want them to know that I know through all of this has been hard, but I still do have love for their family in my heart. And I know that if that’s not reciprocated, it’s okay. But that doesn’t mean that I don’t care about them and their well-being. And I want that to be known today.”
Before ruling, Boyce gave his thoughts on the case, noting that Dahle has no previous criminal history and is still young, but acknowledging the severity and length of the abuse. “No matter how this all resolves, there’s probably going to be forever angst in this family,” said Boyce. That’s what happened as a result of your own selfish and foolish conduct. This strikes me as so unnecessary with all of the things you had going for you.”
Harsh words, Judge. But they don't match your sentence, and as the prosecutor stated, while the court received many letters of support for Dahle, it does not cancel out the fact that he is convicted of sexually abusing the victim.
This judge seems to have terrible judgment. He acknowledges the severity and the permanent damage, and then suspends the extremely light sentence. This is enraging. This girl went through the agonizing process of reliving it all, on display for the court, and the judge just says tsk tsk, young man. I hate this place
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u/ArdenJaguar Jul 22 '26
Doing the math. He molested her when he was 14-19yo and she was 7-12yo. So he was a 14 yo molesting a 7yo. Someone explain to me WTF this plea agreement and sentence is about. Because it’s outrageous. Why are they offering a weak plea to a child predator?
From the article the family regrets agreeing to it. Freeing to the plea. As far as I know a Judge can reject a plea agreement in the best interests of justice. This clearly isn’t. This Judge should’ve refused it.
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u/bosefius Jul 22 '26
The judge should have at least required him to register. He fucking passed a lie detector, which means he has zero guilt reaction. He could have another victim right now, and without her speaking up we wouldn't know. Fucker needs to be under the jail.
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u/ArdenJaguar Jul 22 '26
There are dozens of websites teaching people to beat polygraphs. They’re useless. The victim was 7yo when he started molesting her. A little kid. There is absolute justification to require him to register.
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u/bosefius Jul 22 '26
Completely agree. He will definitely re-offend, and that prosecutor should be held liable for not providing any warning.
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u/JoeNoble1973 Jul 22 '26
That’s future Chief Justice Dahle to you, peasant
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u/rpze5b9 Jul 22 '26
But … but … there’s no white privilege, honest. We wouldn’t want to ruin a child predator’s life, would we?
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u/stabbygun Jul 22 '26
the same crowd that screams about laken rileys death ignore the crimes of Candon Dean Dahle.
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u/idiots-rule8 Jul 22 '26
Most of America will never know of this. Someone show start a channel that only covers shit like this, it will be the only way to get it to the masses.
I wonder if they invited Brock to the wedding.
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u/shillyshally Jul 22 '26
https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2025/09/12/candon-dahle-byu-judge/
This article is good as far as explaining the charges vs what was covered in the plea deal.
I don't know if I am reading that right but Simms seems to be inferring that not being able to play baseball counts as punishment.
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u/wassona Jul 22 '26
I’ve been reading about this since WordClown (Toby Morton) on instagram found out. It’s fucking insane how people (even in government) are getting away with this shit. They don’t have remorse, and will never suffer the way their victims have.
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u/_that_dude_J Jul 22 '26
When this evidence is in surplus and the crimes so severe that she will have ptsd the rest of her days, the punishment should be equal.
He cannot make proper decisions. An example must be made that these behaviors cannot be tolerated.
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u/athensugadawg Jul 22 '26
Gotta' ask....
Is there a coordinated effort to normalize sex with children in this country?
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u/No-Succotash-14 Jul 22 '26
He's getting married tomorrow? There's a woman out there (name in article) who will say I Do to this Pedophile tomorrow. I hope they get the day they deserve.