Famed brothel owner-turned-politician Dennis Hof died in Nevada on Tuesday, officials said. A Love Ranch employee found Hof unresponsive and not breathing at about 11 a. David Boruchowitz. That location was center stage of HBO reality show and documentary about the sex industry, "Cathouse. Randazza said in a statement. I am proud to have called you a client and a friend. Everyone who dies from this day forward will have a hell of a lot more fun on the other side. Adult film star Ron Jeremy, who was said to have been at a birthday celebration with Hof on Monday, tweeted that he was the one who found Hof dead.
I am the one who found him. Every year we spend the weekend together for his birthday. He said this was the best year ever. I will miss him every day," Jeremy said. A lot of political people were there. He said it was the best night of our life. Dennis is very responsible,'" Jeremy said. Just cold," Jeremy said.
He said that he ran into the office and was called. The hard-partying, always quotable Hof was running for seat in the Nevada state Assembly, after knocking off an incumbent Republican in June. Just a crazy turn of events. All I can say is wow. Hof's name will remain on the November ballot, according to the Secretary of State spokeswoman Jennifer Russell. If Hof wins, then county commissioners would need to appoint a Republican to take that seat until the next election in two years, Russell added.
The brothel owner had styled himself as a populist akin to President Trump. He called himself the "Trump from Pahrump. The 36th Assembly District spot is considered a safe Republican seat. Defeated GOP incumbent James Oscarson had won three terms, twice with more than 60 percent and once with no competition.
Hof had been dogged in recent months by an on-going sexual assault investigation by state authorities. Hof had denied all allegations and said the accusations were politically motivated. The brothel owner's birthday was on Sunday and he threw himself a party and campaign rally with guests including Jeremy and former Maricopa County, Arizona, Sheriff Joe Arpaio, the Review-Journal reported.
