A 60-year-old man stabbed to death his daughter’s boyfriend after learning that handed her over to a sex trafficking ring that operates in the United States; the 19-year-old girl would have been sold for a thousand dollars and they took her from washington to seattle in November last year.
According to the Daily Mail, when John eisenman he found out what had happened to his daughter, he went to look for Andrew Sorenson 20-year-old to Airway Heights in Washington, and when he found it, hit him on the head with a cinder block, lor stabbed multiple times and then put it in the trunk of a car.
According to official reports, he drove to North Spokane County and left the vehicle there. The October 22 this year, a third person took the car to East Everett Avenue without knowing that a body was inside.
Onlookers saw the abandoned car, began rummaging through it, and they found Andrew’s body, for which they notified the authorities. The media report that the Spokane police arrested John Eisenman a week later without incident and were surprised to find that I had no criminal record.
John was arrested after the find
The police explained that Einsenman somehow learned that Andrew was responsible for his daughter’s absence and sought him out to kill him. Regarding her daughter’s fate, WFLA said that the 19-year-old could be located by her father, who managed to rescue her and bring her back from Seattle to Washington.
Now the 60-year-old man is inmate in Spokane jail and faces a first degree murder charge, in addition to a million dollar bail. Local media report that the man appeared in court on Tuesday and that so far he does not have a defense attorney.
On social media, a fundraising page was circulating on Go Fund Me to help John get money to pay his defense and bailHowever, the petition disappeared this Tuesday, November 2, so they opened a new one on the Give Send Go site. There, users consider the man to be a hero and want to support him.
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