On the 29th of last month, John Eisenman (left) was arrested for the murder of Andrew Sorenson (right), the boyfriend of his daughter who sold his daughter to a prostitution organization. photo twitter bigmosaicc capture
“I will find you and kill you”
The story of the movie ‘Taken’, which imprinted the main character Liam Leeson as an action actor, was unfolded in real life, with the story of revenge on the traffickers who kidnapped the daughter of a former special agent’s father.
According to the New York Post on the 2nd (local time), John Eisenman, 60, was arrested for the murder of a teenage man in Spokane, Washington.
On the 22nd of last month, the police were dispatched to the scene after receiving complaints from residents that an abandoned vehicle had a bad odor.
A body of a teenage man was found in the trunk of the vehicle, with his hands and feet bound and taped to his mouth. It is said that the marks of stab wounds were evident everywhere on the severely decomposed corpse.
The body was identified as Andrew Sorenson, 19, who has been missing since last year.
When police confirmed the owner of the vehicle, it turned out that it belonged to Eisenman’s fiancée. However, Eisenman maintained that he had nothing to do with the incident, stating to police that “the car was stolen last year.”
However, on the 29th of last month, just a week after Eisenman’s discovery, Eisenman was charged with the murder of Sorenson, as Eisenman’s neighbor reported to the police that he had killed someone and hid the body in the trunk of a car. arrested
Eisenman is said to have admitted to all charges during the police investigation, saying, “(I) was the culprit in the murder of Sorenson.” It is said that he obeyed the arrest process.
He said, “My daughter and Sorenson were dating, but in October of last year Sorenson sold her daughter to a prostitution organization, and she was forced into prostitution in Seattle and other places. .
After the murder, Eisenman was believed to have placed the body in the trunk of his car and abandoned the vehicle in a secluded location.
He is currently in custody and incarcerated on charges of first-degree murder.
When this incident became known, netizens responded to Eisenman by saying, “Release him,” “I would have made the same decision,” through SNS.
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