In Spokane, Washington, a father became deeply convinced that his daughter had been sold into a sex trafficking ring. John Eisenman stated that he successfully located her and managed to bring her back home safely.
However, just weeks after the rescue, driven by his strong belief, he tracked down and killed her 19-year-old boyfriend, Andrew Sorensen — the individual he held fully responsible for the alleged trafficking.The young man’s body stayed hidden for more than a year before it was finally discovered in the trunk of an abandoned car.
There, it had been bound with restraints and carefully concealed from view.Eisenman eventually pleaded guilty to first-degree murder and received a 25-year prison sentence for the crime. His fiancée, who had actively helped in the killing, was sentenced to 8.5 years for her involvement.Following a thorough investigation, police officials clearly stated that they found no evidence at all indicating that Andrew Sorensen had been involved in any form of sex trafficking.
Nevertheless, despite the complete lack of supporting evidence for the trafficking claims, a wave of public support for John Eisenman quickly emerged. This included more than $100,000 raised through online campaigns to help fund his legal defense.
