Father Charged For Murdering Daughter’s Boyfriend Who Allegedly Sold Her Into Sex Trafficking

On October 22, a vehicle was discovered abandoned, with a strong smell coming from it in Spokane, Washington. When authorities arrived at the location, they noticed a 19 year-old male deceased inside.

John Eisenman, 60, has now been apprehended for the killing of the 19 year-old, Andrew Sorenson.

Police say in October 2020, Eisenman had gotten word that his daughter’s boyfriend had sold her into sex trafficking for $1,000 in Seattle.

Authorities said that he did find his daughter and took her back to Spokane.

Allegedly, a month later, he found a location where the boyfriend would be and approached the 19 year-old. Eisenman kidnapped Sorenson, tied him up, and put him in the trunk of his car. Then, he struck him in the head with a cinder block and stabbed him several times.

Authorities say that he then left the vehicle with the dead body inside. Now, a year later, both have been found.

Eisenman faces a first-degree murder charge with a bond set at $1million.