Man Kills Daughter's Boyfriend for Allegedly Selling Her Into Sex Trafficking, Police Say

[crimsonaudio]

According to police, Eisenman learned in October 2020 that his juvenile daughter had been sold to a sex-trafficking ring in Seattle and "obtained information" that her boyfriend was responsible. After rescuing his daughter, Eisenman tracked down the victim and abducted him, "tying him up and placing him in the trunk of a vehicle. Eisenman subsequently assaulted the victim by hitting him in the head with a cinder block and then stabbed him repeatedly, causing his death."

Eisenman then abandoned the vehicle in a remote area in North Spokane County before it was moved last month to East Everett Avenue. The remains were discovered after people began rummaging through the abandoned vehicle.

Man Kills Daughter's Boyfriend for Allegedly Selling Her Into Sex Trafficking, Police Say

I'm not even mad.

 

[Its On A Slab]

I am never one to condone taking the law into your own hands, but I would try my damndest to get on the jury and would be the lone holdout for acquittal if need be.

 

[Toddrn]

If anyone could plead temporary insanity it would be the father of a child sold into sex slavery. If anything the guy got off easy.

 

[NationalTitles18]

Well, I at least hope he really and truly had a legitimate reason to do it, but I both have my doubts and cannot condone premeditated vigilante actions like this. In a crime of passion - if the story is even true as he claims - I might be inclined to have mercy. If his story falls apart and even if it doesn't (considering his premeditation) then I am not inclined to be merciful at all. With all the hysteria over sex trafficking in recent years - based on absolutely nothing - I'm just not buying his story, even if he honestly believes it.

 

[B1GTide]

Man Kills Daughter's Boyfriend for Allegedly Selling Her Into Sex Trafficking, Police Say

I'm not even mad.

Dude is a hero

 

[DzynKingRTR]

 

[Diogenes]

Man Kills Daughter's Boyfriend for Allegedly Selling Her Into Sex Trafficking, Police Say

I'm not even mad.

Here’s the problem

Einstein should’ve left the body in lake tahoe beside fredo

 

[Bamabuzzard]

If this is true I probably would have done the same thing. Sex trafficking is a very, very REAL thing in this country. Where we live it is considered one of the main "corridors" for sex trafficking in the southeast. This is how real it is in our area, the local police sent representatives to all the schools to speak with the administrations and teachers on what to look for, how someone can easily be abducted right before your eyes, and who is commonly involved.

They told my wife's school that it is common for relatives/guardians/close family friends to be involved in the sex trafficking of young people. They've had cases of mothers literally "renting" their daughters/sons out for $$$. There is also sex trafficking where the child is abducted and never brought back. I have no idea if this guy's story is true or not, but the details of his story (boyfriend selling a daughter into sex trafficking) isn't an uncommon thing in this country. Just because it doesn't happen in your part of the country, doesn't mean it doesn't happen. it is a VERY VERY real thing.

 

[crimsonaudio]

It's a major problem in the Memphis area as well - there are busts just about every week.

 

[NationalTitles18]

Sex trafficking is a very real and overhyped problem. Over the past few years certain persons have exploited the problem for political gain, thus hurting real victims.

That said, since the FBI created a new task force in 2003 there have been 900 child victims rescued. If it were 900/year the annual rate would be 0.001%, but that is over a period of 18 years now so that's about 50 children per year or 0.00007% of children annually.

So yes, it's a very real problem and it is tragic and we still need to address it. I also understand that most of it likely escapes notice due to either family involvement or the status of victims, who are often runaways and/or addicted to drugs.

Human Sex Trafficking | FBI: Law Enforcement Bulletin

Human sex trafficking is a serious problem for every level of law enforcement.

leb.fbi.gov

In June 2003, the FBI, in conjunction with the Department of Justice Child Exploitation and Obscenity Section and the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, launched the Innocence Lost National Initiative. The agencies’ combined efforts address the growing problem of domestic sex trafficking of children in the United States. To date, these groups have worked successfully to rescue nearly 900 children.

To be clear, having doubts about such a story is reasonable and that's where I am. There should be evidence, testimonial or otherwise - though I'd be skeptical of the girl's testimony with her father in this situation unless there is corroborating evidence.

 

[crimsonaudio]

Sex trafficking is a very real and overhyped problem. Over the past few years certain persons have exploited the problem for political gain, thus hurting real victims.

That said, since the FBI created a new task force in 2003 there have been 900 child victims rescued.

How many children (and adults) who weren't rescued?

Sorry, but your post comes across as if it's minimizing it.

Just scroll to the bottom of this FBI page and look at the news from the last 30 days alone: https://www.fbi.gov/investigate/violent-crime/human-trafficking

Calling human trafficking 'overhyped' is ridiculous, imo. But hey, you're welcome to tell the people I know working on this 24/7 that they're chasing ghosts if you wish.

 

[NationalTitles18]

How many children (and adults) who weren't rescued?

Sorry, but your post comes across as if it's minimizing it.

Just scroll to the bottom of this FBI page and look at the news from the last 30 days alone: https://www.fbi.gov/investigate/violent-crime/human-trafficking

Calling human trafficking 'overhyped' is ridiculous, imo. But hey, you're welcome to tell the people I know working on this 24/7 that they're chasing ghosts if you wish.

It has been overhyped on social media over the last several years and the people overhyping it for political reasons and even stealing the slogans of real organizations are hurting real victims. It’s not been a secret and we’ve discussed it here, but most of the same people hyping this downplay real children dying so…

But no, placing into perspective with real information is not minimizing. Being skeptical of one mans story is not minimizing. Saying it’s been overhyped by some hypocritical jerks who hurt real victims is not minimizing. Thinking this man may be piggybacking on the hype does nothing to hurt the victims.

 

[twofbyc]

I am never one to condone taking the law into your own hands, but I would try my damndest to get on the jury and would be the lone holdout for acquittal if need be.

You wouldn’t be the lone not guilty if I was on it too.

 

[Its On A Slab]

You wouldn’t be the lone not guilty if I was on it too.

I have zero tolerance for hurting a child. Especially my own or someone else's.

When I lived in Dothan back in the 90s, I was one of two holdouts on a jury in a trial for one of Dothan's aristocrats, who was charged with molesting his step-daughter.

The jury was split about 5 to acquit/ 7 to convict. As the deliberations dragged on, many of the 5 started to get tired and just wanted to go home. The two of us stuck it out, tho. in the end, he pleaded to a lesser charge of assault.

I was a lot younger and ornery back then. The judge called the jury into.an empty chamber and lambasted us for trying to convict the guy . I took offense and went to his chambers and basically told him that we were in our rights to decide as we saw fit, and that he was merely the judge.

I didn't get sent to the pokey for contempt, but at the time, I would have gladly done it.

 

[Bamabuzzard]

It has been overhyped on social media over the last several years and the people overhyping it for political reasons and even stealing the slogans of real organizations are hurting real victims. It’s not been a secret and we’ve discussed it here, but most of the same people hyping this downplay real children dying so…

But no, placing into perspective with real information is not minimizing. Being skeptical of one mans story is not minimizing. Saying it’s been overhyped by some hypocritical jerks who hurt real victims is not minimizing. Thinking this man may be piggybacking on the hype does nothing to hurt the victims.

I'm going to go out on a limb and say you're basically saying that people are using this issue for political gain, and YOU'RE NOT saying the issue of sex trafficking itself is "overhyped". In the same vein of the saying "Never let a good crisis go to waste" (when a real catastrophe hits and politicians try to take advantage of it for their gain)

I'm assuming this is what you're saying, and I hope you're not saying that sex trafficking in this country is an "overhyped" topic. ????

 

[twofbyc]

I have zero tolerance for hurting a child. Especially my own or someone else's.

When I lived in Dothan back in the 90s, I was one of two holdouts on a jury in a trial for one of Dothan's aristocrats, who was charged with molesting his step-daughter.

The jury was split about 5 to acquit/ 7 to convict. As the deliberations dragged on, many of the 5 started to get tired and just wanted to go home. The two of us stuck it out, tho. in the end, he pleaded to a lesser charge of assault.

I was a lot younger and ornery back then. The judge called the jury into.an empty chamber and lambasted us for trying to convict the guy . I took offense and went to his chambers and basically told him that we were in our rights to decide as we saw fit, and that he was merely the judge.

I didn't get sent to the pokey for contempt, but at the time, I would have gladly done it.

Never give up, never give in.

 

[DzynKingRTR]

I'm going to go out on a limb and say you're basically saying that people are using this issue for political gain, and YOU'RE NOT saying the issue of sex trafficking itself is "overhyped". In the same vein of the saying "Never let a good crisis go to waste" (when a real catastrophe hits and politicians try to take advantage of it for their gain)

I'm assuming this is what you're saying, and I hope you're not saying that sex trafficking in this country is an "overhyped" topic. ????

Yeah, I got his meaning. If everyone forgot the Robert Kraft "massage parlor" thing, sex trafficing was the excuse for raiding the place to begin with. Turns out that wasn't true.

 

[NationalTitles18]

I'm going to go out on a limb and say you're basically saying that people are using this issue for political gain, and YOU'RE NOT saying the issue of sex trafficking itself is "overhyped". In the same vein of the saying "Never let a good crisis go to waste" (when a real catastrophe hits and politicians try to take advantage of it for their gain)

I'm assuming this is what you're saying, and I hope you're not saying that sex trafficking in this country is an "overhyped" topic. ????

I am saying several things:

1. Sex trafficking is real

2. Sex trafficking has been hyped for multiple reasons, including mainly of late A. conspiratorial political BS and B. police looking for a notch in the belt, some of whom are also convinced by "A." above.

These people are hurting real victims in multiple ways.

They have stolen real slogans of real organization of real people fighting real trafficking. This interferes with fundraising, which is often redirected to political conspiracy nuts instead of those real organization fighting real trafficking. It also causes many false reports that then by necessity must be investigated, pulling resources from real crime investigations.

One guy shot up a pizza place because he thought Pizzagate was real.

They distract from the real problem and then cause doubt to be cast on real victims.

How Conspiracy Theorists Are Disrupting Efforts To Fight Human Trafficking : 1A

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QAnon Followers Are Hijacking the #SaveTheChildren Movement (Published 2020)

Fans of the pro-Trump conspiracy theory are clogging anti-trafficking hotlines, infiltrating Facebook groups and raising false fears about child exploitation.

www.nytimes.com

The truth about child sex trafficking, these experts told me, is much less salacious than QAnon would have you believe. Many victims are trafficked by relatives, teachers or other people they know. Trafficking usually doesn’t involve kidnapping or physically forcing minors into sex.

“This is not happening in some secret cabal. It’s happening in every single community,” said Lori Cohen, the executive director of ECPAT-USA, an anti-trafficking organization. “But it’s easier to focus on public figures than to think about the reality that trafficking is happening in our midst, among people we know, to children we know.”

3. Most people overestimate how much sexual trafficking there is, especially of minors and especially when many people are under the impression that the majority of it occurs as a child kidnapping by a stranger who then traffics the kids. Most of it is actually family members doing the trafficking and also runaways on the street who get into it to get food, drugs, and a warm place to sleep away from violence on the streets.

I gave real FBI statistics that show the problem is most likely nowhere near as prevalent as many people think it is, especially if they've been caught up in the conspiratorial political bunk.

So, bottom line: Although sex trafficking is real and the harm caused by it is immense some hype it up for their own gain an purposes. Additionally many people believe the problem is more common than it is and believe wrongly that most often stranger kidnap kids and traffic them when the truth is the problem is closer to home, most often. Conspiracy BS amplifies these problems and distort the truth in many ways for their own selfish gain and to the detriment of real victims and actually creates new victims (see Pizzagate).

Yeah, I got his meaning. If everyone forgot the Robert Kraft "massage parlor" thing, sex trafficing was the excuse for raiding the place to begin with. Turns out that wasn't true.

This is one example of police hyping it up for whatever their reasons. Prosecutors do it as well. The Kraft example is not the only one, but is one of the more prominent.

So yeah, when some yahoo vigilante kills a young man without a trial or even a real investigation then I have questions and serious doubts, for better or worse.

 

[BamaFlum]

Nowadays, I think it’s important to wait out the story and see the facts and testimonies. Too many times, a breaking story comes out and there is a huge media frenzy causing the true story to become fuzzy. Let’s wait this out.