Dad Smokes Daughter's BF Who Sold Her to Trafficking Ring

[@DonutOperator]

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[@lglg4151]

Great job

[@YamahaBanshee421]

Ok

[@anthonymarston9689]

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[@robertjorgensen4747]

Nice

[@adabsurdum5905]

"Sending him to prison would not help anyone, and he had no danger of committing another violent crime in the future." Is 100% spot on. Give that judge a raise.

[@anthonypareigis6188]

...except dude is 100% lying and just really didnt like his daughters boyfriend, who was mentally disabled.

[@vaclavjebavy5118]

@@anthonypareigis6188 source

[@plague6566]

@@anthonypareigis6188 Damn bro, is your source seriously just "Dude, Trust me"

[@anthonypareigis6188]

@@plague6566 googles a thing. Also this dude just told police this after they arrest him because some kids broken into this car that was somehow moved from where the dad left it and checked the trunk and boom 1yo melted corpse. The fbi says they have no proof of a trafficking ring, nor his daughter being sold to one or being reported missing. The father has no proof. He admits to kidnapping, beating and stabbing this 19yo kid whos parents say is diagnosed as mentally disabled.

[@plague6566]

@@anthonypareigis6188 Link

[@shangsty]

Honestly who wouldn’t do that to someone who literally sold their kid

[@TheDr_Crow]

Posting a comment to get informed when the comment war starts-

[@3starperfectdeer233]

@@pepelaugh6404 But he is guilty.

[@glassboxes]

@@pepelaugh6404 no you have to be able to identify evil and shoot it in the spine

[@scottkendrix6231]

@@pepelaugh6404 Come back when you're a father and we'll see how your opinion changes.

[@Miniminer1999]

People who think guns are bad.

[@dannyeccles1894]

As a father I can confidently say that I support that man's actions.

[@kuachii1408]

lmaoo W dad

[@kingfloridaman5274]

Agreed, ain’t even a dad and I get it

[@ldi1451]

Yea being extrajudicial and not having a scumbag get raped and beat up for the rest of his life while now facing a murder charge indefinitely in prison and being taken away from your daughter that just got back from needing her father, now missing her father, that’s something really cool to support dude

[@ldi1451]

@@haoniccutrebor4372 except he wouldn’t go to jail for rape what are you talking about. Sex trafficking and I’m sure they would throw any other charge at him too

[@dr.slimewise7650]

I'm only an uncle and I'd do it

[@gabrielkelly2631]

That defense lawyer and judge in 1983 were legends

They were conservatives. Liberals would have let him off

[@theshadowking9626]

What are you talking about? He did get let off. He had no charges and was free to go and lawyer and judge. Both agreed. He was not in a right state of mind.

[@Tundra-Zero]

​@theshadowking9626 yeah? them letting him go is why they're legends

[@theshadowking9626]

@@Tundra-Zero I'm talking about the other comment that said they were conservatives, and that's why they got let off.

[@devin6201]

@@theshadowking9626because it’s true. I could start naming names of freed felons who shouldn’t have been freed in democrat run cities if you would like 😂.

[@rovingmauler7410]

As a father, I would not be able to live with myself if I knew someone who abused my child was still walking the earth.

[@ronnieherrera7521]

Same here

[@mikebeddingfield2144]

I could , they would be locked in my crawl space so i could torment them every day and they would pray to die.

[@brianw4516]

Yes Sirrrr

[@hughjanus2781]

He would need the secret service to protect him.

[@thehalfricanguy]

Right there with you.

[@totaldramagamer5521]

This man did more community service than any legal sentence could ever demand.

[@alexkim155]

He is cleaning our streets

[@PALLADINARC]

Justified homicide.

[@jaxstax2406]

No he didn't. You shouldn't kill those types of people even if they harmed your loved ones before an investigation is completed. The reason is because those people probably committed other crimes and now those crimes won't be solved because the guy is dead. Now if the police do an investigation, find him guilty, and gave out a small sentence that's a different story. Then you can go kill them.

[@kolbesmith1175]

@@jaxstax2406 you should stop telling people what they shouldn't do

[@jaxstax2406]

@@kolbesmith1175 For telling people their actions have consequences? Now other investigations that possibly involve other slaves won't be solved because of this guys actions.

[@taestott]

Dad did more to stop human trafficking than most government officials, he deserves a medal

[@davidcummins9903]

The very reason he won’t get one and he isn’t held up as a champion by the media is in your comment.

[@yammyxoxesfan3113]

Dad pushed the boyfriends shit in. Whoops.

[@maxtafolla6206]

Probably Bc most of the government officials who have the authority to do something about it, are in on the money themselves.

[@killert-cell9943]

Government officials need to be audited, tried, & executed for crimes against humanity!!

[@craiggeauxtreaux5862]

Our government is complicit in sex trafficking. They are probably the ring leaders.

[@KorokHaze93]

That draw was so clean though. He practiced for that moment

[@user-fc1pn2yf9y]

Bro was the quickest draw in the west lol

[@whiteangel1111]

@@user-fc1pn2yf9y yep. i wouldnt f with him. i mean i got morals. but even if i didnt.. fk that. not worth the "smoke".

[@alwaysangry2232]

the big iron on his hip

[@imperialbricks1977]

He didn’t draw, he had the gun in his hand while he was on the phone

[@Sarando1]

Protecting your family is a fathers first priority. That dad is a hero.

[@thenexus8384]

Protecting your family is a priority of your dead ancestors

[@maplearrow1842]

@@thenexus8384 you’re just annoyed that no one would ever want to protect you the same way

[@thenexus8384]

@@maplearrow1842 at least i have people who care about me

[@maplearrow1842]

@@thenexus8384 yeah sure

[@jonaorange2251]

It is only alleged, for all we know the daughter made it up or the father made it up or maybe it actually did happen. Your hero could just be a murderer who killed some guy because his daughter is a drug addict who blamed her ex-bf because she was ashamed of her own actions. Or maybe the guy did it, there is no proof atm.

[@brendanmyers3794]

The only thing this Dad is guilty of is loving his kids. Every man should strive to be this type of father.

[@hallow6763]

@Ms Bliss the dad is a victim like the daughter the only one who deserved everything he got is the trash who got killed

[@danielstringhm3805]

You are Correct. No question about it

[@Smooth_Operator]

But what if we are jumping to conclusions? what if she wasn't sold to anything and the father lied?

[@BelaJuTe]

And littering. You can’t just leave trash in the streets

[@danielcardone8622]

@@Smooth_Operator fair point. I think our justice system needs work. But we need one for sure. The headline could be misleading. Guess we'll find out. IF he was guilty then I don't feel sorry at all for what the father did. I also agree with your point.

[@notjesus5045]

" Do you regret killing him? " " No " 'Would you do it again?" " Hell Yeah " Gary Plauché on his last interview before going to Valhalla

[@Felled-angel]

There he waits for his son to join him in odins great Hall and he will be drinking from curved horns and then they will sing he's saga

[@pierreclifton1865]

Valhalla? ..that's that strip club in Miami?

[@garrettk.2257]

@@pierreclifton1865 Gary plauche is dead.

[@swmo_SS]

@@deadchannelgoaway.-kr6tt I saw it once explained as the greatest of the greats where warriors go. Not everyone makes it Valhalla but the other option is more of just an afterlife for the everyday people, correct?

[@johnpoole8321]

@@garrettk.2257 DUUH 6:36

[@donwilliams6170]

My son was threatened by someone and the police did a investigation. I was called in to get briefed on what was going on. I looked the detective in the eyes and said " If anyone hurts my son, you will have to kill me". The detective knew I meant it, not a idle threat. Word got around and the person that threatened him hid in another state for over a year. No matter what, protect your children, all children, at any cost. My son is fine and there has been no problems.

[@spectralassassin6030]

Good man/woman.

[@karlreynolds7747]

Years ago in California there was a case involving the mother whose child was sexually molested by a smirking young man being led out of the courtroom after the trial. She shot him dead right on the spot. The jury refused to convict her and she walked free. High fives for the jury!

[@mshake7056]

While good for the mom it sucks that if it was a father he would get 10 to 20 years for it.

[@user-bl3oz1bc4v]

true, society is at an extremely low point at this period in time@@mshake7056

[@archange8030]

@@mshake7056depends on the jury as well. Most of the time yes but others no. You need to read a book called Terminal Impact. It’s about a marine sniper (fictional). One of the chapters in there is absolutely jaw dropping because a father or mother with this type of training could totally do something like what it says in the book.

[@elodvezer1790]

@@mshake7056thats ok.... comes with the territory ❤ of being HUMAN 😂😂😂 YAH BUNCH OF IDIOTS

[@HeilRay]

I remember that. The guy was sooo confident in blaming the girl he graped, saying she wanted it and everything.

[@jkmarblejk7445]

Sounds like a hero to me. Imagine if he didn’t do that more women and children would probably be sold by him like he did to that mans daughter.

[@benjaminfarrar9643]

Truth

[@alrightyru]

In this case the Dad helped no one

[@62saki91]

@@alrightyru how so? he helped hsi daughter by finding her, then whacked the SOB who was selling people, frankly he should have taken down the rings on the way.

[@amtank]

Yes correct but you mustn't publish your opinion on cases like this so you can be a non-guilty vote in the future.

[@imout671]

@@alrightyru he saved a lot of young girls who this guy would have pimped.

[@jmeaj1777]

The community should put up a billboard thanking him for his service.

[@Bee-tj8gc]

8:15 is another mark on the vice video where th lawyer talks about it

[@LibraritheWizardOfficial]

I would donate for that billboard

[@pillovaldovinos4751]

Hell yeah

[@writenamehere0000]

Not really. he goes to prison now.

[@writenamehere0000]

The dad is a liar. He killed him for bad deal.

[@kittybitts567]

In Worcester, MA a dad took his son to an event at the Worcester Coliseum. His son had to use the bathroom. The kid went in to pee while his dad waited outside. When his son didn't come out expeditiously the dad went in to check on his son. An illegal was in the bathroom trying to molest his son so the dad clocked the guy and knocked him out then called the police. The police arrested the dad for defending his son. This is why people feel they have to take the law into their own hands. Healthy fathers protect their children.

[@whyareyouhappy818]

Sounds about right for our corrupt government, did they actually charge him with anything?

[@chezzapie]

Technically the dad could be suspected of committing a crime, and until the police get far enough along in their investigations to understand the whole story, he would be arrested. Doesn’t mean there were charges. Don’t forget, the police come in cold and are used to being lied to. They need to ensure what dad was saying was true, until then, he does need detaining as they’ve got a body out cold on the bathroom floor.

[@Llama_charmer]

I mean when you have the full story its easy to lay blame but imagine you are a police officer arriving to that scene. Youve got a guy knocked out cold on the floor, a man claiming to be the one who did it but no proof or witnesses. Arrested doesnt mean convicted. The outcome is what id be more interested in.

[@ClarityDetermination]

I am pretty sure this is made up.

[@MarkMaciag-dz9gb]

Yeah, that happened.

[@kel9796]

Attorney just needs to get as many dads with daughters on the jury as possible.

[@GR-rx7zq]

Good idea

[@gilliganallmighty3]

No, just anyone with family values.

[@lanefunai4714]

Pretty sure not too many moms would convicted him.

[@nemeanlioness]

@@lanefunai4714 mom initially sold to boyfriend

[@drakenskag]

@@nemeanlioness this case just gets better and better

[@danraymond1493]

As a father of a teenage daughter, I fully support what this Dad did. Well done Sir.

[@Roy-gy8su]

Where does the parents will come into play here bad parenting creates children with mental problems where was her self-esteem that her father was supposed to give her growing up

[@joaquinspandex7870]

Any father worth anything would do the same.

[@Roy-gy8su]

It's funny how it's never the person's child's fault it's always The outsiders it's not the father's fault for not bringing his daughter a property where she ended up out in the streets doing drugs it's that evil drug pushers fault bad parenting deal with it I hope they not only lock him up for life and put him in the worst prison out there to deal with the worst people

[@Stroke999]

@@Roy-gy8su Must be nice being this ignorant.

[@Roy-gy8su]

@@Stroke999 where do you get on ignorant the information is the father was a crackhead who let his daughter to be a crackhead to where she went out and got herself in this situation where it might be ignorant if that's inaccurate information that's not my fault but if that's accurate information then you're the one that's ignorant

[@GreenDruidRay]

As a father with 2 daughters, I think he should get a medal. He is a hero

[@gyver8448]

There's zero evidence the boyfriend did it and the daughter actually told a mental health worker that someone else did it. The boyfriends guilt is nowhere near as clear cut as the video makes it out to be. Which is why vigilante justice should be avoided.

[@joe--cool]

@@gyver8448 Yep according to court documents from last year his meth abusing daughter most likely lied about the guy. Whoopsies...

[@bear4locos]

She was forced to say that. She had others watching her. And if she did speak up. Her family would be killed. Can’t believe everything they say. Till this day she’s still being watched.

[@annakatebertolet2703]

as a daughter, I agree, but I hope I can take care of him myself before anyone else has the chance to.

[@mikehock599]

I have 4 granddaughters. I would do much worse to any man that hurts them. They will live and they will never forget how they ended up in a wheel chair, using the bathroom in a bag and why they now talk with a speak and spell.

[@jacknewzeland4913]

"The answer is simple: evil can never be dead enough." - Sheriff Wayne Ivey

[@redmist6630]

give the man a medal :)

[@invaderzim1265]

That's the stone cold truth.

[@paganathiest6349]

one shot to the head he might survive that, several stab wounds to the abdomen and a cinder block to the head several times and letting the dude think about his actions for the next year, that should do the trick

[@easbreid9879]

Pretty sure Sheriff Grady Judd of Pasco County Florida said the same thing

[@Thomas-ov7si]

Very close bud. Grady is Polk county sheriff not far from me. I live in Brevard where Ivey is sheriff. Both very respected men who we love here in Florida. Glad to see their names are finally getting known though. Not trying to be a pain in the ass. Just saying it before someone can talk some 💩

[@ericgimenez9669]

This might be twisted, but I appreciate the fact he was left to bleed out in the back of a trunk. Knowing exactly what was happening to him, and the fear of being trapped like the girl he sold off to trafficking. Burn in hell my guy.

[@xantishayde-walker4593]

I agree. Couldn't have happened to a "nicer" guy. ;)

[@oneshotman45]

He had autism and cerebral palsy, the dad was aeth addict, and there's no evidence of any sex trafficking done by the kid. But go on and keep defending him.

[@xantishayde-walker4593]

@@oneshotman45 Well, I couldn't find the info, I did make an attempt, so provide links and I'll change my stance.

[@locroyal4400]

@@oneshotman45 source: *trust me dude*

[@oneshotman45]

@@locroyal4400 What's yours?

[@lenorahummell1580]

He had originally went to the police in Spokane to help him with his daughter and they did nothing. So he took matters into his own hands. Like any real parent would do. He saved other possible future victims as well. He is a hero. Live a few hours away from this area.

[@michaelmccoy1794]

I live out on the coast of Washington, in Aberdeen. I never heard about this story. Glad I came across this channel. Interesting stuff.

[@Super.Dario.daVibediver]

I've family in Spokane

[@marvlousmarv0412]

Cops found no evidence of anything happening

[@A.D.Rogers]

I live in spokane and never heard about this case. Nuts! Glad he got his kid back.

[@thirtythreeeyes8624]

@@marvlousmarv0412 They rarely do

[@Maverick-7508]

Interesting fact: A septic tank can break down DNA and organic material and it can do so even faster if the organic material is reduced in mass, like say going through a woodchipper. Life is interesting isn't it?

[@labilniimbecil]

Thx for the potentially needed in the future tip. 👍

[@magnificentbastard7881]

In Minecraft only, right?

[@pauldurkee4764]

They say pigs are great pets.

[@RangerMelB]

@@pauldurkee4764 true story

[@badwolverinex17]

@@pauldurkee4764 First you gotta remove all body hair, because the poor animals choke on it...

[@MoeAdrajas7]

That’s what a father is there for. He’s a legend

[@SpeakTheTruthLouder]

Yes, they are LEGAL GUARDIANS of their children. They have a legal right to guard however required to stop the harm. A sex trafficker should be stopped fully, because they WILL keep doing it.

[@glp.1337]

Crazy how you people in the comments are so easily mislead. After a little investigation it becomes clear this father is just a Meth addict who killed a 19 year old mentally disabled kid. But yeah, what a legend amirite?

[@Yesmanpersondude]

@@glp.1337proof?

[@glp.1337]

@@Yesmanpersondude yes, there is. It's been a year, you should look into the trial. Even the news outlets that initially told this story have reported the updated version of this.

[@shiny460]

​@@YesmanpersondudeThe ongoing police investigation that blows apart the entire narrative presented in this video

[@gameracet]

Dad had a particular set of skills, he did find him, and did kill him.

[@Satwamassive]

His skills were a nightmare for people like him.

[@anthonypareigis6188]

Or hes lying....i mean come on people. His daughters boyfriend, kidnapped her, sold her for 1000 bucks which isnt that much...he figures out where theyre operating out of goes to get his daughter out, instead of reporting it to police, and shutting down the sex trafficking ring permanently, he just took her home and then beat and killed the boyfriend leaving the sex trafficing ring operating...sound like someone desperately trying to get out of trouble because he didnt like his daughters bf.

[@billbradleymusic]

Exactly

[@rcstl8815]

@@anthonypareigis6188 And we found the big picture democrat. I kill the nearest person that hurts my family, simple. That's why we have police INVESTIGATORS, to find the big guys!

[@lokflauntles4808]

Bruh, I read this and almost died from your set of skills 😂 🤣

[@zachf748]

The father deserves a medal. Ain’t no chance I would convict him if I was on his jury.

[@alexratford3346]

Same g

[@marchammond05]

Right on brother!

[@davidsmith4363]

The young man that was murder was born with autism and cerebral palsy. The father is full of shit and trying to avoid a life sentence.

[@BrandonWest87]

@@davidsmith4363 🤣 Sure, let’s excuse a criminal.

[@davidsmith4363]

@@BrandonWest87 seems a lot of people are trying to excuse a murder. There was no sex ring or police investigation into a sex ring. Only a bunch of stupid naive asswipes that can’t tell fiction when they hear it. Where is the proof the disable young man did what a confessed murder is saying?

[@666BIGBLOCK]

Give dad a metal. He’s helped protect every citizen in the USA.

[@JamesJames-ol6kh]

He's a good man trying to do right by his child

[@achilles6578]

This man should of gotten an award 🥇

[@staxmarley8259]

That’s medal

[@davidbuchanan4086]

Metal? Like iron or aluminum?

[@aaronmiller4785]

I think you meant this dad IS metal, give him a medal.

[@BitSku77]

If you have "Sold other human beings into trafficking rings" under your belt, anyone who ends up torturing/killing you should absolutely walk free without question.

[@itax2139]

Without question? Ok lol

[@BB-44]

Unless you live in norway, the dad would get 21 years ez, the guy who sold his dauther would get max 3 years

[@TerribleTake]

@Stkyfngrs Zmooth people on here are really psychopaths smh all y’all are disgusting and crazy

[@fearthedarkofficial]

@@itax2139 you hold doubts? like you'd want the trafficker to walk free on this planet? raping, stealing and selling your children?

[@fearthedarkofficial]

@@TerribleTake defending a nonce!!

[@SkyBeatSaber]

Payphone dude was badass. He sacrificed himself to take out the trash for everyone else. Respect.

[@thundercockjackson]

Gary Plauche. remember his name

[@305663]

With a under hand headshot 🤠

[@jauh25]

He didn't even catch jail time

[@TheStapleGunKid]

What's really funny is that he calmly hung up the phone right after shooting the guy. It's like he was more concerned with the phone then he was with taking a human life.

[@SAMMIEJONESJUNIOR]

@@TheStapleGunKid he killed a HUMAN? I thought he was taking out the trash.

[@ohohvalerie]

There is a case a while back in Europe of a mom who’s daughter was tricked by a neighbor to come inside his house and we all know what he did. The mom came to court with a handgun and shot him right there during the third day of the trial. She got 6 years.

[@marioisawesome8218]

i hate almost all forms of authority in europe.

[@christophernemeth421]

Meanwhile the European courts are letting foreign rapists go free since they claimed to not know rape was illegal

[@CrappyGameReviews]

This should not only be legal, but a national sport.

[@pender7]

Killing innocent people and falsely accusing them of being a sex trafficker. Can I start with you?

[@Hailsatan13]

Murdering people while you’re high on meth without evidence the person committed a crime?

[@gyver8448]

Yeah. Because we all know every accused person is always guilty, and no one ever ends up being exonerated years later. I understand the desire to do it, but in practice it's not nearly that simple. Edit: Just did some digging. The boyfriend dropped her and some of her friends off in Seattle and left. There's zero evidence they had any contact after that and when the daughter messaged the boyfriend days later on Facebook, there's no mention of the sex trafficking and she also told a mental health worker that some third guy, not the boyfriend, sex trafficked her.

[@Canthus13]

No. Because if it was, there'd be a lot of people killed that were wrongly accused just to get them killed. People are scum.

[@whomagoose6897]

The government should also hand out free hunting permits for sex traffickers and Chomo's. Chomos 8s the street name for pedophiles.

[@aaron4163]

I hope he gets to love the rest of his life outside of a cell. He didn’t do anything the rest of us wouldn’t do. He is a hero.

[@jessethehappyguy]

@@escobar1656 do you have any proof of this or...?

[@MeatCat]

@@escobar1656 Kinda weird that the same girl that was "touched by her own dad" (what you're saying) started a gofundme FOR him. Even called him the "best father in the world." Kinda..Kinda weird, huh..

[@MeatCat]

@@escobar1656 Yeah, I'm not finding any of that. And two twitter accounts spreading that kind of information were spam like accounts trying to get clout. There is nothing backing up your claims.

[@Luv4flth]

@@escobar1656 Prob fake accounts

[@iBangADrum]

@@escobar1656 so basically you saw something in some random Twitter or KZbin.. once... And it must be true? I wouldn't be talking about such things without actual proof to provide

[@25acpunderrated71]

Judge: "I'm not sending you to prison on the grounds of you being an absolute chad. I would sentance you community service, but you already did it"

[@darkmagawv4511]

Lol good one .

[@mjmason75]

That's how it should have went!

[@someonedoe9591]

Based king.

[@MrMattroks]

We can only hope

[@intj2948]

Maybe. Some judges are tools.

[@charliecharliewhiskey9403]

Trial is still ongoing. It was pushed up to the Superior court, and there's a trial set for 4/29/2024

[@Burhanontheranch]

And it seems dad wasn’t telling the truth at all. This vid is probably way off base about it.

[@theincrediblefella7984]

​@@Burhanontheranchcare to explain what you just said or are you going to just leave it like that?

[@karlcattegut8100]

@@theincrediblefella7984 Apparently John Eisenman confessed to killing Andrew Sorensen, the boyfriend, while high on meth, apperently Eisenman's fiancée participated and "they played a song about “crying, crying, crying,” while killing Sorensen because he was crying and begging for his life, according to court documents.", Spokane police Detective Randy Lesser wrote he “has not been able to document any independent and verifiable facts that would indicate that Sorensen somehow sex trafficked” Eisenman’s daughter. - Source: The Spokesman-Review "Fiancée of suspect charged in killing of daughter’s boyfriend arrested; investigators say she participated in murder" "Medical records from Sacred Heart show the woman told a mental health specialist that she went to Seattle with her boyfriend who left her there. She then told the mental health worker a guy said he could help her out, but instead of helping her, the unknown man locked her up, gave her drugs and sold her for sex. She did not allege that Sorensen was the person who sex-trafficked her, according to court documents. In a second statement made at the hospital, however, the girlfriend said she and her boyfriend went to Seattle and he dropped her off and was “selling me for drugs.” She then claimed she had been homeless in Seattle for three weeks and was trying to get home, but “they just passed me around,” according to court documents." - Source: The Spokesman-Review "Police: No evidence that man killed by girlfriend’s father was involved in sex trafficking; suspect high on meth".

[@MysTrysTisBek]

Damn

[@Jay-xl3ln]

@@Burhanontheranchur weird bro

[@sebsdumpster926]

That 1980's dad literally had the best accuracy though, he was drunk, had sunglasses, and had like 2 seconds before someone *might* have intervened. That dude is a beast and a great father. R.I.P.

[@melissajarnigan2116]

It's the most gangster shit, I've ever heard of. &For all the RIGHT reasons.

[@ashelpeabody7800]

Great addition! Well said

[@Army4Runner]

Legit pipe-swinger.

[@turz21]

Man pulled out some RDR type shit

[@guitarplayer1495]

@@melissajarnigan2116 "its the most gangster shit"... that was cringe, its 2021 not the 1900s.

[@NONStopGamingGamer]

The only thing truer than Gary's love for his son was his aim.

[@timstarkey121]

queue “hey man nice shot” by filter

[@juanvaldez5422]

@@timstarkey121 I wish I could of met you, now it’s a little late

[@queezlemacnamara9801]

Perfect. Well said. 🇦🇺

[@nevertellmethaoddz8581]

Why Gary why?!?

[@TheStapleGunKid]

The funny thing was how after shooting Ducet, Gary actually took the effort to hang up the phone before the police tackled him. It's like he showed more concern for the phone then for the person he shot.

[@thomasjohnson3628]

As a father, I approve of this message. I’m not alone. Not by a long shot.

[@wetner9995]

Of course your not alone, I have a niece now and she changed my world, I would kill and sacrifice myself for her, those who don't are not human

[@casualguy3938]

I'm not even a father. All I have are two cats, and I would open a serious can of hurt on anyone who was stupid enough to jack with them. I stand with you.

[@tinafoster8665]

@@casualguy3938 you give me hope for the future ❤️🙏

[@tinafoster8665]

@@wetner9995 what if there was, like a vigilante organization that interested n qualified guys formed to informally deal with stuff like this? I know it sounds kind of crazy, kind of like the A-Team or something but just an organization that people could call if they have problems with things like this? As we all know the cops have important tickets to write, I'm not putting down the ones that do their job and catch assholes like this guy that got Dealt with by the father, but the thing is this man must have known about it to be able to act and it just would have been nice if he wouldn't have had to act alone. Then of course there would be more defendants in the trial, unless the organization was able to deal with it and leave no incriminating forensics towards the father, who would be left out of that one but would be expected to help deal with somebody else's problem, which he wouldn't be connected with and therefore stands a much better chance of clearing the system. Or maybe a mother or father or uncle or somebody knows what the situation is, but isn't able to physically or mechanically deal with it. It's just a thought

[@casualguy3938]

@@tinafoster8665 That sounds like a great movie if it couldn't be done in real life haha.

[@SuperCrowHeart]

If you read the reports this is nowhere near as cut and dry as these vids make it out to be. First off, she wasn't kidnapped. She went willingly with her boyfriend to Seattle. Her story varies at that point from her trading sex for drugs to her boyfriend setting up the exchange but police agree she wasn't sold to a sex ring. She came home three days later. Her dad didn't rescue anyone. Then her dad and his girlfriend, both drunk and high on meth, decided to kidnap the ex boyfriend and tortured him while singing. His girlfriend was later turned in after she bragged to a coworker. So this isn't cut and dry. Not saying the boyfriend is innocent but the dad was more corrupt than this video glosses over. The police report actually says there was no evidence of kidnapping nor a sex ring according to the daughter.

[@SuperCrowHeart]

@Anedime she DID go back home after only 3 days. The police reports show that she came home. Her dad didn't rescue anyone. And fyi..not trying to do anything other than to show how easily people like you are led around by the nose because you just accept what you're told and don't think for yourself.

[@isk8atparks]

It really is quite sad how no one cares for the truth. This video just pushed lies pretty much and everyone ate it up, and when you do point out the actual facts they just attack you for it. I think im just going to block this channel from ever appearing in my feed. Theres a definite agenda here and most of the followers are just blind monkeys

[@isk8atparks]

When theres reports literally saying no evidence of trafficking is found people respond, "you got evidence for that". But where was the evidence of their ever being any in the first place other than from the mouth of the murderer and the daughter. So stupid these people, absolute hypocrites

[@BigPanda096]

​@@isk8atparksthey don't understand they have to prove their claims not the other way around where they have to disprove their claims. These idiots dont understand burden of proof or hiw it works.

[@edwcnj1]

The father is a hero, society needs more men with character like him

[@senna8256]

fr killed a guy and nobody cared for a year lol

[@animeyhem9780]

"Some men are born great, others have greatness thrust upon them."

[@Lion-rf8xi]

Hmm I can think of better hero's. Like scientist that cure diseases, journalists who expose corruption, Gabor Mate a canadian psychiatrist comes to mind. But if blowing away one cockroach and spending your life in prison is hero character material for you ok. Also did you just watch a seven minute KZbin? Is that all it takes for you to condemn one man and call another a hero? I know tons about the people I consider heroes and almost as much about the people I consider cockroaches. I have not looked at this case anymore than this KZbin have you?

[@animeyhem9780]

@@Lion-rf8xi as far as his daughter is concerned, this guy is a hero...and to every parent who has had a child taken as well. Yeah, by the letter of the law what he did was wrong. Yes, he probably will spend time behind bars for his actions. But there are some things in this world that are worth killing for, worth dying for, worth going to hell for. Your kid should be one of those things...

[@Lion-rf8xi]

@@animeyhem9780. Yeah but what im saying is Shelby thinks the guy is a hero and he thinks he is a heroes for society also which to me is a low low bar. Also how can he be a hero for his kid if he is behind bars? Also you just watched a seven minute KZbin I'm assuming. How are you going to feel if we later find out the dad here was not a good guy at all? A real hero dad would be getting his kid the best trauma therapist and treatment he could afford. You think his kid would rather have a dad or see her perp dead? Things to consider also if your going to squish cockroaches and they really are roaches clean your shoes.

[@zredband]

On behalf of Fathers everywhere: I thank him for his service. I wanna shake his hand and pin a medal on him.

[@ricos6243]

Me too. Let's take him out for a beer to celebrate 🍾

[@liljoe5139]

COULDN'T SAID IT BETTER

[@pokerman9108]

I want to tell him of things that will melt a body into nothing....

[@carlosnunes929]

@@ricos6243 drinks are on me brother

[@DragosNowitzki]

Yes sir!

[@FPCCEM]

Seems like pops did us all a solid. I’ll buy him a drink for his troubles.

[@rexnike1665]

Agreed

[@Benji-il7wv]

Amen!

[@schwifty98]

N how u gone do that

[@devonmurphy5544]

Anytime we need to follow this example.

[@freakshowfilmfestival3591]

Use that money for his go fund me. His bail is set at $1 million

[@breveth]

"Oh, he found his daughter. Nothing more to see here." Every jury ever in the US history

[@sledzeppelin]

Huh? What are you even talking about?

[@justincase2291]

Nothing more than he found his daughter. Found out what she went through and then found the "boyfriend". Nothing but respect and sadness for this poor guy.

[@vihaandas4346]

@@justincase2291 and nothing but pain and suffering for the boyfriend

[@404-Error-Not-Found]

@Ako Cummins you clearly didn't watch the entire video before commenting... He's referencing the ending statements of Mr. Doughnut. About what a jury will think of the *fathers* crimes, not the boyfriends. OP seems to have the opinion that the dad will walk as if nothing happened.

[@stevejenkins9984]

Idk most jury's are dumb really dumb

[@RevinSOR13]

As a single father of a wonderful 3yr old girl. I would absolutely not hesitate to do exactly the same if someone harmed my daughter like this, or like Doucette did. There's several reasons I own firearms, protecting my daughter is No. 1. Not all heroes wear capes and, that's exactly what this man is, a hero.

[@paulblyth392]

Good on you!

[@RevinSOR13]

@@paulblyth392 Thank you my good sir.

[@monkeykidd420]

Id murder for my son

[@AnglerDads]

Agree 100%!

[@hondacivic3612]

god bless

[@lockshockbarrel3029]

He saved his daughter and other daughter’s from being sold. He is a hero!

[@Lone-Sigma-Wolf]

But hasn’t his daughter already sold?!

[@stoney_509]

Yes Yes I’m From Toppenish Washington In The Lower Valley Nd We Get A Lot Of Human-Trafficking Of Indigenous Kids Nd Adults Nd In Yakima Washington A Lot Of Mexican Teens. We Need #BitcoinBeach No Jobs Here.😮‍💨

[@themockingbirdy2122]

@@Lone-Sigma-Wolf He actually tracked her down and saved her too, which wasn't mentioned. I think he legit just bought her back

[@tonyb4350]

ABSOLUTELY!!!

[@thatsamazin-]

@@themockingbirdy2122 3:29

[@blakefreeman1077]

😂When he's talking about the car thieves getting their fingerprints all over a murder scene, and describes this as an "Oopsie Poopsie", I lost it.

[@burner1one15]

If that dad actually went to get his daughter out of a trafficking ring he should become a detective I think he’d solve more crimes than all the detectives in the surrounding states

[@ceasarcruz8312]

I sure hope he did at least get some info from the dirtbag...

[@jacobs1563]

They don't tend to solve crimes that they are paid to ignore. Sad truth of what and when we live.

[@ReikerForge]

To be fair it's a lot easier to be a detective when you're allowed to maim and kill the suspects to get the information and results you need

[@jacobs1563]

@@ReikerForge I'm okay with the way he did it.

[@lightinthedarkness8849]

@@ReikerForge actually info, gained by torture is not as reliable always reliable

[@vyelet]

You know, if my kid was sold to human traffickers, I’d legit do the same. This dad is a hero, all the love and support for him 💜

[@ajohnson153]

Only thing I'd do differently is I'd make damn sure the body would never be found.

[@giovannibertocci8944]

He sadly is not, as he could not coop with that crushing weight. It's hard not to break, and lots of people ruin themselves over regret.

[@darklordboehm428]

Fully justified

[@BWolf00]

Call up Joe and ask for a medal explaining that the boyfriend was named Cornpop.

[@sidecharacter7165]

@blurble923 This is why we have jury nullification

[@Feelix420]

Standing ovation for the Dad. He did a solid for all justice loving people out there. Kudos.

[@forevermarked5826]

Wtf, ur name!

[@tehfuqizg0inon588]

That piece of shit kid got it too easy if you ask me. But justice none the less

[@romanticrelish]

Standing ovulation?

[@tyrellharper6480]

The Biden administration has lost track of one third of the children that have crossed the border. This means that they have been sold off. There are around 180,000 people crossing the southern border every month that are documented and released. So do the math on how many thousands of children are being sold every month because of the situation at the border

[@tehfuqizg0inon588]

@@tyrellharper6480 "lost" oh they probly know exactly where they're going

[@Sharauni]

UPDATE (long): As of 2023 John Eisenman's fiancé Brenda Kross was arrested for helping Eisenman commit the murder. Kross admitted to an HR employee that she was present when Eisenman killed Sorensen; she also said the song "Crying, Crying, Crying" was playing while she and Eisenman killed Sorensen. When the HR employee asked Kross why she played that song, she replied "she played it because Sorensen was crying so much and begging for his life." Kross admitted to hitting him, saying "got a few good swings at Sorensen with a knuckle ring right to his face". And that "he got what he deserved." She has pleaded Not Guilty and says the HR employee misconstrued what she said. Sorensen was born with cerebral palsy, autism, and diagnosed developmentally delayed, so honestly I doubt he was the ringleader of some sex trade operation. The police found absolutely no evidence that any sex trade was going on; John however admitted to "probably" being high on meth when he killed Andrew Sorensen. Oct. 21, 2020 Sorensen dropped off his girlfriend and the two passengers at a 7-11 convenience store in Renton, telling them he would return shortly with the car but he never returned; he never came back because the car he was driving had been stolen by someone, he told his mom that night. Two days later, the girlfriend tried to call Sorensen at about 9 p.m. but he didn’t answer. Twenty minutes later, she sent a message with multiple expletives asking for her stuff back. Sorensen responded at 3:31 p.m. on Oct. 24 saying, “Why. All u do is run your … mouth about me.” In her first story she did not allege that Sorensen was the person who sex-trafficked her, but in her second story she said she and her boyfriend went to Seattle and he dropped her off and was “selling me for drugs.” She then claimed she had been homeless in Seattle for three weeks and was trying to get home, but “they just passed me around,” according to court documents. Investigators noted it wasn’t possible for her to have been homeless in Seattle for three weeks based on indications she had traveled there from Spokane on Oct. 20. She THEN said she was picked up by a man she believed Sorensen knew, was taken to an apartment and forced to smoke something from a pipe before being sexually assaulted by multiple men. Police haven't been able to corroborate any of her stories. A rape kit was never done, apparently. Yes, Sorensen had drug issues, his family stated that at 18 "he started smoking marijuana which quickly led to harder drugs". His girlfriend had gotten a 20k+ settlement for a car accident and she, Sorensen and some friends bought a car (the one that got stolen), new clothes and drugs, and then went to Seattle for the weekend, his mother said. Sorensen stayed in Seattle for a few more days after the car was stolen before his uncle picked him up and brought him to Spokane. Eisenman’s daughter ended up alone in Seattle after the friends she was with found their own way home, her parents later came to get her. “And so I know that (the girlfriend) probably felt like he had stranded her and left because … when she came back, she went to the hospital and a week later my son was murdered,” Sorensen (mom) said. Three days later, hospital staff called the police again to report that Eisenman’s daughter had threatened to kill Sorensen and her parents. I read in one post online that someone claims he's been arrested for assault more than once and has had at least one restraining order placed on him, but I haven't been able to find anything on that, and since it was just one person saying it, on Reddit no less, and not in the news at all I'm loathe to believe it. Sorensens mother believes the daughter’s settlement money may have led to disagreements within the Eisenman family, which could have factored in her son’s death. “There was probably plans made behind this money,” Sorensen said. “They spent it, and my son was a big part of spending that money. There’s anger behind that,” she added. The GiveSendGo that Kross had set up got taken down. Brenda Kross had been whining on Facebook about her car being repossessed and not having any money. Makes me think that Sorensens mom might have a good point about the settlement money. According to Kross, her daughter has been homeless for more than a year now. I don't really get that, but from an admitted family of meth-heads it kind of makes sense. Sorensens mother however worries for the girl: “Every single day, she’s on the streets as a homeless girl at 19. If they’re so worried about her getting sex-trafficked, why don’t they go get her? My heart goes out to her. I pray for her.” She doesn't believe the girlfriend had anything to do with her sons death but I do! The money issue may have played a hand but all the stories she made up in the hospital surely spurred her druggie parents to killing him in my opinion.

[@Romeo-4]

Looks like @donutoperator needs to revisit this story

[@drkellymac]

@@Romeo-4 All that stuff must be true - some random guy in the comments always knows all the true facts. lol

[@bchin4005]

​@@drkellymac all of the above details are easily available from police records and court documents that can be found through a simple Google search. How about instead of just assuming that a comment is erroneous, you know, DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH, before popping off in the comments if you think something isn't right. Oh wait, that would entail critical thinking. Good luck with that.

[@jstriker623]

Judge: "On the sole count of the indictment, murder, how do you find?" Jury foreperson: "We the jury find that the defendant should have properly disposed of the body. We're finding him guilty of illegal dumping of trash on the side of the road, and ordering a $150 fine."

[@JamieAllen1977]

What if the dead guy did not sale the daughter, what if the dad got it wrong. What if that was your brother in the trunk.

[@victorhopper6774]

@@JamieAllen1977 what if you died last year?

[@woody8577]

@@JamieAllen1977 What if you were the daughter?

[@JamieAllen1977]

@@victorhopper6774 so, you believe what people tell you. No wonder america is falling off a cliff

[@JamieAllen1977]

@@woody8577 apperantly you believe what you hear.

[@growthzack9542]

How could a father have any other reaction? How could our legal system actually punish someone for this

[@anusmcgee4150]

The idea is that you don’t get to be judge, jury and executioner like it’s the Wild West. Said idea, however, is fucking stupid. I’m glad that father expedited a rapist’s one way trip to Hell.

[@sunnirae1900]

A friend of mine nearly murdered someone that raped her friend's 7 year old sister. Turned out, he had also raped a bunch of other kids, too. She beat him so badly with a can of fruit, he was in the ICU for months and will never fully recover (TBI). She was charged with 2nd degree attempted murder (she did want him dead), was in jail for 3 months awaiting trial and the Jury refused to convict her. She didn't lose her job or apartment while in jail because she's a fucking hero.

[@Hungry4balanc3]

What was the quote, Evil flourished because good people refused to pay the price to oppose it. Your freedom is < than rule of law. And the legal system isnt one of justice, its sole focus is to maintain order. Dad is a hero, im sure he has no regrets. I wouldnt either. But everything has a price at least his daughter is safe if that still exists for her.

[@Edgun99a]

@@sunnirae1900 nice

[@Cholatemilk1]

you used to be able to shoot a man in the middle of the street for stealing your horse and the sheriff would buy you a drink after now brazen crime is essentially permitted and only law abiding citizens are really held accountable

[@loganbaileysfunwithtrains606]

My favorite part of the Plauché story is that his then divorced wife Jodie’s mom upon hearing that Gary had killed Jeffery asked him “at least you could’ve asked for me to drive you to the airport”

[@ThatGuy-c]

Lmao

[@josiahmorris5799]

She would’ve messed it up somehow.

[@JustATakit]

If there has ever been a case for Jury Nullification this one is it.

[@Dave-ff9im]

Not even close

[@v.c.447]

As a father I agree with him doing what's needed to be done As a law abiding member of society I agree with him doing what's needed to be done

[@MrNickpeck36]

@Tech Overkill Agreed.

[@antisocialjusticewarrior2073]

Same & same !

[@King1Z7]

xd

[@kujju18]

Same. I agree this comment should be pinned!

[@Esron13]

Except you didn't look up an update to this case.

[@DiegoMartinez-ou5wn]

I have 2 daughters and I would do the same if someone did that to them. These dad's deserve medals.

[@veltren8012]

Couldn't agree more...

[@melodyscamman244]

We can only hope that the "boy friend" suffered a great deal of pain before he drew his last breath... The dad is an hero imo.

[@kahnkretefpv7594]

From the description, there is no need hope. He probably shat himself from watching the cylinder block coming down on his head like fuk'n anvil. While pops has this look on his face of absolute jubilation. Pops was also smart enough to not kill him too quick, and just closed the trunk and let him bleed out. He must have slept like a baby for the rest of his life. R.I.P.

[@melodyscamman244]

@@escobar1656 perhaps... My assessment is strictly from information presented... I'm not religious in any opinion

[@CJ-cb8qv]

Hello donut, came by to say that i gladly came across you channel again recently, been watching non stop. Great content!

[@AZOMBIERYO]

Also when his ex-wife talked to him for the first time after the murder she told him "you could have at least let me drive you there". Another thing was he was friends with all the cops since he went to the same bar, in the full video they shout out his name, one of the cops said that he immediately knew gary would go free because and I'm paraphrasing "a man kills someone who hurt his child he wont won't see the inside of a prison cell, not in the state of louisiana"

[@heatherphillips5983]

And even if he did go to prison, he'd be fine. Nobody would intentionally go out of their way to fuck him off, like say a pedophile, because even hard lifers would understand.

[@bioemiliano]

@@heatherphillips5983 A lot of prisoners are fathers, he would probably be cheered by almost everyone

[@joe7272]

that quote means "louisianans aren't mentally disabled and know right from wrong"

[@michaeldeleon6673]

As a lousisanian I can indeed say, with almost everyone being armed, you can expect this fate as a shithead.

[@terencemckenna3568]

I grew up in the South and as they used to say..as he would be going leaving ppl would be saying "see ya, wouldn't want to be ya"!!! Hahaha pedo/human traffickers only scum lower than drug dealers

[@misfit4505]

These are the kind of men America needs. Straight up hero in my eyes.

[@sledzeppelin]

Yeah, a country run by men who decide unilaterally to dole out deadly justice. There are already countries like that, but you don't want to live in them.

[@tonysmith7502]

@@sledzeppelin well if you don't take a man's child and turned into a sex trafficking victim then you don't have anything to worry about do you stop defending the f****** criminal

[@Alextherelic1]

@@tonysmith7502 I would shoot the shit out of the person who sold her

[@dontkickmychick6076]

@@sledzeppelin who ever specified it's a men only thing? Dont matter what gender it is if someone does something horrible to your kid you're pretty justified to want to fuck em up

[@jaysaini955]

@@sledzeppelin Dafaq do you mean?

[@Alemond]

He wasn't pretending to be on the phone. He was actually talking to a friend telling him what he was going to do. He found out where they were coming through by listening to reporters he knew who were in a bar. He was also friends with all of the police in town. He was a damn hero.

[@cryamistellimek9184]

His ex’s reaction was even better. “If he said what he was doing I would have given him a lift.”

[@martholomewl8288]

He actually hung up the phone after doming the asshole instead of just leaving the receiver hanging off the wall. He was best friends with a lot of top police officers which is why during the news reel you can hear the officer (one of his buddies) saying “why Gary? why?” and Jody, Gary’s son that was kidnapped, released a book titled “why Gary? why?”. Just an insane story all around. Rip to a Louisianan legend.

[@matts2227]

To bad I can't like that video. Got what was deserved!

[@matts2227]

@@martholomewl8288 If you know anything about small towns, everyone knows everyone. Baton Rouge back then was not as big as you may think. There is many outlying communities that are small, and people know and look out for each other. Now days it's a bigger city, and like most...

[@pikabolt09]

"He was also friends with all of the police in town. " The Dad will be fine, if he gets sent to prison it'll only be to finish the job other father's hadn't.

[@ReaIHuman]

I saw this video years ago, just gotta say that thumbnail is still hilarious.

[@CaptainLuckyLuke]

I’m appalled by the neighbour that ratted the father out to the police. A man tells me he killed the man that trafficked his daughter and I’m bloody well taking that secret to the grave!!

[@4seeableTV]

Forensics would've lead to the father anyway, but I hear what you're saying.

[@lukesewell1312]

I'd buy him a drink

[@dgibraltar]

Captain Lucky Luke; I would get that father and some other like minded men, to go after other traffickers

[@buxadonoff]

Seems like we need to clean the community some more. Rats needs to die

[@destructorzz7197]

I mean, how do you know that's not a cover story? Just saying, you aren't a judge. Neither is he. If all of us played judge jury and executioner, we wouldn't have a society.

[@genetmom4794]

I wish I could be on that jury. There is nothing a prosecution could say to ever make me choose guilty. This father saved countless lives in the future with his actions.

[@debbieolandese4912]

I can't help but wonder how many other girls were sold into sex slavery by this scumbag before this man's daughter.

[@Ididntaskforahandleyoutube]

I understand your emotions. I really do. But I'm glad that you'll never likely be on a murder case.

[@Gnarlio]

@@Ididntaskforahandleyoutube please wash your mouth out with buckshot

[@T0ENNI]

@@Ididntaskforahandleyoutube it ended like this: Late last year, a man named John Eisenman was arrested and charged with first-degree murder for allegedly killing his daughter's 19-year old boyfriend Andrew Sorensen, which happened a year prior. After getting arrested, Eisenman claimed that his daughter's boyfriend sex trafficked her, and that he killed him after rescuing his daughter from the sex trafficking ring. The media reported his claims as fact, and he was portrayed as a hero in the eyes of the public. He was also raised 61k dollars through a fundraising website named GiveSendGo. After all of this, a number of facts have come out making it almost certain that Eisenman was lying about the sex trafficking story, was a meth addict, and likely tortured and killed Sorensen over money. At the time of his arrest, Eisenman's daughter was also reportedly homeless. These two articles provide a good summary: www.crimeonline.com/2021/12/07/dad-says-he-killed-underage-daughters-sex-trafficker-boyfriend-but-cops-say-theres-no-evidence-of-trafficking/ www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/man-allegedly-killed-daughters-boyfriend-no-hero-grieving-family-says-rcna5353

[@Lobsterwithinternet]

@@Ididntaskforahandleyoutube Why? Because he understands Jury nullification and you don't?

[@gingw7333]

As the mother of a daughter who was violated by a family friend as a young child, I regret at times going to the police rather than calling my ex and his brothers to deal with the POS.

[@kumstayne4884]

I’m glad you didn’t. You would have ruined your life, her life, your relatives life and your exes life.

[@Otingocni]

Why you got to call someone? Triggers aren't that hard to pull.

[@thewhitetophat8965]

@@Otingocni she's saying she regrets not doing it or atleast not getting her contacts who can to do it

[@keithrich4209]

@@Otingocni hate to say this but this type of dirty work does seem like a mans job.

[@meglukes]

@@keithrich4209 Plus as a woman her only option is probably to shoot and then turn herself in. Odds are low that she’s strong enough to move the body if she wanted to try covering it up (like half of all murders now go unsolved so the odds aren’t too bad of getting away with it), and she can’t do anything more retributive, like beating him or stabbing him, without being more likely to lose that fight. Her best hope would be that her daughter can do without her while she sits in prison and hopefully gets off on a suspended sentence that doesn’t affect custody.

[@tonymacias8134]

A heart felt happy Father’s Day to him!

[@Dave-ff9im]

In prison. Where he belongs.

[@wrenchracers2083]

The fact that no one missed the dead body for almost a year should tell you how high of a regard people had for him

[@geraldparker3118]

His welfare case worker properly missed him!

[@jacobmccandles1767]

@@geraldparker3118 he was probably collecting checks from multiple girls. That's one of the scams they pull.

[@menacemuchmo8076]

@@geraldparker3118 want on welfare had plenty of cash from selling innocent girls

[@generaljeneral7503]

"Missed"

[@tyrant7583]

Just because they don't show or bring up friends and family that love and miss him in the media. Doesn't mean there's no one that does. In over 95% of these documentaries they'll make the killer as someone we can't relate to or empathize with. It's the reason why they show the victim family and friends. Shows the victim in pictures smiling while doing fun activities with others. When showing the killer they only show the worst pictures of them. Useally a mugshot or any pictures where they're alone and not smiling. Nothing showing them having a good time with friends and family who love them. So we seem them as just the crime they committed in the form of a person.

[@sassybritches9344]

I remember the 1983 incident. I remember my dad saying, “I wouldn’t convict him if I was on the jury.”

[@StevenMichaelCunningham]

The sentence is death, life with no parole imprisonment. After what happened to me as a child & adult alike as well as my own baby & his dysfunctional mother & her 'friends' as well as 'family' every single simpliphile in the mix in particular need seek legal representation, psychiatric care & remain in an incarcerated state of solitude of their own accord. Such as your 'father.' My child & his brother & their dysfunctional family had to be forced to acknowledge their enabling crime. Due to their lack of sobriety in general. That is the difference between sin & evil. Evil consists of killing or molesting at all for that matter. Sin enables it as one is enfeebling their very self by not nourishing & nurturing their own existence as an individual not to mention that of others. Be well.

[@danielstorts5372]

He did what any dad would do. Guilty of loving his daughter and protecting her. End of conversation.

[@DD-yx9vl]

💯👌

[@fisknylle]

Protection is a precautionary method. Protection would have been to teach her to not date sex trafficking douche canoes.

[@teep3049]

Depends on the jury. If the defense had their way, they'd put 12 fathers with daughters on the jury during selection

[@truthsRsung]

His act may have protected other people's daughters, but not his. Too late for that.

[@DarkPhoenix203Ct]

You hit the bullseye 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@OptimalOwl]

6:10 - "His defence argued that he could not tell the defence between right and wrong." I was thinking the exact opposite. He was _the only person_ in that whole mess who knew right from wrong.

[@Rob-gf3pb]

Mic drop

[@rizreid8670]

Very well spoken, D.O. - and I love the neon doughnut ! P.S, Thanks for the review of the 'phone caller' dropping the dirt-bag : D Carry on, sir.

[@nickberry1272]

I thought his daughter was dead or already sold and gone until you said “HE RESCUED HER” then he went and murked him and just lived his life for a year until someone finally noticed! Pure insanity and I applaud this man all the way. I hope the justice system doesn’t fail him like it does a lot of other people.

[@jamesfoxx6650]

He should have done more to get rid of any evidence

[@nickberry1272]

@@jamesfoxx6650 maybe a little brick on the gas pedal neutral drop action into a lake. It’s clear neither the car or the un-alived person in the trunk were missed or cared about.

[@zackfoster3208]

@@RemixedYoshi because why care. Of course they feel bad but well, that happens when your family member FUCKING SELLS A HUMAN. Lmao.

[@allisonjames2923]

Actually, don’t applaud him too quickly. Looks like the trafficking angle could have been a lie. Hmmm 🤔 “Investigators say they have no “independent and verifiable facts” that a 20-year-old man found dead in a car trunk in October had sex trafficked his girlfriend as her father, the confessed killer, has claimed. Furthermore, police allege John Eisenman, 60, told investigators he was high on methamphetamine when he killed Andrew Sorensen last year. The arrest came just days after Sorensen’s body was found in the trunk of an abandoned car in Spokane. Sorensen had been missing for a year. In court documents filed Monday, Spokane police Detective Randy Lesser wrote he “has not been able to document any independent and verifiable facts that would indicate that Sorensen somehow sex trafficked” Eisenman’s daughter. The killing and sex-trafficking motive became a national story when it broke last month and even earned Eisenman financial support on a crowd-funding website for his legal defense. That narrative of an enraged father exacting deadly revenge is crumbling as the police investigation deepens. Court documents allege Eisenman told investigators he was probably under the influence of methamphetamine when he killed Sorensen and had been using meth daily around the time of the killing. That investigation found that Sorensen, his girlfriend and two other people who are not identified in court documents, traveled to Renton, Washington, on the evening of Oct. 20, 2020. On the drive, Sorensen, the girlfriend, who The Spokesman-Review is not naming due to claims of sex trafficking, and one of the other people in the car smoked methamphetamine several times, investigators wrote in court documents. At some point, Sorensen dropped off his girlfriend and the two passengers at a 7-11 convenience store in Renton, telling them he would return shortly with the car, according to court records. Sorensen never returned, and his girlfriend and the two other people were left stranded at the store, court records show. At one point, the girlfriend walked away from the 7-11 and ended up at a Chevron. She called police from the Chevron at about 6 a.m. Oct. 21, 2020, and said she had been stranded after coming over from Spokane, according to court documents. Renton police officers responded to the Chevron, picked up the young woman and took her back to the 7-11, where the other people she arrived with remained. The detective wrote he learned that Sorensen didn’t return to the gas station because the car he was driving had been stolen. In a Facebook message at about 12:45 p.m. Oct. 21, Sorensen told his mother he no longer had the car. His mother tried to find out where the girlfriend and other friend were. At 8:21 p.m., his mother asked Sorensen if he had found his girlfriend. He told her he hadn’t, according to court documents. Lesser wrote he found no information Sorensen ever met up with his girlfriend and friend again. Two days later, the girlfriend tried to call Sorensen at about 9 p.m. but he didn’t answer. Twenty minutes later, she sent a message with multiple expletives asking for her stuff back. Sorensen responded at 3:31 p.m. on Oct. 24 saying, “Why. All u do is run your … mouth about me.” The girlfriend sent a message to Sorensen on Nov. 11 saying “hey” but Sorensen did not reply. He had been dead for several days, according to court documents. There was no mention of sex trafficking in the pair’s messages, court documents say. Eisenman told police he and his fiancee, Brenda Kross, went to pick up their daughter on Oct. 23 and spent most of the day in downtown Seattle before returning to Spokane. The daughter was taken to Sacred Heart Medical Center just before midnight Oct. 23, 2020, according to court documents and police records. Investigators said, based on statements, the woman was with her parents for most of the day Oct. 23, leaving the time from 6 a.m. Oct. 21 through when she met up with her parents unaccounted for. Medical records from Sacred Heart show the woman told a mental health specialist that she went to Seattle with her boyfriend who left her there. She then told the mental health worker a guy said he could help her out, but instead of helping her, the unknown man locked her up, gave her drugs and sold her for sex. She did not allege that Sorensen was the person who sex-trafficked her, according to court documents. In a second statement made at the hospital, however, the girlfriend said she and her boyfriend went to Seattle and he dropped her off and was “selling me for drugs.” She then claimed she had been homeless in Seattle for three weeks and was trying to get home, but “they just passed me around,” according to court documents. Investigators noted it wasn’t possible for her to have been homeless in Seattle for three weeks based on indications she had traveled there from Spokane on Oct. 20. On Oct. 25, a police officer responded to the hospital to speak with her. A counselor told the officer that the young woman said she recently received an insurance settlement for $22,000, and that the money had been deposited into her bank account that Sorensen had access to through the bank app on his phone. The woman told the counselor that they purchased a vehicle and drove to a 7-11 in Renton where she gave Sorensen her debit card and he withdrew money at an ATM before leaving her at the store. She then said she was picked up by a man she believed Sorensen knew, the counselor told police. The woman said she was taken to an apartment and forced to smoke something from a pipe before being sexually assaulted by multiple men. She told the counselor she didn’t want to speak with the officer or get anyone in trouble, according to court documents. Investigators have not been able to identify the man who picked up the woman from the 7-11. Eisenman remains in Spokane County Jail on a $1 million bond.” From: Police: No evidence that man killed by girlfriend’s father was involved in sex trafficking; suspect high on meth UPDATED: Thu., Dec. 2, 2021

[@allisonjames2923]

@@RemixedYoshi They’re understandably very upset, particularly as it seems the trafficking story may have been a lie. “For the Sorensen family, learning the details of Andrew Sorensen’s death has been difficult, said his mother Theresa Sorensen. “I’m sad that it all happened,” Theresa Sorensen said. “I’m sad that my son’s gone.” Previously, the family was upset by Eisenman’s claims Sorensen was involved in sex-trafficking, which they said weren’t true and that the accused man’s family had raised more than $60,000 for his defense fund on a crowdfunding site. Now Theresa Sorensen said she’s sad her son doesn’t get the chance to turn his life around. “We had plans for Andrew,” Theresa Sorensen said. “I just wanted to be able to keep helping him make changes in his life to become a good, productive person, and he’s dead and I miss him.”” From: Police: No evidence that man killed by girlfriend’s father was involved in sex trafficking; suspect high on meth UPDATED: Thu., Dec. 2, 2021

[@Thatonedudeyouknowtheone]

father or no, anybody who puts a guy like that out of everyone else's misery is a hero. The jury should sentence him to a round of applause and never having to buy his own drinks again.

[@wompo5628]

“putting someone out of everyone else’s misery” lmao I’m gonna remember that one, thanks

[@huntclanhunt9697]

1 week community service for making the cops smell the car.

[@oneshotman45]

But the kid literally had autism and cerebral palsy. How could he have trafficked the girl? There's no evidence to support it either.

[@huntclanhunt9697]

@@oneshotman45 All he'd have to do is lure her to a place where an accomplice is.

[@oneshotman45]

@@huntclanhunt9697 But there's no evidence that either scenario happened. The dad lied to save his own skin.

[@matthewpellegrini1905]

I personally don’t think he will get the charges dismissed in the “current climate”. In my book he’s a Fing legend and could have only made it better if he repeatedly slammed the boyfriends sausage in a door.

[@avaangel433]

That made me laugh. I like the way you think. 😁😁😁

[@stevenmoskalev7971]

Definitely not in a democratic state

[@garretthurtt6254]

Matthew i agree with everything you said unfortunately for the first part on "today's climate" and also the fact it happened in Washington state. 2nd part i hope your right with to because I have the same thinking towards a person personally that something like this needs to happen to for the shit hes done.

[@kazumablackwing4270]

Why stop there..put the sausage in a bench vise and take the turning handle. Leave the fucker with nothing but a rusty knife, giving them the choice to cut it off or starve

[@thechonkersking2647]

Not a door, use a waffle iron.

[@mountainmarauder2575]

Kind of a perfect definition of "What goes around - Comes around"

[@jayharv285]

Not really. The story was fake. Multiple news sources even showed that the father was high on meth and there was no evidence of trafficking

[@drt1945]

Foreman: We, the jury find the defendant not guilty by reason of being a hero.

[@pieppy6058]

We find the defendant guilty of being a hero

[@TheRockhopper77]

We find the defendant guilt of assault because being a hero doesn't matter in the court of law. Get fucked.

[@insanehippiehippieinsane3828]

@@TheRockhopper77 Yes it does it is called Jury Nullification.

[@jameskapaun3325]

@@TheRockhopper77 which side will you be on? The people that get butchered by monsters, the people that watch the monsters do it or the monsters themselves?

[@beardedraven7285]

Gary's ex wife said she was just mad he didnt let her drive him to the airport. When even your exwife is on board you might be on to something

[@cmen6895]

YES! Thats how you fucking know!

[@scottoswald7535]

Yeah, if there are parents in the jury... it'll be a NOT GUILTY verdict.

[@nickelakon5369]

Your honor, my client says he did it. He pleads "who cares" We move to dismiss all charges

[@bgreen987]

You win the comments section!

[@GoatMan-dl5ds]

Case dismissed

[@zpaley5095]

Prosecution: "Yeah, what he said."

[@soupafi]

Happy Fathers Day Gary

[@UrbanHiker317]

Several years ago while riding the Amtrak, I met a man who had just been released from prison after 25 plus years for the murder of the man who molested his nephew. He said he came home from Nam and within the month found the guy and took him out. He said he has no regrets. I hugged him and shook his hand. The only thing for evil to persist is for good men to do nothing. I still pray for that man's well-being.

[@Milk_____________________]

🤝

[@Re-Todd_Howard]

When I raise my flashing sword, and my hand takes hold on judgment, I will take vengeance upon mine enemies, and I will repay those who hate me. Oh, Lord, raise me to Thy right hand and count me among Thy saints. Now, we must all fear evil men. But there is another kind of evil which we must fear most, and that is the indifference of good men.

[@kevinsteel7875]

Rambo type shit

[@joshb8976]

He probably was the guy who was molesting the nephew. Dudes in prison tend to lie a lot.

[@Re-Todd_Howard]

@@joshb8976 what a reach. Stretch Armstrong over here.

[@MHTutorials3D]

Is cleaning up garbage an offense ?

[@lostwizardcat9910]

in this day and age yeah unfortunately it is

[@LiamKaiser93]

Yeah

[@poley099]

@@lostwizardcat9910 sadly

[@azscratcherelite846]

Yes because now they can't make bank on the garbage being in the dumpster.

[@MrFlytoskyyy2]

garbage life matters!!

[@simonbrosseau1783]

As a father of a 7 years old boy. I will gladly do prison time if somebody would to hurt my son. No question asked, no regret or remorse.

[@taraharvey8123]

👏❣️👏 YES! I have two sons, adults now, and I told myself at a very young age.. if I ever had children and ANYONE did ANYTHING to harm them (such as what was done to the children in these 2 stories) I would ABSOLUTELY DO THE SAME THING! I was molested for a long time as a young girl, hence why I swore to protect any children I would have, with my life!

[@Airplanefan477]

The problem is now you are in prison, your kid is still a victim and now doesn’t have their dad with them to help heal and then may feel if they hadn’t said anything then their dad wouldn’t have been in prison and would be with them.

[@stoiccrane4259]

@@Airplanefan477 So? The damage to the kid is already done. Let the scum who created that damage feel retribution. The father being around would be no guarantee the kid wuld heal regardless.

[@Airplanefan477]

@@stoiccrane4259 wow you’re everyone’s dream father. Screw the kid he’s already damaged no sense being around might as well get revenge and leave him/her

[@stoiccrane4259]

@@Airplanefan477 They're many different dynamics involved. It's not just about the kid. Fathers are supposed to protect their children from predators instead of just wimpily let any scumbag do whatever to their children. I understand people wanting to be there and help the kid through the emotional turmoil. That's fine and all but there's but so much a parent can do in the situation that a trained clinical psychologist couldn't do better. Anyone who kills the perpetrator who placed their kid in that situation to begin with has more of my sympathy because at least they were willing to avenge the disgrace inflicted on their child instead of being passively self-righteous.

[@chuckfarley567]

He couldn't hide a woodchipper in the payphone area?

[@colegladiatordoesgames3132]

This is actually a real life “taken”. This is the guy no one will mess with in prison, no joke.

[@pepegya5168]

Hell he did it to help his daughter. He'd be the old respected dude if he gets in prison. Everybody would respect the old dude who just helped his daughter

[@jamesdawson1171]

He never went to prison...He actually got a suspended prison sentence of seven years. Which means if he committed murder again in that time he would go to prison. He didnt so therefore he blew dude away and didnt spend a day in prison. Win win

[@colegladiatordoesgames3132]

@@jamesdawson1171 LETS GO, THATS A DUB

[@lewislambert4590]

@@jamesdawson1171 He's talking about the current one, not the one from the eighties.

[@juicecx5160]

@@pepegya5168 Not only would they respect him, but they'd treat him like royalty. People who kill pedophiles, rapists, and people like that kid gets major street credit in prison and people will pull strings for him.

[@robertsutton1295]

“Human soup in the trunk of a car.” Priceless.

[@xtofux8697]

Good soup

[@DIY_DISASTERZ]

get the ladle

[@Advent154]

If someone sexually assaulted my child, that person and anyone connected to has forfeited there lives and will get whatever punishment I would deem necessary.

[@BillyBopper1000]

I see rapists around me, but here in canada everything is legal. The police will try having you robbed before they'll pretend to do anything here. If a homeless man tries to beat you and steal your wallet, you're a criminal if you fight back. We have no rights. I want to piss on my flag. If i have money on me, legally, anyone who demands it from me here, now owns it. Canada's fallen a long time ago. If i were single if be praying for a civil war.

[@zippyparakeet1074]

@@BillyBopper1000 Funny that Canada still has the lowest crime rate in North America. Of course some things have room for improvement but it's definitely not some dystopian shithole like you're trying to portray it as.

[@seanyboy8228]

@@zippyparakeet1074 there's like 2 countries in North America

[@airplanemaniacgaming7877]

@@seanyboy8228 3. Canada, USA, and Drug/Gang Violence Land.

[@ChaotikDawg]

@@airplanemaniacgaming7877 golden comment

[@jennybaby2010]

I know this was from 2 years ago... but, I just seen it for the 1st time today. That's a real dad❤ Great job !!!

[@mimcduffee86]

The 1983 one, yeah. The one the video is actually about is a meth head that got his fiance to help him murder someone even though the person they murdered was not connected to any trafficking rings.

[@ScottieMacF]

the dad was high on meth. The boy had nothing to do with sex trafficking, and phone records show the girl was never missing.

[@davedave9552]

Absolutely support the father. Like a normal human.

[@cheloamezcua_23]

Someone had to say it…

[@RobNeyhard]

I would do the same but not leave the body where it would be found...

[@jacksonrampage4598]

Everyone has good ideas of police because they are supposed to be the guys who stop things like this. Why is it different when a civilian stops it?

[@1blueorange]

No ones cares

[@ianmcmanus3078]

There should be the death penalty for anyone involved in human trafficking. That may stop it!

[@bitchesihate]

Then how will the politicians get their fix? Unfortunately never gonna happen, we all know the people up-top are kiddie diddlers.

[@blazedonakayak5294]

But then what would the government officials who eat babies do?

[@theinternetlawyer7126]

Thing is, you always need to account false roumors and bad juries, leading to false convictions

[@willytfiveo7391]

@@blazedonakayak5294same thing. Time is coming soon I have the feeling america will not see 2050

[@Store-ig8uy]

That would end the Democrat party for sure.

[@TwistedIdentity]

"Men get arrested, dogs get put down" Kudos to Eisenman.

[@ligeliacable]

Disgusting

[@josephcross9684]

“I’m not locked in here with you, your locked in here with me” Rorshack

[@austinkbray]

@@josephcross9684 i googled the name. And apparently there was no evidence of the guy that was murdered that he was involved with the sex trafficking. The father admitted he was high on meth when he murdered him.

[@turkey2003]

Don't insult dogs

[@KruggKruscherp]

@@turkey2003 Woof woof

[@Wicked7outdoors]

2 years later and this is still one of my favorite videos

[@Erin-Thor]

I just love heartwarming stories like this that restore my faith in humanity.

[@TokenArma]

Nothing more satisfying than fully justified murder

[@nathanarievlis3985]

I wouldn't think to use ''heartwarming'' to describe this story , Erin. Truth be told, I'm kinda disappointed in myself because of that.

[@Dryhalf08]

@@TokenArma it’s not murder, it’s justice.

[@sibsart2039]

Did he get his daughter back?

[@cadenibz]

@@sibsart2039 hopefully

[@Oldfatbastard57]

I remember seeing the 1983 case on tv at the time , bravo dad bravo

[@jayharv285]

Nope. Look it up. Story was fake. Police found no evidence of trafficking and the dad was extremely high on meth.

[@nlrenzo9432]

They litterly call the boyfriend a “victim” It can’t get any more crazy

[@trollwayy5981]

Is he not the victim?

[@hammer9390]

@@trollwayy5981 No, he was a POS that got what he deserved. Could make an argument that he got off easy.

[@albinofroggy]

Yeah the boyfriend is still technically a murder victim. He definitely deserved to be a victim, but he was still one nonetheless

[@trollwayy5981]

@@hammer9390 He’s a POS but he’s still the victim of the murder.

[@d2h655]

@@trollwayy5981 it was justice

[@SwiFTDBL]

im so glad to hear the dad actually went and rescued his daughter. the headline saying the "victim" was found in a trunk it made me think for a second that the daughter was the one that died. glad to find out she got rescued and the "victim" was the POS boyfriend. happy endings all around

[@martuuk8964]

It’s a false story. Both the father and stepmom have been fully indicted for first degree murder. FBI specialists investigated and found no link between the murder victim and organized crime. Zero. The daughters entire family including herself and the father and mother are all meth heads. The boyfriend was one too. This was most likely a killing over a disagreement over drugs or drug money that was either owed by the boyfriend or owed to him.

[@M60A3]

Its offensive that they called the boyfriend a victim

[@alirohani2687]

The VICTIM was the dead 19 YO in the trunk. Turns out the Dad and his GF killed a 19 yo with cerebral palsy and autism while high on meth and singing. Police found no evidence of a sex trafficking ring or that the daughter was sold into one. Hmm... wonder if Donut will make an update video. Doubt it. Maybe some likes would help.

[@justinfriedman2039]

Agree. The scumbag wasn't a victim. He fucked around and found out. The poor daughter and her father are the victims.

[@alirohani2687]

@@justinfriedman2039 Google the case… the daughter was never sex trafficked. The father is a meth head who killed a 19 yo with cerebral palsey and autism while high on meth. His wife bragged about helping him kill the boy to her HR. Do your own research before you pass judgement.

[@sdelagua]

I'm from Spokane, and lived in Airway Heights at that time. This all tracks.

[@maxleighgrace8858]

As a father, seeing that guy exact a fraction of justice on that monster was depressingly beautiful

[@zachsilby4569]

Even better, hearing the daughter was saved.

[@_bored2death]

Am I wrong but isn’t this like the last Rambo movie where he went to Mexico

[@SteezyMPeezy]

Apperantly the dad was high on meth and the boyfriend didn’t actually do it, his parents say he was disabled and didn’t have the capability

[@Little_NightLight_Oreo]

Yeah even I felt his satisfaction when I heard what he did to him like what did he think was going to happens to him he was just going to leave Scott free? NOPE REVENGE!!!

[@getinthespace7715]

He should have better disposed of the body... Then he would have been good.

[@Baconism]

Murder is an unjustified killing of another person, as far as I'm concerned, completely justified

[@BofaDeez-qu5fe]

Not murder, just a good deed. Taking out trash is a perfect way of saying it. I’m glad to see people are starting to see right and wrong again. Especially with our children.

[@rudiruttger]

Letting individuals decide in any instance what justifies murder is not an acceptable direction for a society that has love for justice and right. There's absolutely grounds to lighten any sentence for this man, but enough people in society today already allow the bar for acceptable behavior to lower.

[@jamesbuchanan3145]

Well yes and no. If you catch someone *in the act* then yes, waste them. But, in a "civilized society" when you have knowledge of a crime that isn't *ongoing* , you are supposed to bring in the State. He hunted this guy down and straight murdered him. Don't get me wrong, I sympathize and would probably do the same thing. I would just do better getting rid of the body, i mean seriously 🙄 Also, I would be prepared for the consequences 🤷‍♂️

[@thearrogantirishman8352]

Glad you think you know the guy. He's a psychopath, he would've killed the guy for just being there

[@geessaess1707]

The only injustice is he only got to do it once.

[@TheWesman45]

The legal defense of "he was a bad guy who needed killing" is a real, albeit seldom used, argument. It's also my favorite legal defense. It's basically "yeah, I did it, but fuck that guy right?" And sometimes the jury is like "oh yeah, fuck that guy."

[@KMFDM781]

It's unanimous. Fuck that guy. I love the "fuck that guy" defense.

[@crimsonlight4205]

I mean, if the officials aren’t gonna do anything about it, then someone has to

[@SmokeyOwOs]

"Fuck that guy" Defense is best defense

[@RejectReef]

Jury nullification.

[@TheWesman45]

@@RejectReef Hey, this guy gets it.

[@Xristoforos41493]

That poor Honda Civic Del Sol. It didn’t deserve that