
Konerack Sinthasomphone was brutally murdered by Jeffrey Dahmer, who sprayed hydrochloric acid into the victim’s head after drilling a hole into the victim’s skull, according to the Netflix documentary “Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story.” Although Jeffrey was unaware of it, in 1988, he drugged and sexually assaulted Konerack’s brother, Somsack Sinthasomphone, tormenting another member of the Sinthasomphone family.
Thankfully, Somsack survived, but the horrific event had a lasting impact on him.
Who Is Somsack Sinthasomphone?
Konerack and Somsack Sinthasomphone were brought up in the US by a devoted family that had immigrated from Laos.
Even though Somsack and Konerack both went through a lot of hardships as children as a result of their less-than-ideal socioeconomic situations, they were both conscientious young people who were eager to establish a name for themselves.
It’s interesting to note that Somsack, then 13 years old, first encountered Jeffrey Dahmer in September 1988. At the time, Jeffrey had just left his grandmother’s house and had moved into his apartment.
He realized that the kid may be easy to trick, so he made an effort to get Somsack to come to his apartment and pose for some nude shots. Somsack was persuaded by Jeffrey, who even made a payment guarantee, to follow the serial killer back to his apartment.
Surprisingly, Jeffrey never tried to kill Somsack or cause him physical harm. However, Jeffrey drugged and sexually raped the 13-year-old before he could escape his hold and leave the house.
On September 27, 1988, after becoming aware of the incident, law enforcement officials seized Jeffrey. Jeffrey eventually entered a guilty plea to second-degree sexual assault and luring a minor for immoral purposes in January 1989.
He received a one-year prison term with work release and five years of probation in May of the same year. Jeffrey was also forced to register as a sexual offender by the judge.
Additionally, at the time of Konerack’s passing, Jeffrey was under probation for misusing Somsack.
Where Is Somsack Sinthasomphone Now?
When the police apprehended Jeffrey Dahmer and identified Konerack as one of his victims, Somsack had already returned to his family and was still residing in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, after the traumatic experience.
In addition, the Milwaukee Police Department and the City of Milwaukee were sued by the Estate of Sinthasomphone and Konerak’s family for allegedly violating their constitutional rights.
Since that time, Somsack Sinthasomphone has embraced privacy in his personal life and preferred to operate under the radar. But judging by appearances, Somsack Sinthasomphone is now wed and continues to live in Wisconsin with his wife.
Konerak & Somsack Sinthasomphone Family
A dedicated family from Laos who had immigrated to the US raised Konerack and Somsack Sinthasomphone.
Even though Somsack and Konerack had had quite a few hardships during their youth due to less than ideal socioeconomic conditions, they had both been conscientious young people who were eager to establish a name for themselves.
It’s interesting to note that Somsack first met Jeffrey Dahmer in September 1988, at the age of just 13 years old. At the time, Jeffrey had just moved into his own apartment after leaving his grandmother’s home.
In The Netflix Series, Who Played Konerak Sinthasomphone?
Kieran Tamondong plays Konerak Sinthasomphone in the Dahmer Monsters: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story Netflix original series. The actor’s significant success was directly attributed to his performance in the film Yoddha.
In this series, Paper Tigers and Little Big Shots both make fleeting appearances. He was actually born in Los Angeles, yet he currently resides in Valencia, California, where he was born.
When he was five years old, Randy Wood, the creator of Rising Sun Karate, gave him his first martial arts tuition.
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