Indian-Origin Man Fatally Stabs California Sex Offender, Says It Was ‘Honestly Really Fun’

<p>A chilling act of vigilante violence took place in Fremont when a 29-year-old man allegedly stabbed a 71-year-old man to death after identifying him on a public sex offender registry.&nbsp;Authorities have named the accused as Varun Suresh and the victim as David Brimmer.</p>
<p>According to police reports, the attack occurred at Brimmer&rsquo;s residence. Brimmer, listed on California&rsquo;s Megan&rsquo;s Law database, had previously served nine years in prison for child abuse. Law enforcement arrived at the scene to find Brimmer fatally wounded, while Suresh was immediately taken into custody.</p>
<p>Court documents reveal that Suresh, who has been charged with murder, told investigators he believed all sex offenders &ldquo;deserved to die&rdquo; and had long planned to target one.</p>
<p>In a disturbing display of premeditation, Suresh reportedly posed as a public accountant, going door-to-door with a notebook, coffee, and bag to appear legitimate. He visited neighbors in disguise to avoid raising suspicion before eventually locating Brimmer&rsquo;s home.</p>
<p>Upon finding Brimmer, Suresh allegedly shook his hand and said, &ldquo;I knew I had the right guy,&rdquo; before chasing him into a neighbor&rsquo;s house, where he stabbed Brimmer in the neck. Court filings state that Suresh then demanded Brimmer &ldquo;repent,&rdquo; but as Brimmer tried to crawl away, Suresh slit his throat.</p>
<p>Authorities say Suresh showed no remorse, describing the killing as &ldquo;honestly really fun.&rdquo; During questioning, he reportedly claimed, &ldquo;I&rsquo;m hoping that because [Brimmer] is a pedophile, everyone hates pedophiles, it should be cool. It is not your duty to decide whether Heaven will accept them, it&rsquo;s your duty to send them to the gates.&rdquo; He admitted that he would have called the police himself after the murder and had no intention of fleeing.</p>
<p>This was not Suresh&rsquo;s first encounter with the law. In 2021, he was arrested for a fake bomb threat, criminal threats, and burglary after leaving a bag at the Hyatt Place in Fremont. At that time, he told authorities he had been &ldquo;hunting&rdquo; the CEO of the Hyatt chain because he believed the executive was a pedophile and intended to kill him.</p>
<p>The case has raised questions about vigilantism, online registries, and the dangers of individuals taking the law into their own hands.</p>