Ian Kim Pham who goes by his alias Akogeno is a 5'6" tall Vietnamese-American male who has sexually assaulted several victims at UCSC (University of California, Santa Cruz).

His first appearance was at the UCSC furs club in 2022. Born in February 2000, Ian K Pham is 25 years old.

He currently rents an apartment from Willow Creek Apartments at 933 Willowleaf Dr #604 in San Jose, CA since January 2023. Ian Kim Pham currently shares rent with his roommate, Jonald Morata (born February 1988), who is 12 years older than him.

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Ian Kim Pham goes by his fursona name Akogeno online.

Ian Kim Pham is the son of Khanh Xuan Pham and Kristy Kim Phan, and has a sister, Lauren Pham. His father, Khanh Xuan Pham, owned Sit and Spin laundromat at 4023 18th St, San Francisco, CA 94114 before passing away in October 15, 2020.

Kristy Phan (doing business as Sit and Spin) is a business in San Francisco registered with the Office of the Treasurer and Tax Collector of San Francisco. The business account number is #0397856, and the business location number is #0397856-03-001. The registered business location is at 4023 18th St, San Francisco, CA 94114. The business started on April 18, 2006. The license type is H46: AUTO LAUNDRY MECH/PAY-TO-OPERATE WASHING/DRYING.

Ian attended Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory, a private Catholic high school in San Francisco, from 2015 to 2018. After graduating, he enrolled at the University of California, Santa Cruz in 2018 to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering. He earned a 2.85 GPA and dropped out of UCSC in 2023 without completing his degree.

Ian likes to self-proclaim his title as a Computer Engineer to cover up the fact that he never earned his degree. He also likes to call other peers "mentally challenged" as a coping mechanism to make himself feel better.

This is Ian Kim Pham's GPA from his official transcript from UCSC (Requested and approved by UCSC):

Ian Kim Pham (Akogeno) is not currently employed. He used to work as an AV Director at TED conferences and a grifter at Adobe. He mostly lives off inheritance instead of income he earned. His source of wealth comes from his late father, Khanh Xuan Pham, who owned Sit and Spin laundromat at 4023 18th St, San Francisco, CA 94114 before he passed away in 2020.

Ian Kim Pham (Akogeno) has been involved in several Title IX cases at UC Santa Cruz.

According to his official UCSC records (requested by law enforcement on behalf of the victim), he inappropriately touched a student at a Competitive Programming club. He was reported to university’s student conduct office to address the complaint through the Title IX process.

In retaliation, he attempted to discredit the victim by telling the victim’s friends that the report was false. He tried to downplay what happened by claiming it was just a “nudge,” even though he knew it was more than that. Eventually, he stopped attending the Competitive Programming club because he told himself he wasn’t interested in it anymore, but in reality, being in the same space as the student he hurt was a reminder of what he did.

Ian Kim Pham (Akogeno) sexually assaulted a student at UCSC on April 28th, 2022. He invited invited her to his off-campus apartment at 555 Pacific Ave #430 Santa Cruz, CA 95060 to sexually assault her.

He became furious when he got blocked by her. To protect his ego, he made serious false accusations against her to the UCSC furs club in order to get her kicked out. He then spread rumors about her within clubs and communities to damage her reputation and suppress her socially. This was an extremely petty move.

Ian Kim Pham (Akogeno)'s fursuit is a premade from Don’t Hug Cacti (DHC). He bought Trace Wolf for $5,195.00 USD a year after the allegations were made. At the UCSC furry club, he lied to everyone about waiting a long time for it, but there was no commission at all. The DontHugCacti accusation document on was leaked on on September 25th, 2020. The suit was listed and sold on their website between September 17, 2021 and October 20, 2021, respectively. https://web.archive.org/web/2021*/https://donthugcacti.com/product-category/suits-for-sale/