Youssef Khater’s Survivor – The Netflix original series ‘Worst Ever Roommate: Marathon Man‘ follows the lives and misdeeds of Youssef Khater, a con artist whose complicated schemes eventually culminated in deadly attacks that no one saw coming.
After all, in an attempt to stay out of trouble, he not only assaulted a fellow marathoner called Dominic Rayner, but he also nearly killed one of his housemates, Callie Quinn, in 2011.
But today, if you want to learn more about the former, including the specifics of his relationship with Youssef and his current whereabouts, we’ve got you covered.
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Dominic Rayner, Who is He?
Dominic Rayner first met Youssef Khater in October 2010 while competing in the Jungle Marathon in Brazil, when the UK-based athlete was feeling stuck in his daily routine.
He desired new adventures as well as positive relationships, so it was no surprise when he and Youssef began to converse like friends after noticing the Danish man’s pleasant demeanour.
That’s also why he revealed his interest in property investing and accepted his invitation to the Chile ultramarathon, where they might maybe look into co-investment opportunities.
Dominic flew to Chile with cash for their joint enterprise, but he gave it to Youssef since he didn’t want to carry the large sum on another (possibly unforeseen) journey to/from London.
He did receive a signed promissory letter claiming that the money was merely for safekeeping and that he would return it in full when he returned, but this never happened.
After gaining a better understanding of the situation, the Brit almost gave up on the case, only to return in the summer of 2011 at the request of others, only to be attacked by Youssef on the outskirts of town.
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What happened to Dominic Rayner And Where Is He Now?
Dominic Rayner not only survived the scenario safely, but he also filed reports after returning home, revealing every detail of Youssef’s attempt to hit him over the head with a log.
The swindler had taken him out in Santiago under the premise of returning his money that day, but the marathoner quickly understood he was wasting his time.
Dominic “felt a surge of air above my head” as he turned around to go away once more. Youssef had hit me with a punch.”
A scuffle occurred, which stopped only when a throng gathered, prompting the perpetrator to implore him not to say anything.
Dominic appears to be satisfied with his current situation, despite the fact that he has not been able to retrieve any of his funds or obtain legal justice for the attack.
According to what we can tell, the London native continues to run marathons whenever he can while working in the creative business, and he appears to have moved on entirely.
Dominic ostensibly does it all to challenge his physical limits and improve with each passing day, from formal city marathons to ultramarathons to endurance events.