Model kidnapped and auctioned as a sex slave

loriexxx

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4765134/Chilling-Black-Death-advert-kidnapped-British-model.html

A very strange story and if it happened to me I don't think I would be posing outside my house.

Duff

Send in Liam Neeson.

eviltwin

Something off about it alright. They let her go because she has a child? These people are ruthless fcukers, I doubt they would care if you have ten kids, an elderly relative and a cat, you're a commodity to them nothing more.

loriexxx

loriexxx wrote: »

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4765134/Chilling-Black-Death-advert-kidnapped-British-model.html

A very strange story and if it happened to me I don't think I would be posing outside my house.

I don't know what I'd be doing if it happened to me. You can't predict this stuff, can you?

cml387

Lavishly illustrated, I notice.

The almost perfect Mail online story.

me_irl

Even before clicking in to the thread, I knew it was a Daily Mail article.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5eBT6OSr1TI

osarusan

Mail probably kidnapped her just so they could publish the article and photos.

Cubik

eviltwin wrote: »

Something off about it alright. They let her go because she has a child? These people are ruthless fcukers, I doubt they would care if you have ten kids, an elderly relative and a cat, you're a commodity to them nothing more.

And the way the guy just voluntarily handed himself over? Yeah right.

Classy sexy shots from the "appalled" Daily Mail I see. They don't even try to hide the lack of ****s they give.

It is weird too that she is doing a couple of "less sexy" but still fairly sexy poses for the article.

If the police got to clamp down on a sex trafficking ring though, excellent.

hairyslug

Good to see the mail is staying classy with those photos.

The story is a bit 'Taken' isn't it? Even with Paris as the site of the abduction.

It doesn't mean it's not true, just that it lends an air of incredibility to it. If it's true than I pity the girl, especially since the Mail sees fit to raid her facebook or instagram for sexy shots, for what they feel is context.

Paddy Cow

It's like a story out of Hostel.

tomwaterford

eviltwin wrote: »

Something off about it alright. They let her go because she has a child? These people are ruthless fcukers, I doubt they would care if you have ten kids, an elderly relative and a cat, you're a commodity to them nothing more.

Very strange the kidnappers seem to so concerned about publicity??

Why would they just not cut your man off and not pay the ransom??


On first look something doesn't add up....seems like an elaborate scam to the cynical like me....of which one person wasn't in on?

Sofiztikated

The Polish, the Muslims, the Dark Net, and a model getting her baps out.

Jaysis, the Mail are going to get miles out of this.

The Backwards Man

Paddy Cow wrote: »

It's like a story out of Hostel.

Or Hotel, the 1980s show starring a shifty looking James Brolin

Jesus Wept

She's not a 32a.

Tom Mann Centuria

Shenanigans.

Pac1Man

What was the final bid?

hairyslug

Don't want to sound cynical but it's one way to launch your modelling/TV career

Biggest lickspittle on boardz

cml387 wrote: »

Lavishly illustrated, I notice.

The almost perfect Mail online story.

me_irl wrote: »

Even before clicking in to the thread, I knew it was a Daily Mail article.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5eBT6OSr1TI

osarusan wrote: »

Mail probably kidnapped her just so they could publish the article and photos.

Cubik wrote: »

And the way the guy just voluntarily handed himself over? Yeah right.

Classy sexy shots from the "appalled" Daily Mail I see. They don't even try to hide the lack of ****s they give.

It is weird too that she is doing a couple of "less sexy" but still fairly sexy poses for the article.

If the police got to clamp down on a sex trafficking ring though, excellent.

hairyslug wrote: »

Good to see the mail is staying classy with those photos.

Sofiztikated wrote: »

The Polish, the Muslims, the Dark Net, and a model getting her baps out.

Jaysis, the Mail are going to get miles out of this.

Something something Daily Mail something something.

[Sits back, feels smug at making predictable Daily Mail jibes.]

Cubik

Biggest lickspittle on boardz wrote: »

Something something Daily Mail something something.

[Sits back, feels smug at making predictable Daily Mail jibes.]

Well no I actually find the "I'm so above the Daily Mail" stuff as tedious as you do at times, but there are certain things that are typical of the DM - and a story about sexual exploitation accompanied by loads of sexy pictures is one of them. It's not just the DM who'd do such a thing though of course.

One eyed Jack

Sometimes the truth is indeed stranger than fiction, but this is the first I've ever heard of kidnappers send their victim a letter along the lines of -

"You were kidnapped by mistake, terribly sorry for the inconvenience, but if you don't tell anyone about us, we'll kill you"

'A mistake was made by capturing you, especially considering you are a young mother that should have in no circumstances be lured into kidnapping.

You also agreed to sneak a pre-determined set of information in to the media and we will expect to see evidence that has been done in the near future.

'Any sort of disobedience with the above will result in your elimination.'

I guess she had to sneak all those bikini pictures to the media under duress...


Riiiiiiight :pac:

fullstop

Jesus Wept wrote: »

She's not a 32a.

It didn't say she was, said she was DD.

Jesus Wept

fullstop wrote: »

It didn't say she was, said she was DD.

ah yes. 32a was a different person. Closing the file on that one.

Biggest lickspittle on boardz

Cubik wrote: »

Well no I actually find the "I'm so above the Daily Mail" stuff as tedious as you do at times, but there are certain things that are typical of the DM - and a story about sexual exploitation accompanied by loads of sexy pictures is one of them. It's not just the DM who'd do such a thing though of course.

The model is the one who put the pictures in the public domain, the DM is the medium. It's like attacking facebook or instagram for hosting the pictures. Anyway, the pictures they used are what sells this story, lets be honest. If she was 20 stone nobody would care. That's the brutal truth. And it isn't just men who will click on it either.

Anyway, this story stinks of a Max Clifford style setup. I expect the full story will come out in the near future...

Cortina_MK_IV

Biggest lickspittle on boardz wrote: »

The model is the one who put the pictures in the public domain, the DM is the medium. It's like attacking facebook or instagram for hosting the pictures. Anyway, the pictures they used are what sells this story, lets be honest. If she was 20 stone nobody would care. That's the brutal truth. And it isn't just men who will click on it either.

Anyway, this story stinks of a Max Clifford style setup. I expect the full story will come out in the near future...

Is she was 20 stone he would have left her where she was.

DJIMI TRARORE

That's her application form sorted for Big Brother,which,surprise surprise is on TV at the moment

tomwaterford

Biggest lickspittle on boardz wrote: »

Something something Daily Mail something something.

[Sits back, feels smug at making predictable Daily Mail jibes.]

http://touch.boards.ie/thread/2057772104/3/#post104300470

Biggest lickspittle on boardz

tomwaterford wrote: »

http://touch.boards.ie/thread/2057772104/3/#post104300470

What's your point, caller?

blueser

Sofiztikated wrote: »

The Polish, the Muslims, the Dark Net, and a model getting her baps out.

Jaysis, the Mail are going to get miles out of this.

Baps? She doesn't look like the sort to be involved in the baking business.

Academic

Well, the Guardian at least has the wit to use the terms "alleged," "allegedly," and "allege" in their report on this:

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2017/aug/06/british-model-chloe-ayling-tells-of-alleged-kidnap-ordeal-in-italy

riffmongous

Caption: Chloe Ayling, pictured, describing how she woke up shackled inside a suitcase with her mouth covered in tape

Photo: Her tits

tomwaterford

Biggest lickspittle on boardz wrote: »

What's your point, caller?

Someone bemoaning people complaining on daily mail,yet starts a thread on virtually the same topic


I do luv irony

Cody montana

50Euro offered.

blueser

riffmongous wrote: »

Caption: Chloe Ayling, pictured, describing how she woke up shackled inside a suitcase with her mouth covered in tape

Photo: Her tits

Be fair now; they're not too shabby, are they?

Cubik

Biggest lickspittle on boardz wrote: »

The model is the one who put the pictures in the public domain, the DM is the medium. It's like attacking facebook or instagram for hosting the pictures. Anyway, the pictures they used are what sells this story, lets be honest. If she was 20 stone nobody would care. That's the brutal truth. And it isn't just men who will click on it either.

Anyway, this story stinks of a Max Clifford style setup. I expect the full story will come out in the near future...

The Daily Mail had the choice or not to publish sexy pictures of her to accompany this story about sex trafficking - and they published a lot of them! It's not one bit like someone posting their photos to Instagram or Facebook - that comparison would only fit if she published them herself on The Daily Mail, rather than the Mail staff doing so. But as you say, it's what sells. A non trashy paper would report the story as a straightforward news article and would not accompany it with sexy pictures though.

She wouldn't be abducted if she was 20 stone.

I'm not disagreeing with you that things don't add up about the story (and she seems happy to pose following the incident) - I'm just saying that it's not always bandwagon-jumping to criticise The Daily Mail.

Paddy Cow

Cubik wrote: »

The Daily Mail had the choice or not to publish sexy pictures of her to accompany this story about sex trafficking - and they published a lot of them! It's not one bit like someone posting their photos to Instagram or Facebook - that comparison would only fit if she published them herself on The Daily Mail, rather than the Mail staff doing so. But as you say, it's what sells. A non trashy paper would report the story as a straightforward news article and would not accompany it with sexy pictures though.

She wouldn't be abducted if she was 20 stone.

I'm not disagreeing with you that things don't add up about the story (and she seems happy to pose following the incident) - I'm just saying that it's not always bandwagon-jumping to criticise The Daily Mail.

Did she pose though or did the Mail simply rob her social media once they found out her name?

scopper

The photo of her tied up is not her. That photo has been on the dark net since 2015 or so (e.g. https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/vvbazy/my-brief-encounter-with-a-dark-web-human-trafficking-site).

It does seem like they tried it, but the photos and so on seem to be retroactively fitted here.

MadDog76

scopper wrote: »

The photo of her tied up is not her. That photo has been on the dark net since 2015 or so (e.g. https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/vvbazy/my-brief-encounter-with-a-dark-web-human-trafficking-site).

It does seem like they tried it, but the photos and so on seem to be retroactively fitted here.

They do say in the article that the picture is not of Chloe Ayling and that they believe it's actually from a porn movie ........... good detective work though! :rolleyes:

scopper

MadDog76 wrote: »

They do say in the article that the picture is not of Chloe Ayling and that they believe it's actually from a porn movie ........... good detective work though! :rolleyes:

Ah OK, didn't spot that

Cubik

Paddy Cow wrote: »

Did she pose though or did the Mail simply rob her social media once they found out her name?

I mean the ones saying "At her London home following her ordeal" - they seem to be taken as part of an interview with her. Seem to be anyway.

The_Captain

A model pretending to be a sex slave? Sounds like someone has made a news story out of my browser history

Sofiztikated

Cubik wrote: »

I mean the ones saying "At her London home following her ordeal" - they seem to be taken as part of an interview with her. Seem to be anyway.

The ones at her door, looking like she just opened it?

Knock Knock
Snap
"Oi, piss off!"

Interviewed.

Ralf and Florian

The Italian police have referred to the Polish guy arrested as a "killer". Presume he must have some form. Yer wan doesn't come across like someone who's been through a traumatic ordeal. Whatever this thing was all about I'd say she was in on it.

Cubik

Sofiztikated wrote: »

The ones at her door, looking like she just opened it?

Knock Knock
Snap
"Oi, piss off!"

Interviewed.

Which ones are they?

Paddy Cow

Cubik wrote: »

I mean the ones saying "At her London home following her ordeal" - they seem to be taken as part of an interview with her. Seem to be anyway.

I find it strange that she'd allow her name to be published (I assume she has the right to be anonymous because it's a sex crime) and let the media know her address. The guys threatened to come after her and kill her if she didn't do what they wanted after the fact and pay a 50,000 ransom within a month. If that was me, I'd be moving house and keeping a low profile.

MilesMorales1

Italian media outlets reporting this was a hoax, apparently there's CCTV of them together in an shopping centre.

SEPT 23 1989

It took three of them to write that

Three

osarusan

MilesMorales1 wrote: »

Italian media outlets reporting this was a hoax, apparently there's CCTV of them together in an shopping centre.

Certainly wouldn't surprise me if this was the case. It was just so weird.

Although it's surprising that there are specific names involved, rather than just 'unknown' assailants. Is that Polish-British guy willing to go to court/prison on kidnapping charges for their 15 minutes of fame?

A Dub in Glasgo

This is obviously fake

MilesMorales1

https://www.google.ie/amp/www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/08/07/british-models-kidnapper-tried-sell-story-tabloid-holding-captive/amp/

But Herba also emailed The Daily Mirror two days into the kidnapping, under the heading ‘British model kidnapped by Russian mafia’, apparently offering to sell the story as well as photos of Ms Ayling.

He told the Italian police that he had falsely claimed the Russian mafia were involved in order to “attract attention”.

redcup342

Mythomaniac

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