Model Drugged, Kidnapped And 'Auctioned On Dark Web

Illusion · #1 ● 08-07-2017, 08:22 AM

..The mysterious online criminal syndicate behind the kidnapping of a British model has boasted of its 'huge generosity' in letting her go 'because she is a mother'.

It emerged this morning how the woman was drugged, handcuffed and loaded into a car boot in Milan before being driven 120 miles to a farmhouse in Turin where she was kept for six days.

But the organisation, known as Black Death, then performed the u-turn and took her back to Milan, warning in a letter she would be 'eliminated' if she went to the police or spoke negatively about them.

The woman, 20, whose identity has not been revealed, was held prisoner for a week after being drugged with ketamine, authorities said.

At a sensational police press conference in Milan her captor was named as Polish-born Lukasz Herba, 30, who is accused of trying to sell her on the internet for 300,000 Euros (£270,000) through bitcoin.

When officers arrested him he was found in possession of a pamphlet on Black Death which offers the sexual services of women for auction on the dark web.

A picture supposedly uploaded to the organisation's website showed a topless woman tied up alongside details including measurements and nationality in an apparent advertisement - although the image is believed to have been taken from an unrelated pornographic film.

Police say the British model was lured to an abandoned shop near Milan's Central Station with the promise of a photoshoot, only to be drugged, handcuffed and put in a suitcase.

Corriere della Sera reported the model had been lured to the fake shoot from Paris and was then loaded into the back of a car and driven to an abandoned shop south of Milan, before she was then taken on to a farmhouse near Turin 120 miles away.

It is thought she was kept in the bag for two-and-a-half hours and stayed in Turin for six days. Reports in Italy say Herba told officers he had sex with the model - police are still investigating the claim.

According to media reports, Herba rented the cottage in Turin telling the property's owner that he was an artist who wanted to find 'inspiration' for his paintings.

Italian police say the offender demanded 50,000 Euros (£45,000) to free her and 'threatened to kill her' if she told officers what happened to her.

Authorities said the kidnappers were going to release her 'because she had a two-year-old child' and their 'rules exclude kidnapping mothers'.

In a letter sent to the victim upon her release, Black Death told her that a 'mistake' had been made in capturing her.

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