Model Chloe Ayling will write a book about her alleged kidnapping
UK glamour model Chloe Ayling has revealed she will expose “every little detail” about her kidnapping ordeal in a tell-all book.
The 20-year-old claims she was lured to a fake photo shoot in Milan on July 10, where she was abducted and held captive by a group of men who threatened to sell her for sex online.
Speaking to The Sun, the mother of one says she’s ready to face her ordeal and document it in detail.
Chloe Ayling was eventually released by her captors. (Image: Instagram)
“I have spent days crying and crying over what happened, being in fear for my life, made to believe I would be sold as a sex slave,” the told the UK newspaper.
“I am only human. I want to put this behind me, to move on with my life, to forge a new path for myself that is free from the horrors I have experienced."
Watch: Chloe Ayling's first sit-down interview since her return to the UK.
Ayling told Italian police two masked men had drugged, stripped and handcuffed her before stuffing her into a bag, putting her in a car boot.
They drove to a farmhouse near a village in north-west Italy, where Ayling alleged they held her captive for six days and threatened to auction her for sex online unless her agency paid a ransom of $AUD440,000.
The London model was eventually released when her captors, who she claims were part of an online sex trafficking syndicate known as Black Death, realised she was a mother.
Since she returned to the UK and shared her experience with the media, many have questioned the veracity of Ayling’s claims.
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