Kidnapper of Big Brother star Chloe Ayling released from prison after kidnapping and drugging a glamor model
CHLOE Ayling’s kidnapper has been released from prison after kidnapping and drugging the glamor model seven years ago.
Michal Herba, 42, bound and gagged the TV star, known for her performance Celebrity Big Brotherbefore locking her in a duffel bag during the gruesome kidnapping for the Black Death sex trafficking gang.
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He was jailed for 16 years in 2019, but his sentence was reduced to just five years on appeal before he was quietly released for good behavior 18 months ago. MailOnline reports.
His brother Lukasz is still behind bars and it is expected that he will be released early next one year.
Michal is now a truck driver and lives in Szczecin, Poland with his mother in an apartment.
25-year-old Chloe was captured by a gang of sex traffickers in 2017 and held captive in a remote Italian farm for six days.
Masked men kidnapped her after luring her to Milan with promises of a lucrative photo shoot, which turned out to be fake.
The mother of one told me Police She was then drugged and put in a bag before being auctioned off on the dark web for £250,000 by a group called Black Death.
Chloe broke down in tears during a court hearing as she described the horrifying ordeal.
She said: “I immediately felt sleepy and fell to the floor unconscious. When I woke up I was in a confined space, I was in a black duffel bag.”
“I had tape around my mouth and I had handcuffs on my wrists and handcuffs on my ankles.”
Lukasz Herba was convicted of kidnapping on June 11, 2018.
Who are the Black Death Group?
THE so-called Black Death group is an organization claiming to be responsible for a network of kidnappings and human trafficking.
Although rumors of its existence have been circulating for several years, the kidnapping of Chloe Ayling in Milan This is believed to be the only suspected crime that authorities have publicly linked it to.
The name is infamous in parts of the internet for the apparent scale and depravity of its offenses, although it is not clear whether the photos offering women for sale are authentic, nor whether the name is as skilled as it claims to be .
It is claimed that users of the dark web pay huge sums of money to buy women kidnapped from all over Europe.
A 2015 article from Vice’s Motherboard stated that their reporter had found images of women chained up while the victim was put up for sale for £115,000.
The BBC has now announced plans for a new drama series based on Chloe’s horrible ordeal.
The show, currently called Kidnapped, tells Ayling’s story based on her own book about the event.
It will also build on detailed research, extensive Job interviews and documented legal procedures.
The two brothers signed exclusive contracts with the BBC to make the series, but according to reports neither will speak.
After the harrowing ordeal, Chloe ended up on Celebrity Big Brother in 2018, where she became the second person to be evicted.
Her appearance in the series is mainly remembered for her growing relationship with football player Jermaine Pennanteven though he was married.
She has been ever since posing on Instagram for her wild fans and even has a successful OnlyFans account.
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