The chilling abduction of British model Chloe Ayling is set to be explored in a compelling new BBC documentary, revealing disturbing new details about her 2017 ordeal in Italy.
A Model's Nightmare
In July 2017, 20-year-old Chloe Ayling travelled to Milan for what she believed was a photoshoot, only to be drugged and kidnapped by members of a sinister criminal organisation called Black Death. The aspiring model was held captive for six terrifying days before being miraculously released.
The Shocking Details
The documentary features:
- Chloe's first-hand account of the traumatic experience
- Never-before-seen police evidence
- Expert analysis of the sophisticated kidnapping operation
- Revelations about the shadowy Black Death group
"I genuinely thought I was going to die," Chloe recalls in the film, describing how her captors told her she would be sold as a sex slave if her agent didn't pay a £300,000 ransom.
Aftermath and Controversy
The case made international headlines and sparked debate when Italian authorities initially doubted Chloe's story. The documentary examines:
- The complex police investigation
- Media scrutiny of the victim
- The eventual conviction of her kidnapper
- Ongoing questions about the criminal network involved
"This film gives viewers an unprecedented look at one of the most bizarre kidnapping cases of recent years," says the documentary's producer.
Where to Watch
The hour-long special premieres on BBC Two and will be available on iPlayer, offering viewers a gripping insight into this disturbing true crime story that blurred the lines between modelling and mortal danger.
